Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-05


number Of civic md patriotic plans
. projected by the members. Definite
arrangements were made and commit
tees appointed 10 advance the work
of the coming fruits and vegetables,
tho conservation Of fOodluffs Of all
kinds, and plans for the comfort Of
HOldicrs IN camp and on the active
battlefront Werc reported as making
excellent progress. Red Cross classes
VIII resume their course OF instruc-
+ ton at the next meeting 10 De held
/ juno Do. Every member present en-
. Enthusiastically pledged her support and
assistance ~ Miss klmblll. who VIII
have general supervision ~ the work
of 1ll canning classes Of the organiz1-
ton AT the next meeting an interest
iun1FaHou VIII be introduced 10 its
membership.
The Misses Etncl Maude ana
Tioima Smith came home from okla
homt university, Norman az the end
~ tho week for "a brief visit with
their p1routo Dr and Mrs. Ralph V.
Smith. before returning % the uni
Ecisfv whore they expect 80 study
dGr.ng the summer months. Miss
Georgia Shut of Pryor Creek Will
como today 20 visit tho Misses Smith
and accompany them on their return
10 school.
The Misses Lucille Foster and Ruby
Hopkins. Of Gushing. who were guests
Of Miss Thelma Kyle and Miss Ethel
Williams over tho Weekend left last
night for n visit IN Kansas City Re
fore the departure of the visitors Miss
Williams entertained at dinner I'm
lsN ffs Of h.t Gil of
Nrs. Allen Stubblcfield. There were
ten guests.
Mrs. VI. Leopold Weston. director Of
art ~ Henry Kendall college, Will
make an exhibit Of her oils and water
colors today in the art room of the
school Mrs. Wcston's pictures have
been on display in the Carnegie
museum IN New York, and Tulsa arr
lovers VIII no doubt be interested in
knowing that they are TO have this
opportunity Of sccing ana enjoying 1t
The marriage Of Miss Hattie NC
Dowcll and Mr.. Frank w. Miller,
which was celebrated very quietly
Sunday morning at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs r. T.. Mcdowell.
ls announced. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
win DE at home temporarily with
Mrs Mcdowell The bride has been
teacher in the public schools.
Miss Mildred Shepard Of Lawton.
who attended Tulsa high school for
the year. Just closed, during which
time she resided with her sister Mrs.
i,iN'' G9oit' VIII return nome tod5y
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var Ieilcl Worh III th9 N9eu'eCtalt
noon when Mesdancs Fred Seher' ;.
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'''u - VI S'hlih VIII ehlCI .alh WIN a
atN'I YEA IIl th' nome "l NlIS' Scn'I.
NoIlh i"IhloWh avenue ne aiI'h
~ p"l'"cu LOT 'he h'hoHt OF the io'ai
'"aP'er hed ''"'9'
Mrs. Morris Hughes and son, seth
ana MIS- liuEh,S mothcr' MIS- NJ. NJ
ilyndmah, Will l'aN' June is i"r hsies
''Ih, '"I"r "here the ianlIy IS 10
nave "a cottage Tor the warm months.
Ar ana MIS-. /. . J"hiS"H VIII occupy
IN, huEh'S nome during the absence
MISS heryI Barnett or Oklahoma
+ tly arrived yesterday irom Colum,
hl', Mo, Whcic she mas Just finished
"a \cWs work at Missouri university
10 ION her mother Mrs ). \. Barnett
sister, Mrs. Richard w. Burkhart
water VIII leave ON "Wednesday Tor
Muskorc' where Mr.. Eridgewater
MI u' connected WIN the S'hii or inc