Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-13

Luncheon was served in the dining
room in conclusion. MatrCns of the
number were Mesdames Lou WalzeI.
i. NJ. Dent. Harry Aurandt. Atwood
y1Iaryey Fred f Ehss, T.. c. Mills ".
$. Powell, William Beck. Jay Coils
and John Avery.
Miss Mabel Stafford, secretary of
the southwest field Of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association, Miss Har-
riett Taylor and Miss Lee of New
York. representatives of the national
board were the guests honoreJ at a
breakfast rendered by women of the
hoard Of directors Of the local asso-
citation Yesterday morning in the pri-
Aate dining room of Hotel Tulsa.
There We're covers for 26.
The Mothers club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Paul Sanger, the
principal business of the afternoon
| having been the appointment of a
committee Of Mrs. O. G. Watt Mrs.
! George MacCurdy and Mrs. Robert
Morris TO arrange a program for baby
week Mrs r. g. Rebholz and Mrs.
w. II. Nouse were special guests. The
! next meeting will be with Mrs. G. c.
4 Neager.
Mrs. 4. w. Ridgway had a group
1
quests for the night, "Wednesday, at
her home l44 East Independence
avenue. supper was served at mid
| night from the prettily decorated 1in-
inG table. Guests of the affair were
| the Misses Myrtle BiCkford. Lena
Miller Frances Ambers ana Huth
Morton.
Mrs. Charles +. I.ahman has called
n meeting q the federation delegates
chosen TO form an orgarzatior of the
citys wpmeu's clubs, this afternoon
at the public library H'hc constitu-
ton will be presented for signature.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Atwood have
ms their guests. Mrs r. w. Atwood
| and Miss Birdie Atwood of Spring
field, Mo. Miss Atwood IS prominent
~ known in music circles of her home
state.
Mrs Percy Collins. who has been
quite III since last Saturday, wher she
Was stricken with a nervous break
down, was reported to be doing as
wen as could be expected yesterday.
Matrons who compose the member
ship of three tables played at the
meeting OF the Thursday Auction
club yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
j. H. Brooks,
Kendall Patrons-Teache associa-
tion will meet this afternoon at 3
O'Clock In the school auditorium.
There will he a special program and
patrons of the school are invited
Mrs. c. f. Strouvelle is home from
Culver Ind, where she went to visit
her young son, Charles, who is a
cadet at Culver military academy,
during the 81" alton.
Last weeks roned meeting or
the Hyechka club Will be held sat
| urday afternoon at the library. with
Mrs. Leonard +. Breach and Mr.
Leo - Quinn rs hostess,s :.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Flint Moss are
awaiting the completion Of new
home IN Stoncbraker Heights OF
which they expect to take possession
May /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cox and son.
! Stearncs. are home from Oklahoma
city, whore they were guests for
few days Of Mr.. and Mrs T.. b. How
ara.
Mrs. John II. Woodard will leave
today for Dversburg. Tenn. where
she goes TO attend the wedding of
school friend Mrs Woodland will re-
main in the south week or ten days
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore +. Tack are
! having their household goods pre-.
| pared for shipment &c Marietta, Chio.
where they expect TO make their
| home in the futIre.
The Shakespeare club will meet
regularly this afternoon. In the home
Of Mrs Frank H. Greer Annual
election Of officers will take place
The Musical Dozen win meet OF
| Saturday. in Mrs. w. c Willauson's
home, the program to begin prompt
| ly at 2 o'clock.
nr. and Mrs. J. w. Rogers will take
| possession OF their new home which is
building In kirkpatrick Heights,
about May l.
Miss Marie Jones OF Bridgeport.
Ill, is here for n visit with Miss Rose
Minteer.