Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
COC1AL SIDE
~ of the STATE
SAPULPA.

Mrs. John Willard and son. John Medford,
ir., left Monday for Whitehall. Ill. where
they will be the guests OF Mrs. Willard's
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Fitch have returned
from an overland trip to Colorado whero
they spent the summer months.
Mrs. J. M Franks, mother OF Mrs. J. T.
Todd, accompanied by her sister. Mrs. J. NJ:
Huff, are here from Koshkonong. Mo-, and
guests ut the Todd home.
Mrs Il. X, Unger entertained the members
Of the Tuesday Card club ut her home Tues
Mrs. J.. c. Leonard and Mrs. John Taught
directed the work at Red Cross headquarters
Tuesday. Wednesday Mrs. Ed Brodie and
Mrs. i. M Cross were In charge while oI on
Leon George presided,
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First M; y.
church met Wednesday in the church parlors
with Mrs. J. E. Burt and Mrs. t. A. Wilson
On Thursday the U. D. g. met at Red
Cross headquarters where they sewed for
the Sammies
noon with Mrs. Emery Timmins.
Mrs. T.. C. Wallace was hostess Friday
afternoon to the Maids and Matrons.
Mrs. Frank Webb entertained the mem
day ut her home.
The Apollo club. one Of Sapulpa's best
known musical organizations and now en-
tcring on its eighteenth year Of service, has
began las. month for the best concert sea.
son it has ever enjoyed. Three prominent
artists have been engaged for this season
They yppGS' sre Anna % Case, lyric soprano; Evan
Williams, tenor and Arthur Middleton. basso-
baritone. The active membership has been
increased to SO.
The Ladies' guild OF the Episcopal church
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Gid
dings at the Euchee Indian school.
Mrs Hattie Trotter returned the first OF
the week from Tulsa, whore she had been
Mrs. A. H. Krause, wife Of Major Krause
Of the Third Kansas infantry, is the guest
Of her son, f. q. Wallace 82s Elm street
and her daughter, Mrs. Glen e. Thompson,
Mrs. NJ. A. Dunbar has returned from
Kansas City, where she spent months va
| cation with friends
| daughter were the guests Of Tulsa friends
The G. W. B. NJ Of the Christian church
was entertained Wednesday. afternoon by
Mrs. o. NJ. Irelan and Mrs. J. N. Bayless at
the home Of Mrs, Irelan.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Presby'
terian church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. @. W. Gross, for a social gather
| ing. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Ross
Rankin and Mrs. W. A. Meyer:
Mrs. G. w. Salmons entertained the men,
bers Of the Kensingion club at her home
Friday afternoon.
The United Daughters Of the Confederscy
held nm open meeting at the homo OF Mrs.
| Sam Matthews Saturday afternoon.
The W. Q. T. U. met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Glenn Thompson. 315 South Elm
| street,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McKeever and sons
Pat and Jack Of Tulsa came here Thursday
to attend the marriage Of Miss Minnie Egan,
sister to Mrs. McKeever, to Mr.. Jack Smith
The Ancient and Modern Embroidery club
met Tuesday afternoon In Payne hall
Miss Finettie Walker returned homo the
| first OF the week from . months visit with
friends and relatives in southeastern Okls'
homa and Arkansas.
Mrs. ]. L. Burt was elected president Of
the Ladies' Aid society OF the First NJ. T.
church at the regular meeting Of the orga
nization this week Other officers elected
were Mrs. T. A. Wilson, vice-president; Mrs
+. 4. Shaffer, secretary, and Mrs. s. Z
Riley, treasurer.
Among those who attended q shower given