Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-25

mission, the austion Of food conserva-
tion. Miss Kimble will have with her
Mrs. Yeager, who was In Rumania at
the time war was declared, and VINO
Will have many interesting things TO
tell about the subject.
The fortnightly dance OF the Knights
OF Colum bus WAS largely attended
and delightful occasion OF TUESDAY
evening In the home OF the order. DR..
and Mrs. Paul n. Atkins weer official
chaperons and the following married
and young folk danced: Messrs. and
Mesdames John Conley. John McFad-
rem and r. =. Reilly; Misses Grace
Cain, Witt Cline. True, Linard, Ber-
| tha Alkire, Kathlyn Johnson, Marjorie
Hester, Katherine Neerman. RoXie Ma
rie Mari. Helen Ardizzone, Florence
! kirkpatrick, Virginia Cobb. Marguer-
Ite Gavin. Nesta Martin. Grace Lee,
Muriel whitehead, Ann Cornelius, Ma
omi COnnor, Lucille Beekman, Bess
Hudson, Irma Wood Mayme Kechane,
Lucas Mildred Shields, Wilma Schultz,
Marie Nye. Helen Delaney, Irene Hast
ings, Vivian Fulghum, Josephine Hig-
gins, Mayme jenkins. Helen Sigler,
Vivian Lee. Margaret Bell. Iona ia
cobs, Elouise Hanley, Dane Martin
| Pauline Kahoe. Nina Norris, Helen
Norma Miller, Ramona Geek, Mary
Delaney. Edna Nelson. Peggy Benoit
OF Kansas City. and Marguerite Costa
OF Chica ago: Messrs. Paul A. Wilson.
ID. X. Mahoney. l.. W Harris. III. r.
Moore, L. l.. Wylie, willard J. Marten,
T. 4. Hunt, Palmer II. Hanley Raleigh
Clark. r. j. Walsh. Rex Watkinson,
| Roger S. Mitchell w. Il. West. A. c.
Johnson. X. W. Hogan. 7. l.. Quinn, G.
L. Struhy, .. l.. Peterson, ~ w. Kerr
tr., + p Monahan, c. A. Judson, H.
a. Mooney. ]. D. Dorworth, J. NJ. Bel
lamy. w. A. 1ilystrand. ]. l. Alber-
ton, ]. II. Gavin, ]. r. Robinson, L. H.
| Haverfield. r f. Scheig, Paul Iver-
son, w. X. Warren. Parker Robert
son, II. y Arnold, Eugene Constantin
G.. L. Herrick II. ID. Bickner
r. ]. Gallagher, Robert Hudson. Dick
Broach, Robert Downing, Clyde Fix
meer, Lee Pavne, Paul Rothe. Walter
Rogers, II. Mcnamara. Gordon Rob
ertson. w. G. Teaney, Bernard Nc
Kerran. F. G. Duncan, J. II. Walker,
Paul Estes, Val Whittmore Aubrey
Thomas, ]. Clark, r. d. Garnett, Jules
Constantin. ]. w. SALES. Robert l..
Lebus, Richard Audrain, Joe House.
Minor l.. Bauer, A. T. Twist, Earl
Clark. r. L. Fitzpatrick, Harold NJ.
Preston. A. ]. Walker Thad walsh,
r. 7. Snyder. IT, r Smith, j. Ray Steb-
bins, Byrum McWilliams. George Win
ters. Guy Johnson, ]. X. Lytle. Francis
Lewis.
Mrs. T. ]. Hartman entertained the
auction club of which she is a mem
ber yesterday afternoon in honor of
the visre OF her guest, Miss Myrtle
Masters of Sulphur. The cardroom
decorations were OF autumn leaves
and chrysanthemums and the lunch
con carried a note of the Halloween
season. The prize for high score was
of cutglass. Mrs. Frank G.. Walling,
Mrs. Christian II. Seger, Mrs z. l.
Newblock and Miss Jennie Yeager
King held substitute hands at the
three tables played.
At the meeting OF the Utopia club
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. II, l..
Seitz as hostess the club voted to take
up Red Cross wor. and Mrs. Idella
Culp and Mrs. Nell Wansey were APP
pointed a committee to confer with
Mrs. A. ". Coleman. After the bust
ress there was a social hour. with
contest for special diversion, in which
Mrs. l.. NJ. Strait won the favor Light
refreshments were served. Mrs. Nor
ris was guest
Mesdames T. C. Haller T H. Steele,
+. A. Hin, and W. l.. Harris were
hcstesses at the meeting of the Tulsa
Stars club yesterday afternoon in Ma
sonic hall. The club will assist in the
work of filling Christmas boxes for
Tulsa's ambulance company. which is
now on the way to the front in France.
There was the usual social hour fol-
lowing the business.
Tulsa clubwomen who expect to
attend the Oklahoma federation meet
ing in Woodward November 6. Z, 8
and 9 will be interested to know that
Mrs. w. d. Steele of Sedalia, Mo-,
national chairman of the general fed
Grafton, Is 10 be present, giving an ad-
dress and conducting the music Of the
convention.
At its regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. George
Harrington the Book club voted a sum
Of money TO be expended in sending
several copies Of The Daily World to
Tulsa men in the army cantonments.
The club continued its study OF Aus
tralia and elected delegates to the