Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-07

able talent In little more than a years
work. Miss Helen played from the
composers who have been under study
by the clHb this season. Mrs. Q. l..
Strouvelle and Mrs. G. T.. swanson
were voted to the two vacancies in
the club membership. Bach. Brahms
Beethoven, MacDOwell, the Scandin-
avian and Russian composers and
modern American, French and Eng
lish writers of music were chosen for
next years study and IL Is hoped to
have tho programs in readiness for
distribution in the course of the next
two weeks Luncheon followed the
program and business, covers having
been laid for the following guests;
Mesdames Charles F. Bush. Domingo
c. Acosta. William \. Aggers, Ernest
Clulow, Harry W. Gregg, G. l.. Swan
son; Misses Margaret Ringgold, Lyu-
ette Kimmons. Jessie Cissne and
GWynue.
The Misses Mildred Mari, Mary Sill,
Ruth Seekatz. Marguerite Hampton
and Ruth Kelso. pledges of the Theta
Beta Phi, a Henry Kendall college
sorority were hostesses to girls of the
society Tuesday afternoon when they
entertained with n matinee party 10
the vaudeville theater, followed by II
luncheon at Tea Cup Inn. Members.
pledges and guests I'm the party were
Mrs Robert BoiCe Carson Mrs. :. NJ.
Carson; Misses Marian Bennett. Wv
ian Fulghum, Louise Woods, Nenetta
Jones, Evelyn Keesee, Wilma Aspen,
Grace Grafflus, Springfield Mo, and
Marguerite Treadway of Hominy.
Mr. and Mrs James \. Robson en-
tertained with a pretty dinner party
Tuesday evening, at their home 1S47
South Cheyenne avenue compliment
inc Mr.. Hobssns sister. Miss Mary
Hobson Of Pittsburgh, Pa. The din
ner table held decorations Of sweet
peas and covers were laid for eight.
Dinner was followed by dancing
Young folk of the party included:
Misses Ursula Cunningham. Ethel
Fisher, Lulu Egan and Lucille wal
pole: MeSsrs William Wilder, Young,
Frank Shrlver and Harry Laudi.
Mrs. Edla Lund left last night for
Rock Island. H., where she goes 10
sing and direct the choruses of a
song festival which is to be given in
observance of the four hundredth
anniversary Of the reformation Mr1
Lund was an instructor OF voice I'm
that city for more than fifteen years
From Rock Island. Mrs. Lund Will 90
TO Chicago TO remain thruout the
summer and will return to Tulsa,
September l.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. y. Keesoe and
Miss Lucie Keesee bf Midlothian,
Texas who have been guests for sew
erql days Of their daughter and sister.
Mrs Earl =. Harwell, returned last
night TO their home. They We're ac-
companied by Miss Evelyn Keesee
who has just finished her junior
year Mt Henry Kendall college.
Mrs. Z. G. Cowdon formerly of
Nashville, Tenn has arrived in Tulsa
to join her sons, the Mcssrs. John and
w. f. Cowden, In making this city
their home. The family will soon be
ready to receive friends at 205 North
Santa Fe, Irving Place, where they
have acquired a home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Stitch of Inde-
pendence, Kan. are guests for a few
days in the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Earl W. sinclair, they having
come down especially 10 attend the
play of the Brock and Elliott school
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Travis L, Golay who
have been residents Of this city. Tor
the past several years. are making
preparations 10 remove to Oklahoma
City, much to the regret of their
large circle of friends and acquaint-
ances.
Mrs A. Minsky ~ Sapulpa, who was
operated on in a local hospital few
days since, is convalescing nicely. Mrs
Minsky is a daughter of Mrs. b. Le-
vine of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Treat and
their family will spend the heated
season in Manitou, Col to which place
they will go by motor about July !.
Miss Lucille Walpole will go to Bal
timore next week for an all summers
stay.
Mrs. James c. Treat Mrs. Carl
Clark Mrs. A. c. Hixon, Mrs. Ralph
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