Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11

shown as well ms other works of art.
/ among them the sfamons sarcophagus
of Alexander, now In the museum of
Constantinople. The lecturer con-
cluded with appropriate remarks up
on the Nike the famous Greek en-
blem Of victory, exemplified by the
! victory of Samothrace which fortu-
nately now Is in Paris as a prophecy
OF our coming victory in the great
| world war.
The Shakespeare club met In open
Ing session Friday afternoon in the
homo of Mrs. Albert Cook, begin
ming the study of King Richard III.
under the direction OF Mrs. Frank H.
Greer. Shakespeare as a Historian"
was the subject Of an interesting pa
Albert w. Roth, after which the first
act Of the play was taken up with the
reading of the parts as follows: Mrs.
Douglas w. Franchot, Ann; Mrs. J.
Edgar Pew, Duke OF Clarence; first
murderer Mrs. Greer; second muir
derer, Mrs. Herbert d. Mason; Mrs.
John Roy, the duke OF Gloucester;
Mrs. ]. p. Kirkbride. Queen Mary;
Mrs. Cook. Elizabeth, Mrs. Storey
White. Duke Of Buckingham. Mrs.
White closed the program with the
singing OF a group of songs. including
The Crescent Moon" (Sandccson),
Tho Herb Forgetfulness" (Van Fac
litz"), "In the City Of Misgar'' from "a
Night in Naishapur" MARY Truner
Salter). Mrs. White was accompanied
by Mrs. Harry II. McFann.
The second regular meeting of the
Teacher-Patrons meeting Of Whittier
school will be held Friday evening
November 16 at 1880. It is statehood
day and program which promises to
be interesting has been arranged. Miss
Downey has charge OF program Of
children's work, which In to be pre-
sented first. Then will follow n dis
cussion Of one Of the schools prob
lens. attendance. The program:
Song-Oklahoma state ...........
....... Sixth and Seventh Grades
History Of Statehood 80. Firth Grade
Song-(state song) ..............
........ Sixth and Seventh Grades
Facts About Our School Attendance
............... Mr. w. o. Fcrman
Present Day Advantages .......
........ $3.50. Mr.. J. NJ. Hall
Loss to the Class ..... Mrs. Ooodale
Loss to the Individual Mrs Robinson
Habit Forming ........ Miss McCrory
Sense Of Duty -. Mrs. r. g. Card
The past weeks meeting OF the
Needlecraft club was held in the home
of Mrs r. A. Felt. where the members |
gathered for discussion of current |
events In response to the roll call, a |
paper on the wars progress and one
on the Red Cross by Mrs. Earl Thom-
as. The knitting needle formed a
pleasing accompaniment to tho clubs
program for the afternoon.
Bon Temps club members met in |
the studio of Miss Irene Roop Thurs
day. at which time the annual election
was held and organization OF a knit-
ting unit made Miss Josephine Irwin |
was chosen president and Miss Agnes
DUNCAN secretary and treasurer. The
club will knit for the Red Cross, the
next meeting OF the unit to be on
with Miss Mary McNulty.
Matrons of the Lofting club who
were guests or Mrs. q. III. Il. Thomas
for the regular meeting Friday after
noon devoted themselves to making
bed shirts for the Red Cross. A social
hour followed the time spent In sew
ing. Mrs. Sam Hughart Of Maysville,
KY. who Is a visitor In the homo Of
Mrs. Thomas was the only guest.
IN. p. r. o. society members met in
the home Of Mrs. Edward Mccoy.
Wednesday afternoon. "The Child
Samuel" was the subject of the after
1oon's Bible study. led by Mrs Hor-
ice y Anderson. This week the chap
ter will meet to do Red Cross work.
The Rebekah club will meet Friday
Ifternoon with Mrs. ]. u. Minso ana