Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-22

TULSA DAILY
nifty and charm. Her prospects for
! election this year are bright in spite
Of the boast of the east that west
orn woman could never succeed to the
| office, and indications are that she
Will carry off the national honors by
/ a coed majority Mrs. William Cum
mings Storey, the present incumbent.
/ IS not candidate for re. election and
is throwing her support to Mrs.
/ George Sqtires of Minnesota. MRS.
| James Hamilton Lewis, wife of tho
senator from Illinois. and Mrs. John
Miller Holton of Buffalo, are other
candidates
Mrs. D. r. Beavltt of Muskogee was
the guest OF Mrs. ora Lightner Frost
for the day, Wednesday. Mrs. Beav-
lit, who is prominent in music circles
Of her city and state, on instruction
of Mrs. Eugene Il. Lawson, state
chairman Of music for the general
federation of music clubs, has just Is
sued call TO music clubs Of oklahoma
TO assemble ir MuskCgee April 3. Tho
meeting is called for the purpose OF
/ forming Il state federation of music
clubs, u ing for some time been
/ the desire of musicians and music
teachers of Oklahoma to have an or
! ganiZation in which they might feel
| more free to express themselves than
IN the State Federation of Women's
clubs. and in which they could also
! have more time t. devote to musical
/ programs. Each of the clubs has been
/ asked to send its president and one
/ other men ber To SIT in the NEE tlns
and one To take part in he program.
which is to be presented at FIRST Pres
Ill. hot a
| music clubs, at least the two Wom-
ems organizations, the Hyechka and
/ Fianp study. will m doubt respond
and IN all probability viii vote on the
matter at their next regular meet
iEgs.
Mrs. Arthur Il. Gideon gave a party
for children, which was a pretty af-
fair of Monday. in celebration of the
fourth birthday anniversary Of her
small daughter, EVELYN Geraldine.
The decorations were appropriate to
the season and the pastlmcs were an
egg hunt and all sorts of jolly games.
Ices and cakes were served at the
dining table, which wes centcred
with birthday cake bearing the
requisite number of candles, and
which held favors of a seashore
bucket and spade for each little guest.
Mrs Gideon was assisted by Mrs. A.
NJ. Nichols. Mrs. Paul Thomas, Mrs.
j. f.. Tubbs. Mrs. Harry ONeal, Mrs.
Walter r. Nichols and Miss Alice
Gravitt Children who made up the
parry were Juanita Tubbs, WiuIfccd
Thomas, Wilma Dell Rees, Beatrice
Anderson. Bobbie Gordon, Atkinson,
Johnnie Kiper, Emil Thomas, George
Rogers and Russell Gideon.
Mrs. j. Wesley West entertained a
cOterie OF matrons, girls anG men
with "A delightful party last evening
in honor of the visit of her niece, Miss
Betty West of Lancaster, Ky. Three
tables of auction were played amid
decorations OF spring flowers. The
guests were limited to Kentucky
friends of the honor guest. Miss
Olive Jackson of New York, with Mr.
and Mrs. William r. Steenc, was an
out-of town guest.
Mrs r. w. Paddock entertained tho
members of her Crochet club with a
very pleasant afternoon yesterday.
Mrs. George II. Bowers. Mrs. Everett
Ansei, Mrs Brown and Mrs. Scott
Campbell contributed to a program
which furnished pleasant diversion
Mrs. Bowers assisting. the next meet
ing in two weeks will be with Mrs.
{. A. Piper.
Mrs j. Warren Sanders has re-
turned from Vinita. where she was
a guest in the home of Mr.-and Mrs.
Dennis II. Wilson formerly of this
city for several days. Mrs. Sanders
went to Ninita especially to be in at
4 ,t tlA 1or
steals with which the Wilson's enter
tanned last Friday.
The lecture announced by the
Ruskn Art club for next Monday aft
ern BON. when Mademoiselle Henrietta
Clopath wjll-speaK on Modern Re-
ligious Art" at First Presbyterian
church, will be given for the benefit
of French soldiers blinded by the war.
There will be nc admission, but a
free-will Offering will be taken.
Mrs. C. p. Alexander was hostess
at the regular meeting of the Art
circle yesterday afternoon, with only
the membership as her guests Pink
roses decorated the entertaining rooms
quite attractively. Luncheon was
ernoon.
Mrs John Knowles Weaver and
, little daughter Virginia are expected
home Saturday from Tiffin, Ohio
where they were called on account
of the illness of an aunt Of Mrs.
Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar V. Goldrick
have as guests in their home. on
South Denver avenue, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Goldrick and two children Of
indianapolis, Ind, who are returning
to the north after three months
stay in California.
MI and Mrs Iiulette f. Ably anC
two ,ittle sons Hulette and William