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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
INFORMAL.

Mrs Carl Leo. Mrs Fred Bailey.
Mrs Thomas j.. Lott and Mrs Harvey
FoInaut were Joint hostesscs in Mrs.
Lco's home Tuesday afternoon when
they entertained members OF The Stars
club for tho final meeting cf tho
1861 season. F'lngs carrying their
message ~ patriotism and devotion TO
a common cause were combined with
flowers Joe decoration for the occasion.
ltalf an hour study Of the ritual OF
thc order was followed by delightful
afternoon OF social diversion. and re-
fro9hments OF ices and cakes wci..
served. Members and visiting star,
present were Mesdamcs T.. Fast. T.. H.
Wi"t, g. II. Hocttig r. B. Wiley. T..
Thompson Frank G. Seaman, W. p.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
MI SICiI.

Commencement season. a time Of
toy smiles. flowers and ambitions at,
tanned always brings much Of interest
- many homes and people Tulsa
with rs great business life IS scarcely
thot Of IN the same breath as a college
town. vet such Il is. for on IT'S out
skirts ls located the rapidly growing
Presbyterian school, Henry Kendall
college. Here each year during the
annual commencement IN May and
June are given series Of recitals by
seniors IN the departments Of music
and dramatic art, which can scarcely
be paralleled IN any other school.
OF this commence meut the first
program was given last Monday even
iHg. the occasion being the senior
piano recital Of Miss Helen Primm
pupil Of John Knowles Weaver. assist
cd ny Miss Dove Grayitt. reader. The
program Of piano numbers were all
adapted to Miss Primms attainments
and her playing charmed her hearers
hv technical finish and mus.cianship:
possibly the most brilliant number be-
ing the Concerto IN y minor or
Mcrdelssohn with orchestra part on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
DINNERS, DANCES
Miracles

When doubt comes over you and faith grows dim,
Aad miracles are need ~ retrieve
Your spirit from ri-qigngs dark and grim.
And give strength % that which you believe +;
Gaze aHywhere-north, south or east or west
On Ieafy trees, Or some lofty heights;
On solitude whore all things speak Of rest,
Or On the noisy marts by day or night.
LINK the the winter skies
On harvcsts sprung from the minutest seed
Look deep into some loving mortaIs eyes
And miracles you'N find 10 serve your need.
John Kendrck Bangs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

acre Mes-@rs and Mes5sues Ross y.
Eayb-rn. Marvel. ~. r. Kiser. ?. u
IVerscl. ! \. Robinson. 4 Z Brad
shaw T. n Argue. Roy " Hunter
George l.. Foster Frederick
ll-eT 4 y Boswell. tr and Capt
and Mrs. Roy / B0v-.iu Misses Ruth
Roeser. josephine Irwin Leoua E.ssr.
Jcs@gh.-e Nye. Ethel E-hrs. Fay
Galley Florence KIE-- Es=.ya Cen
aoIy. West Ethe'yn Carpenter Mar
gsre, R.uzg0id Myln CcgsUeli. Ter
ressa shields Mar ST. and Ka-heryn
Reach n DEm Ilgee. Messrs- ". 3.
Weer Homer Conley. Mcnamara. J
T. Monroe Guy johnson. C. 4
Fraser Charles " Bliss Lloyd
Towers. T. r. Mcmahon - ID Lewis
Harry Crooks Fay T-cu Tom VIII
--A. Eay Hubbard Wade Whites de
Herbert Smith. Aubrey Thomas
Moore Z. y. Alexander Lee Daniels
Don cole, Dick TH.Xt-n and WEIGH.
The closing social affair ~ the sea,
son .l Knights ot Columbus circles
was d pretty and eIceedlr=ly pleas NJ
dancing party with which men 0f the
orca-izzt!yl entertained Tuesday eve
lst NJ dancers lncildes Misses Arre-
Drrig4r. Irene Eoop. Marguerite
Mar-ar. Margaret Dolghel.y Ne.
Cornett Louise Woods. Fitzpatrick
kliill k-rEpatulk Mildred Shields
Evelyn Connolly Helen Delaney
Aalah Pagan. Teresa Shields. Jose
prime Hisg ne. Parish and Josephine
Irwin. Aess-s. John StIbler. j. Ro1p
Francis McAnauy. Selyidgem R0ok
Hague Tom McNamara. Barnie Nc
Koran. Bernard McMah0n. Francis
NaIus. Robinson Carter William
corrors. Edward Shields. Paul Bur,
ton, ana Eugene Constantine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
CLUBS.

The local chapter OF Daughters Of
tho American Revolution which was
one OF the first organizations OF tho
city to volunteer ITS services for war
relief. is now unit OF the Red Cross
and viii her ioafter devote one day
each week 20 the making OF hospital
supplies ana garments for the wound.
cd and sick. Many OF the women who
cannot find II convenient 10 bc away
from home longer viii devote only the
morning, while others plan TO take
their LUNCH and put in an entire day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
DI\NIIs~


The weekly dinner dance II tho
Country club WIS delightful affair
~ last evening. at which Miss Mae
Evans presided ae hostess assisted
hy Mrs. INun y Wallace Mrs Arch
lhald l. smith Mr James y Flaua-
gan Mrs Inr vs. Sinclair. and Mrs
Frank J.. BARTLETT Ir. and sfrs
Charles U g. DHcru Sir and Mrs
j 'Hsdon MI md Mre vs. van der
6r1rht Mr. and Mrs Clint Moore Mr
and Mrs Wells u. MONTGOMERY Mr
ana Mre Franf Louis ana Mis-
Mao Evans entertained with parties
Miss Evans hmorIng Miss Mary
Curry 90 Kansas CITY. in hcr
invitations 20 a group of eight
guests Among those who were out
for dinner ana dancing were Mcssrs
nnd Mechanics Joseph = Capprau. tr
T. Ralph lockwood Frank T.. Bart
lett Robert NJ Moody John n Marx
ham. ir. Eurl W Sinclair T. Rogers
kDmp. Lynn % Wallace. william J..
connolly james T. FLANAGAN. T. J..
connolly W van der Gacht. James
u l;ohiu.1n. John j Iarkiu. Charles
4 steele. j s. ruadou. g. T. CraWley
hHrlc b. Eudeu Seth Ely. Winston
j.. Henry Edgar Ewing. Ben y
Rice Stewart penrcc. N otis NcCIlu-
iGDk. q j callahan. John T. Audcr-
HNu, Wells ID Montgomery. Arthur l..
MUphot NJ j DELANEY John - Hail.
Frank J. Louis Frank A. Baker.
Archibald J. Smith. Chester J Cop
- an, charles J.. Waite. Clut Moore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF

Dr. ar1 Nfs Char.es y. r CHer1.
Hr ana NrF H g. I11re arE {-
and hfs Prank PhI.ps q BaE-lfa-
vile. Nra william Reed llrCr. Mr.
~ y Hal N chicago. A-z Eea-ey %,
south Bend Ind % I.asea Blanche
fogers Eilzabe Mad s1l. Nzhei
Larsh. Mae Evans Evelyn M1ex
France baUte-' - Denver. kathleen
HcFacdea. Memphis. Graae Baker.
W.. '.f1 Pa Nfs7rs Walter Marx
ham. William Linn. SeFera Roland
Hunter Courtney Nelson. GHt1er. p
'rrsfar'.l F. E DlIarl Hunter Mar
tn o.. P.eJ'e ~ Tho Hague H8.Iaal.
Gallagher ~ california.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
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TEAS.

Mrs H.. Rogers Kemp opened her
home Wednesday afternoon in n
pleasant informal tea for the benefit
Of the Sunday school of Trinity Episco-
pal church quite a large number
called during the receiving hours from
3 until 3 and greatly enjoyed n musi-
cal program given for their entertain
mcut by Miss Dorinda Bruce OF Mus
kogee, Mrs. J. IL. Piersol and Mr.. Roy
Smoot. Light refreshments were
served and silver offering taken.
Mrs. Kemp was assisted by Mrs. James
Il, RohiE-on. Mrs. Earl W. Sinclair,
Miss Elizabeth Madison, Miss Blanche
Rogers and Miss Evelyn Mock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

re.e.rf and th.N tae s.. .ofs thru ttf
lIs.f.l.l Tfr pef.1nle. ~ the COM
i.tt .4r i..laIl.s Authoug
10 H'larr.- It M .f.flIg. per..-
t IT James u Cole. Cuare.
y t--t.4l. Henry E sr.a. Edward &
in a A.Hor. william e. sU
'ff ".1.t Frank g. IIasef
.r N.u.r TYH Sf.rraF So Doau
Il.t li.r.t "a. - Il.o. g. N
"eh y Af Ifur.at. F g. MacAr-
f.r .Ha John c4r,a
N.H S4.m Nrer.e has invited
ir' f.r ar auction purity Monday
.i''fnrpn when fhe s.l entertain ~
honor MIa sneU1I ke4t1u. "a recrn,
bride WHO ar HlH Pauline ChagYfI
~ Ml.kJgce and MHs France Eaa-
gc'f of Denver Who o. thr guest of her
aunt Aifr H.n J. RICE There Will be-
t.s tables
Ara r. tau der Gra.h' Will enter
TAN a sma. company ~ matroue ~
formally o. luncheon Monday aftcf-
moon Ht no EDInfr,. club The gIcsfa
have been inu.od ~ rrcat M y l.
nm herman ~ Sea York. VINO comes
?. Iay o. tult the home a. Mr and
hfh. Hugh KING
Mrs Ora Lgh'1er Frost Will pre-
'nt her pupil Mlas Ruby Grrgory iu
recital Thufadav evening. June Z al
Boston avenue Methods church. Mis-
tdi'h william Dr. .IolIl-t. viii assist
Mf Grego~y and Mrs Domingo q.
A'n.ta Will be- at the piano.
Mfs carl y Hudson has Invited The
,H"iIn nnh NJ 'tr Thur lay Bridge
]. ..IH.. F...N.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

IN accom- piish.ng the work which is
laid out by Mrs. Grace Coleman Of
Ho1ry Kendall Mrs Coleman will
De unable 10 take active charge Of the
work until after the close OF school
when she expects TO turn her attention
entirely TO the cause.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
CARD PARTIES, CLUBS :

the o.gan By Mr.. Weaver. Miss
G.aVitis reading FORMED delightful
diversion anc won much applause.
on Wednesday evening sir- Cleo
Lowry Williams Of Broken Arrow.
pupil = Robert Boice "a ~son gave her
senior song recital assisted oy Mis-.
Er-ler Hanfley planist, aud Miss
Marion Bennett as a-cJmpl mist. Mr..
Williams has q soprano voice re-
Tra .a04r .n the Jea - u tone
QUaaty and natural fleNbAlty. and
her program consisting largely u
modern song composition vas finely
sung ;kru0gt: possibly tie stronges.
rumJer beng the aria from TOsca
wise D'Artc' b. Pucciu. which we'll
illustrated the singers talents. Miss
Hard..y plano number on this pro-
gram were much appreciated and she
wss greeted with warm apula Ise. Miss
bcuuetfs pan!ments were wholly
satisfying and artistic.
Thursday evening recital was
given b.. FIRST and second year pupils
~ voice and expression. BY Robert
Bo.re Carson and Miss Margaret
Wyndham. on this occasion an inter.
cstIlg program was presented and
some Hne talent exhibited.
4 fourth program Of The week was
voice recital by Miss Marion Ben
nett, pupil pf Robert BOlce Carson and
assisted ly Miss Mildred AfrMurtTy.
wolinist Miss Bennett has been for
some tine recognized as a most gifted
Nou1c musician: a 1916 graduate ~
piano. this year she has been spe.
cla4ZlU- iU voice. and that she is just!-
fed iu following such O. line ~ study,
her program Of last Friday fully dein-
0ns'rs'ed. IL was n>dchghtfIl even
inS OF song that Miss Bcnnet, gave
l-r auditors. one which. they Will long
remember. Miss McMurty IS a young
viciinlst n pronounced ability ana
her several numbers were much en-
ioved. Miss Flo North was accom-
par!s' for the violin mum bers. while
Mrs I. e. Heatherwick PLAYED the
voice accompaniments.
The music for Sunday mornings
service OF First Presbyterian church
IS announced as follows:
Prelude-''Theme and Variations
.................. Pietro
Quarte,-"Freedom's Empire" ....
Offertory-'R .Kroeger
Quartet Heard the Voice OF
Jesus Say. "...............H Harris
Postlude
The following note from the Nowata
Daily Star will be OF interest 10 friends
u Mr Edward MacTaggart, Of whom
young Miss Ruth Russell the talented
child musician mentioned. Is a niece.
Miss Ruth. with her mother recently
visited Tulsa.
Miss Ruth Russell. accompanied by
her mother Mrs. Frank Russell. re-
turned today from Little Rock. Ark.
where she has been studying music
lud"r Laurant Chaveau&. Madame
iadski's accompanist. Mr.. Chaveaux
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CARD PARTIES.

Wi-s Gertrude Ro,ur. ~ Kansas
.i't "no D. the guest q nn- sister
Mr. y Ran vas she hor0ree o.
lovely Informal party Elth which
Hrs. Ryan entertained Friday after
noon. when rlr had tNegfg-f FIVE
guests fHr cards ard music at her
f'taeror .r the Calais apartuart.
-'Ffra. tables n auction we're played
fNh prizes awarded ~ Nra Arthur
Nrnllr Mrs S0rrs o Gilbert and
Ara Ethel k4hrs After iuIcseon
mo party Vaa entertained wItn ul-l
nV the Misses Ethel Elnra. Ruin
IDsts and Florence F4fra Mis-.
Tocts aF F'rd tho hostess Dr. serving
Matrons and girls Invited o. meet
fiss fDlI!r4 were Mechanics Arthur
Ncwir. W.rrtrsd Wafhatauph j %.
Markham. Christian u Sese5. r j.
Hartman. Norris T. Gilbert H. J
TDcFa. J.. 81 Ketchum IS A Rogers.
Misses Roth Toers. Jane Markham
Ruth Brown Ethel Euhus. Elta
Murray and Florence Euhns
4 dozen or more matrors Hh0 are
former residents 0f Chan4te. Kan.
and who were friends before their re-
Hnral 20 Tulsa are forming club
winch ia 20 meet once each week for
= game Of cards and social dirers.ca.
TIE fret gathering was held Thus
daT afternoon .H the home Of Mrs
red HoE.e and two tables Of auc-
non we're played. Matrous .u at
tendance at tie meeting were Mes
4Ames T. f. Osborn. Barney Horrl-
gan. Ralph J.. Benedict 4. %. stuu.
y. Nc'as.lu and James william
son Several other names viii be
added % the membership list
Mi"s Blanche Boone had the girls of
The %ecaua club as her guests for an
afternoon - auction bridge yesterday. /
" iih tho Misses Ruth Younger Mabel .
'Iurk and Alice waiter Of Toledo, .
ohio. as special guests. Ices and cake
were .ed after the games. The
Misses MlT.el whitehead. Irlaa .
Woods Mildred Shields Ruth Ianley. /
naomi Connor and Fayriue Flnne- /
gan are ucw members Of the CLUB. /
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Captain and Mrs Edgar : Ewing
er'rria.nea very informally at dinner
Friday erlrg 80 their residence.
!Ltf South Boston aser.s. Covers
we're la.d for eight
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WEDDINGS.

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Anna Galbreath and Mr
Grover G. SpitZnaEle. which was very
quietly solemnized Wednesday May
Il, at Muskogee. The bridegroom is
u son OF Mu. and Mrs. A. G. Spitznagle,
with " HON he and his bride will reside
until they build home of their own
for which they have made plans. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. James n.
Galbreath.
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Country club diunci.dtncr. Mrs
bouailf vs. Fwucho; hoatos.
Mis- Mary sun iH hoHtca. 90 Vince
club.
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Miss Cora Glendening entertained
Informally Friday evening at her resi-
dcnce. 1916 South Boston avenue. in
courtesy 10 Miss Marjorie Miller, a
bride-elect OF June The evening was
spent in hemming towels which the
hostess provided and which were
afterward presented 20 Miss Miller for
hcr hOme-to-be. a score OF the BRIDE
elects friends were guests.
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DANCES. I

The last of the seasons dances In
y. 2. ~. L. circles was a delightful
affair Of Thursday evening al the
E!Es' club. Among those who danced
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Hafr a. AHrus to.'e
Monday.
Mfsrrp ~ T1.rIfh rfr'ufy c.ll
ln home nf Ir. s. g. Dunn
BIZ. .alWi Heaer.n srf.r'al1a fsf
Hr Isailf aad Ha srrHe.f
Grown Seal rhaI'all41 meeting lr
home OF Mfr WILLIAM 81 Wake.
Nfr g. o.. FpIdier l.eH~r'A DYp.t
~ p1uo .n recital az cilDrrcm ~
HbrarF.
Three core club dance a. OHIO ball
rom
Mise Mfrsarrt Wyndham present,
Mis- sh0hr ln recital - H'nfJ Ken
daii auditorium.
Called meeting ~ Nccdlecrsn clut
h. home ~ AIas Jane Lyman
Meeting - rroHblc Heights Monday
club ln hDme ~ Mr i y. Payne
Qud LIhc' picnic ut Avery farm.
Mr onG Ar. John T. Audsrs1a ca
tertam Evening card club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

Mrs. J. y. partlett and her sister,
Mrs. c. Eckert, entertained a com
p"uy OF twenty friends delightfully."-
Friday evening in celebration of the
birthday anniversary of their mother,
Mrs. II. y. Aldrich. The affair took
place IN the new home of Mrs Aldrich
and Mrs. Eckert In Maple Park.
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A. circle m,et. SIR. Walter /
E@Hf4u a huefs.H
Piano study club meets lr home ~
Mr. Sed o. tassboe.
Drama League club meeting with
Mr. T. 49, Carmau.