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MathOnteS Club pOSfnOuoI


 Postponed.
 Owing to a fire yesterday in the home of Mrs. Drew White, the hostess, the meeting of the Mathontes club was postponed until the Wednesday of next week.
 Mrs. Sam Scales has as her guest this week Mrs. l.. M. Smead of Cam den.
 Mrs. Jack Bernhardt has returned from Little Rock, where she closed contracts for decorations to be used at the biennial at Hot Springs in April.
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,s+orn Star Will

Eastern Star VIII
 Meet Today. .o . oao
 Union chapter No. 40. Of the order :. .ha Eastern Star will hold it's reg v,or -, meeting this afternoon at the Masonic hall
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McCammOn-WOlf Marraige
 Quietly SOlemniZed.

Edgar McCammon, dealer in live stock. and Mrs. Carolin P. Wolfe were married last night. The mar riage was solemnized by Dr. J. I. Norris at the home of Mrs. Jennie Book, in West Fifth, sister of Mrs McCammon. in the presence of few friends and relatives of the contrac ct ing parties.
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|Young Matron's l tVissi0n Circle,

1 Young Matron's Mission Circle.
 ,T The Young Matron's Circle of the F,rst Baptist church will meet this afternoon at 2::30 o'clock al the resi- dpnce of Mrs. M. l.. Elkins. 720 Pine street, with Mrs. w. A. Collier, hos EfpSs
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City Beautiful

|Cty Beautiful Meeting. .. c;.. poantih,l club, Friday morning at l n o'clock at the Library. It is urg- l ad that all members be present.
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Mrs. R. M. Hudson of Sapulpa, Oklahoma, who has been here visit ling relatives, left for her home yes |teriay. She was accompanied as far as Little Rock by Mrs. l.. T. Sallee
 and Miss Daisy and Betty Sallee.
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Mrs Orin Core left Monday for Pin Bluff, where she will visit her brother Will kleiner-Stuttga Free Press.
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Miss Melbourn rlartin returned to Little Rock yesterday after short
 visit with her mother, Mrs. A. T.
 |Whitelaw, on South Pine street.
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Whitelaw, on South Pine street. Jeanette, the beautiful little two year0ld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Downs, who fell from a second story window at their home yester- day, is getting along very nicely. No bones were broken and sne fast re- covering from the shock.
 -* t
 Mrs. Harry Rosenberg and little son. F. M., returned yesterday from a short visit to Hot Springs. Miss Sallie Mae Herring of Little Rock arrived yesterday afternoon for a snort visit with relatives.
 Mrs. w. H. Harvey of 1407 West Fifteenth leaves today for Richard, EGeorgia, where she will visit rela- tlyes. She will be accompanied as far as Memphis by her cousin, Miss Hattie James, who is returning to her home at Biloxi, Miss.
 Miss Mary Puddeps,att is seriously | Ill at the home of her father. William puddephat,t 1705 South Olive.
 Mrs. James Baughman. is improv- lng after two weeks of critical ill., ness at her shome at 112S West Bar |raque.
 The Young Matrons' Mission circle l ol the First Baptist church, will meet tnls afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the nome of Mrs. M. l.. Elkins 72O Pine |slreet, with Mrs. w. A. Collier as hostess
 MT. and Mrs, l.. H. Linthicum left Iof their home at Lafayette. Indiana. yesterday afternoon, after an extend sa visit With MT. and Mrs. c. M. Leavitt.
 Registrars
 Notice.
 Mrs. Jack Bernhardt asks that all
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Miss Eunice Norris returned las night from a short visit to Little Rock
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Lewis Helms of Warren is in the city for few days.
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St. Martha's Guild NeptS Today.


 St. Martha's Guild
 Meets Today. Mrs. J. E. Potter will be hostess this
 afternoon to the St. Marthas guild of the Episcopal church, in her home on East Sixth, at i2:30 o'clock. Lewis Helms of Warren is in the
 city for few days. Miss Eunice Norris returned last
 night from short visit to Little Rock Mrs Orin Core left Monday for Pine
 Bluff, where she will visit her brother, Will Kleiner.-Stuttgar Free Press. Mrs. P. M Bridges and son, E., re- turned yesterday from few days visit to Camden. Mrs. w. E. Hall and daughter, Miss | Frances, have returned from Roches- ter, Minn., where Miss Hall submitted
 to surgical operation at Mayo broth-
 ers' hospital. Rev. and Mrs. Geo. T. Stephens and children are expected to arrive today from Hot Springs. where the Stephens
 party concluded a revival this week.
 They will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor, 1O2 Martin av- enue.
 Mrs. J. Rosso, having disposed of her lease on the pr. Thompson home
 at 519 West Barraoue, to the Pine
 Bluff Y. w. c. A., will leave today for Portland, Oregon, to visit her son. McCammOn-WOlf 'Mhrraige
 Ouiptly SOIpmniypd
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Mrs. P. M Bridges and son, E., re- turned yesterday from a few days visit to Camden.
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Mrs. J. F. Potter will be hostess this
 afternoon to the St. Marthas guild of the Episcopal church, in her home on
 East Sixth, at 80 o'clock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

RADIO Springs, where Mrs. Lambert
and children will go shortly to re-
main until cool weather.
The last regular meeting OF Hattie
Grayhill society, for the season will
he held Thursday, June 10. at tho
church, preceded by the usual execu.
tive luncheon at noon.
Mrs Margaret Hudson OF st. Jo-
seph Mo, came at the last of the
week to spend several days as the
guest of her son. Mr. Carl II. Hud-
son and Mrs. Hudson.
70 u -------
Miss Elizabeth Colburn. daughter
turned home on Thursday from Saint
Xavier's acadsmy. Denlson. Texas,
to spend the vacation.
Mrs, Preston C. West, daughter
Winifred and son Gustavus will re-
turn on Wednesday from Washing
ton where the children have been In
school the past year.
Miss Ethel Burns left during the
week to spend the summer in the
east accompanying her sister, Mrs.
H. W. Mccoy. on the latter's return
after a visit here.
Mrs. w. J.. Aigiers entertained
with a house dance Friday evening
to honor the visit OF her niece. Miss
Mary Wright Of Muskogee. There
were thirty guests.
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
ITNCUEONS ;

In honor of the visit OF Miss Lii
Ian Banschbach of color a
Springs and Miss Ann Randolph OF
Emporia, NSn. who have been her
guests the psso>several y%ys, Mrs,
formally at lunGhe$n saturday at the
Tea Cup inn. The eNbfe decorations
- rried a note of patriotism In red.
white and blue and covers were laid
for 12 friends whom Mrs. Randolph
had invited to meet the visiting
young women, the latter Mr.. Ran
dolph's niece. Following the serV-
ing the party adjourned to the home
OF Mrs randolph to knit and do Red
Cross sewing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

dlcl- VIII visit friends during the
attendance OF Dr BurdiCk at the
sessions Of the American Medical
association
Mrs. stanley r. HIsey arrived
home Friday night from Camp
Travis. Texas. where she spent sew
eral weeks with Mr.. Hisey. she was
accompanied by MIR. Hisey who has
hecn granted a several days leave
AT home,
Mr.. and Mrs c. r.. Swanson have
taken summer place at Eagle
River. Wis. where with their family
and Mrs. Swanson's parents Mr., and
Mrs l. c. Moore, they will pass The
warm months
Miss Eunico Britt. field secretary
Of the Methodist Dcaconess home In
Kansas city, has concluded a sew
cral days visit in this city, going to
Collinsvlllo In the interest OF her
work.
Miss Yvonne Burk hard. young
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. j. s,
Burkhard, viii return home Mon
day from Drake university, Des
Moinos, Iowa, for the vacation.
Young Mr.. Richard slemaker, OF
Slstersville, w. Va, has resumed his
Journey to Texas. after spending a
few days in this city with his sister
Mrs. John X. Finlayson, Jr.
Mr and Mrs IL I Iambort haye
| taken a house for tho season in Colo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
CALENDAR
Monday.

Monday.
Annual outing of Grown seal
ehautauQua at owen park.
Mrs. Emory a. Clark is hostess OF
informal party.
Picnic Of XII club for Mrs. A. a.
Ault
Tuesday.
Mrs. Domingo G. Acosta presents
Miss Juliette Fortier in recital pro-
gram.
"Wednesday.
Meeting OF Tulsa stars club In
Masonic home.
Miss Marjorie Hanlen presents
plano pupils in recital at pubic
a. Friday.
Bonanza club informal dance In
Knights Columbus home,
Saturday.
Bonanza club informal dance In
ballroom OF knights Columbus
home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

Chicago for the past year made his
first appearance in studio recital
last Thursday. June 6. in the fine
arts building. Mr., dc Gucldre Is
making splendid progress under the
tutelage of Madame Liela A. Breed.
a well-knoWn teacher Of that city,
and expects to make his debut in
Tulsa next fall. His program will
be Of interest to friends here who
are watching his career.
| Chantons les aniours dc Jeanne
J. Maman. dites-moi Begere
legere: Bergerettes duo XVnIe
Slecle ..,,..',..'..'.. WeckerIln
Audabe. lie roi d. Ys. /, Edouard Lalo
Ricordal di me, Dellavelle. ..
............., +. i. Totsi
Melody Morgigni ..... r, =. Tosti
Serenatt ............. Il, +. Tostl
Jus du a toi mes chants. . Schubert
Lamento, Pierre Vober ..........
,,.,..,-,,,...... Rene Lenormand
Soldats dc plomb, Gravollet. ...
..,...,.......... Emile Pessard
Passing by, old English .........
........,....... Edward Purcell
o let night speak Of mo, Arlo>
Messenger, Gabrielle1Wrede, 80.
'''''''''' - foiBo
Jeune Fillettes .,...... aWeckerlin
lie Cue. Ed Pailleron. Oh. Lagourgue
Mai, Francois Coppee .......
.....!........... Renaldo Hahn
Tout gai, CalXogoressi ,.,..,...
........,........ Maurice Rayel
At First NJ, T.. church, the choir
directed by Mrs. A. w. Hine will
sing the following program for sun
days services:
MORNING.
Prelude, Hymn a Sainte Cecile"
.................,..... Gounod
Anthem, art Thou weary. ..
Offertory. "Cantilena" ..... Salome
Anthem, 80, Lamb Of God" "....,.
.....,.. .,............. AShtord
EVENING.
Prelude "At Twilight" .... Sellars
Anthem, THE Radiant Morn" .
,.,........,.., ..,..... Woodard
Offertory, suppl jication. .Frysinger
Duet, Jerusalem the Golden" ...
$50 .,....,...... MRS Hine
II. w. Hollingsworth. Gertrude West
The music for Sundays services
lalle Parks in charge, has been ar
ranged as follows:
MORNING.
Prelude ...........A .Adeste' Fidelis
Offertory tMelody in e FlaD.....
...,.,,...........,... Toriussen
Solo, Come Uuto Me'...,. .Coeneu
Mrs. w. w McMiChael
With violin obligato by Miss Hudson;
Postudo ,,.,...,......,.. HandeI
EVENING
Prelude Evening Prayer" ......,
.........,......... Shelley
Offertory THE Rosary .,.,. Neyin
Quartet, Beyond the Hin Tops
...y.............. Parks
Mrs Imler. Mrs Tucker,
Mr.. Mcbride. Mr.. Davidson
Postlude ...,..,...a........ Tours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
JUVENILE

Young Misses Mary Eliza beth
Vcascy. Kathleen sinclair and Dor
o,hy Veasey entertained with a mat
Jucc party 10 the vaudeville theaier
ypstcrGay afternoon in farewell com
plimcnt to Elisabeth cook, Tho
Young misses chaperoncd by Mile.
Rornand, afterwards formed a
luncheon party at the Superior Tea
room young Misses Carolyn Skel-
ley. Ruth Lyon clinton, Jane GRAY
Wallace. Jane Robinson, Elizabeth
Henry, Claudinc Miner, Eleanor Lee,
Virginia Campbell Dorothy Jane
Markham, and Margaret Zimuner-
man Of Brooklyn. n. Y. were guests
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
DANCES

The close of school and return OF
I +be vacation period was celebrateu
with A very attractive dancing party
! with which Mrs. John NJ. Glover en-
tertained last Thursday evening at
! the country club for her young son'
/ Master lack Clover Fifty friends
! of Master Jack were guests OF t"e
Y marry affair which hegan AT
o'clock and was interrupted only TOT
sumner at II O'Clock, when dancing
| again was continued until IL. inc
sumner tables set on the sun porcn
/ of the club. all were gaily decorated
| in flags and flowers expressing the
patriotic color note of red, white ana
| blue. Mrs Glover was assisted Dy
Mrs. Morris Hughes in receiving and
entertaining her sons young fTiends
IAassies and lads of the party were
young Misses Virginia Winklor.
Helen Conner, Kathleen Sinclair.
Mary Agnes Sheriden. Alice Strou-
velle, Mildred Rogers, Dorothy
Davis Natalie Brosch, Jane Robin
son. Hilda Lee. Margaret 'Eysenbach.
Elisabet Cook, Dorothy Vensel,
Elizabeth Henry, Ora weaver Flor
ence Craver, Harriet Vaudeville,
Clara Kramer, Elizabeth Kramer.
Margaret Zimmerman Of New York.
Masters Seth Hughes Virgil Halli-
burton. Kenneth crouch. Loyal wat
son. Roy Downing. Robert Wertz-
berger. Farrell Fartin, Douglas
I Owens. James west, Jack Haliibur-
/ ton, Edward Short, Byron Schaff'
| James Campbell, Lane Poe, Jack
/ Sloan, Dick Wheeler, and Jack SSs-
| ford.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
FAITH

Since all that is bound to be-
Since grim, eternal laws being bind
And both the riddle and the answer find
And both carnage and the calm decree
Since plain within the Book of Destiny
Is written all the journey OF mankind
Inexorably o the end; since blind
And mortal puppets playing parts are we;
Then let's faith; good cometh out of nj;
The power that shaped shall end the strife;
Then let's down before the Unknown WI;
Fight on, believing all is well with fe;
Seeing within the of Wars red rage
The gleam the glory OF the Golden Age.
Robert w. Service Rhymes of Red Cross Man"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
MUSICALS

Piano pupils of Mrs. Domingo c.
Acosta were heard in varied and
very pleasing recital program last
evening In her home, 1909 South
Main street The numbers were as
follows:
William Tell Overture (four hands)
........... Rosslni- Gottschalk
Carrie D. Fike, Mrs. Acosta.
To Spring .......,..,...... Grieg
opal Dubler.
Jolly Workman .....,..... Gaynor
Dale Bowmaster.
Rock-a-bye Baby ......... Gaynor
Miriam Parrish
Dance Lightly .......... Gaynor
Louis Gates Cohen
Galop Brilliante (two planos) ...
................,.... Sponholtz
ona Brooks, Bernce Brooks opal
Dubler, Mrs, Acosta.
Shepherd Boy ........ Wilson
Maxine Noble.
Melody OF Love ....... EnGleman
Gretchen Dubler
(a) Wild Rider; (b) Joyous Peas
ant ...,.......3... SChumann
Mildred Green.
Melodie ................. Massenct
clyde Lundy.
Thou Sublime Evening star Wagner
Roland surber
Trio ........, Shubert's Sercnade
Nadia Bowmaster. Wade Arnold,
Clyde Lundv
Pixies in the indian Village Brown
Domingo Acosta.
SaVo''e -. '',,..''.' .....'.'. Bach
Mary Hayden.
Marionettes ..........,.... Rhode
Wade Arnold
Barcarolle ...... Tales Of Hoffman
John Surber.
(al Baby-by; (b) Down the River,
1.-TWO pianos) ........... Gnynor
Marcia Acosta, Gwendolin Shepard.
FaVonne ....,..,.,.,,.... sharp
Ona Brooks.
Glissando Mazurka ......... ohm
Naomi Acosta
Valse In Fl Flat ........... Durand
Be,hice Brooks
Ca) Prelude in c sharp Minor.
,...,....,..,..,. Rachman'0off
(b) Voices Of Spring ....... Sinding
Carrie d. Fike
First Movement Sonata Pathetique
,...,.........,....,.. Beethoven
Juliet Fortier.
/ Schottische 1.-TWO pianosl Streahbor
Domingo Acosta. Roland Surber
Mildred Green, John surher.
! Nadia Bowmaster.
Mr.. Fernand de Gueldre OF thi
city. who has been studying voice i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
Personal.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin G. Calett
and Mr. and Mrs NAndovoort Of
Pawuce were guests Of Mrs +. g
Cauett and her son, Mr. John G
Catlett, in irving Place during the
past week Messrs. catlett and Van
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
CARD PARTIES

Matrons OF the Sans Souci card
club extended n pretty courtesy to
Mrs. w. l., Thompson, one of their
number who Is leaving soon for res
idence in Kansas. Thursday. when
they entertained with matinee
party to the vaudeville theater. fol-
lowed by refreshments at the Super
Tor Tea room. Mrs. Thompson was
presented with beautiful silver
thermos bottle. Matrons Of the party
were Mqsdame3 W, A. Lcssig. G. f.
Campbell, Byron queen, II, l.. Seitz
William McCulloch, Idella Culp
Norman ]. Hall and Albert A. ken
nedy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
Gil I5S

Members Of the Young Women's
Home Missionary society OF First
Methodist church together with
women of the senior society and a
group of friends, assembled in the
home OF Mrs. Charles f. Farren last
Thursday for pleasant, informal
afternoon Women of the losing side
OF the membership committee acted
as hostesscs The feature of the aft
ernpon's program which included de
votional exercises by Mrs. Farren.
songs by Mrs. Storey White. and
readings by Mrs. Harry Maxwell, was
the talk by Miss Britt Of Kansas CITY,
field secretary of the Methodist Dea-
coness training school. Miss Muir
rell of the local Travellers aid, whose
work IL confined to Tulsa railroad
stations. also spoke. Plans Tor a
picnic with families Of the society
as guests were made, the affair to hC
held in two weeks at Central park
Mrs. Farren was assisted in receiv'
ing and serving by Mesdames B.sy G
Connor, Walter F. Nichols, B, NJ
Dugger and william M. Cappe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09


5.,...,,t .,.rt .,..,erga,. fnr tho radio
s.nn,l n Te.,. where tney 60 in
nt,orl.,u., ,,ith thclf enlistment in
il, signal arryIce of the army. SCR
, |so vls. ,igfo- to tn, home Of his
mother and brother. has returned to
can field. Wichita rails. Texas. Mrs.
Cauctt and Mrs Nandcrvoort win
reside win their relatives In this
,Iiy for the present
-
ri,,t ,,, NJ, ,.,.b,rat ,,oor,-
,,,,,, ,",,,,, w., .,.,,,.1 r,,y I,,,, as
r,,,..,. 'T ,t,. i,.',n,n.'rrlnp,s ANN
Nrs ,y5,r,., .s,rdcrs And Mr.
G,rd,gs NJ .,,,,,'c,Ii,,, ,,'l, ha
Min, h.r r',.l.irJ H,.,,,l !, ~. i,,.,
%os,,,,", ,,',tn,,,. ,rt nr1 a.. 40.
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/ =" W',,, I,,, ,t -, ro.,ac r.it,
/ w,c,li ''''' ~ '"" '''' '''
/
]
MISS Jean liagI'r has returned
from kansas tl.y, whore sho spent
'N'PaI Jays with her mother Mrs.
Don liaEI'r VINO Is a patient I'm mat
mono about June 10. accompanied
by h'r daughter Miss Margaret
AaEler VINO viii stop over on her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

Miss Naomi Mescrve was hostess
at last weeks meeting Of the Whee
club on Saturday. -Four tables Of
bridge were formed with the Misses
Grace Downing, Ramona Geek, Juliet
Hunt and Charlotte Chen of Brad
ford, Pa, as additional guests
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

Tulsa, AT which there vera covers
for So. Several Of the nurses have
enlisted and already are In the Red
Cross service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

The picnic OF the Quid Libet club
announced for last evening. will be
Fheld early during the present week.
the date to be announced later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

A delightful informal lance of
Friday evening in the bailEoom of
the Elks' club had Mrs. |. D. Brown
and Miss Audrey Ab,Sott Of Tulsa
hospital staff entertaining compli-
mentarv to the graduate nurses OF
| the hospital. who completed their
: training last week The ballroom
! was decorated in palms and the ma
: tional coors and the punch table
was prettily done in the same colors.
1 There were some rs or one hundred
guests with DR. and Mrs Claude
; Hendershot DR. and Mrs j. Walter
1 Boyer Or. and Mrs. l.. ". Coulter,
/ DR.. and Mrs. Harry y. Murdoch Or,
} and Mrs. Ford Or. and Mrs. S. De
{ Zell HAwlev, and Capt and Mrs
b Gregory A. Wall as chapercns. Last
/ Wednesday the graduates were
guests a honor at banquet ten
!dered by the hospital staff at Hots
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

Miss Marjorie Hanlen has an
nouncedo recital of her piano pu-
pills for Wednesday evening in the
assembly room Of the library. Par
ents and friends of the class will be
welcomed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
INFORMAL

Mrs. George Wise was hostess 10
her club. the L. +. c., Friday ar
ternoon with knitting, enlivened oY
music as the pastime OF the hours
In a patriotic contest, Mrs, Jay COL
lis and Mrs r. NJ. Dent were award
ed the prizes OF china. MIS- James
Wrench of Oakland. Cal, specially
invited guest was presented with a
gift OF linen. Luncheon was served
in the dining room. Guests OF the
affair were Mesdames james
Wrench. c. A. Buck, Atwood Harvey
Jay COLTS, w. S. Powell Harry Au-
randi, Il. NJ Dent, +. G. Goodher
and r. C. Mills.
Miss Lillian Magnuson enter
tatned with matinee party to the
vaudeville theater Saturday, AFTER
noon, with a luncheon at the Tea
Cup Inn following. The affair was
to honor Mrs, A. A. Ault OF Alliance
Neb., and Mrs. w. NJ. Scott of Los
Angeles. There were eight guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Payne had a
company of young matrons and mer
with them for an informal supper
party saturday evening at the Coun-
try club. Covers were laid for II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
OUTINGS

OUTINGS
Miss Marjorie Black. the young
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. w. c.
Black, entertained with an outing
at Sand Springs last evening &c
honor the visit of ~het guest, Miss
Naomi Cusac Of Arkansas City. Mrs
Black, mother of the hostess, chap
eroned the party of girls and young
men as follows: Misses Helen York,
Myrtle Sanderson, Helen Moroney,
Katherine Farmer. Mary peake,
Mabel Coffelt and Ann Wernett.
Springfield, Mo; Messrs. Fons
Sherer Frank Eakin, Kenneth Fears,
William Warren, Harry Woody,
Wilson Mcclure. Fay Herod. Ray
Herod, Luther Harris Of Arkansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hine chap
eroned the following girls and boys
on picnic party TO Sand Springs
Friday evening: Misses Virginia
Leonard, Mildred Harrington, Mar
jorie Welch, Pauline Wood, Mar
guerite Hine, Helen Wagner; young
NJ essrs. 'Dorrance Roderick, Virgil
Hubert Lyons, Jack
Halliburton, James Fitzgerald and
Beebe Johnson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

The Tulsa stars club will nold n l,s
regular meeting this week on
wednesday at Masonic headquarteIs
with Mesdames Akin, Archer, baies' :
Baker, Beasley and Barr as hos'esseS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mrs. Grove Skelley will entertain
with a dinner for a group of young
friends of her daughter, Miss Caro-
lyn. Monday evening at the Country
club The affair Is planned In honor
of Elisabeth Cook, who. with her
parents. Captain and Mrs. w AloerI
Cook, is to leave this city shorty Tor
an Indefinite absence
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

Jane Adams chautauqua. which
has been especially active the past
year in all club and philanthropic
movements as we'll as war activities,
yesterdsv submitted its report as fol-
lows: The circle contributed for sew
eral months to the maintainence of
two orphaned children, until the lat
ter were placed in a good home. a
dozen Victrola records and subscrip-
tions 10 two current magazines were
sent to the state hospital for the in
sane at Vinita. and a good contribu-
tlon made to the state suffrage cam
paign committee and the local trav-
clers' aid. Membership in the loca
suffrage association also was TAX or
out. Twenty-Five dollars was giveT
I for the building of furlough house,
| in France and s175 to the local Reo
Cross for furthering its activities
| The circle will continue to devote
two days each week to Red cross
work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

Mrs. Frank L. Moore entertained
tho women Of the Altar Guild or
Trinity Episcopal church. Wednes-
day afternoon in her home. mrs
Josenh r Washington was made
nresident 10 fill the vacancy left ny
The death of Mrs. Theodore e. Tack