Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-18
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HE annual meeting of tho Nv.
echka club. always Of interest
among the members and sister OF.
Hanizations. was particularly inter.
esung Saturday afternoon. taking a.
/ II dld the form OF beautiful lunch
con party with Mrs Fred $ Clinton
! presiding as hostess in the Hotel
! hctchum, The hotel ballroom.
! decorated In greenery and hanging
/ baskets or green and white uarnn
!lohs, expressive OF the club color,
/ ana honOrinE ST patrick's dRN.
iormed setting FOR two long ga BILE,
( placed In the form OF a great letter
II and having covers for over three
score guests. The tables further car
/ iicd out the decorative -chemc I'm
sprays of fern and carna,ion The
place cards depleted scenes iu Ire
land. During the progress of lunch
con contest. "A tuneful love story 20
was introduced, answers 10 the aues-
uons having been included in the
medley or airs which Mrs Clinton
played on the piano Mrs. e. H.
StrouNelIe received as the favor IN
the contest Elft OF pottery and
consolation honors went To Mrs
clarence J. Hindmnn and Misc
Tookah Stansbery. The luncheon
iavors were shamrocka and Irish
Rags. After the serving. the club
stood while the hostess gave u toast
TO our nation and Flag and for the
singing or The star Spanglcd Ban.
ncr Mrs X. .. Lippa or pittghurg
ana Miss Donna Griswold Gnlley OF
lhttle Rock, who sang before the club
last week, were specially invited
guests, In the business meeting fol .
lowing, Mrs. Clinton was unanimous.
ly elected president. despite her pro-
testations that she had given her best
Tor the past several years and her
request that another be nominated 10
the office Mrs Clinton il the only
executive the club has ever known. |
and II would scarcely be the Hyechlla
cub without her at It's head Mrs
w q. williamson was made first
vice president. Mrs Clarence D.
llindman. second vice president.
Mrs e +. Bush, recording secretary /
Mrs Victor q Micher. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Harry II Murdoch,
treasurer, Mrs ID &. ACosta, chair.
man or arrangements committee. to-
gether with Mrs w. \ Aggers and
Mrs. Garland Mars. Mrs Ora Light
ner Frost chairman student com
b
mau membership committee, Mrs
Paul VI Galloway and Mrs Charles
], farren were elected to the execu.
live committee. Mrs. Nnn Cogswen
was voted to represent the club ON
the program OF the state federation
tt Okmulgee, and Mrs G, T. Strou.
lelle was extended the honor OF a
NE membership In the organization 4
Annual meeting and installation of
officers was observed by Hattie
.;raybill Missionary society OF First
church. last week Z
Reading OF The Kings Highway"
paying attention To speclnl events
along the highway which. In this In
stance comprised the reading OF re-
ports from the various departments
leld the attention OF the society dur.
ng the morning and was followed
1N the serving Of conservation
luncheon TO sixty women at noon,
Jtficers we're Installed by Rev. &. {
v Kerr during the afternoon as
ollows Mrs. w H. Hendren. sy- ,
.odioal president Mrs Il. T. Bowen |
'resbyterial president Mrs G. W. ,
Kerr, president, Mrs. j NJ. Han,
honorary president. Mrs T.. A Ross.
irst vice president. Mrs Troy l..
Dwell, second president. Mrs
q Lockwood. recording secretary.
irs, H. w Randolph, correspond. J
ng secretary, Mrs Percy Collins. 5
rcasurer; Mrs O. A Steiner. secre- D..
airy literature. Mrs ! u Fink. -
ccretarv extension. Mrs W A.
harp, light bearer secretary. Mrs q
:. T Bowen, secretary missionary v
ducation Mrs II = Anderson sec
etary publicity; Mrs. e. - CoHge-
hall librarian {
The new nome - Mr. aud Mrs {
.ork Kelley At 2la West Sixteenth iI
rect was opened Saturday sftcr- "
oon for the 0rst time. In chill 4
ren's party. celebrating the ffth T.
lrthday anniversary Of MARY VIZ
mia Patsicia Kelley. small daughter
the home. who was born March a
Z 1919. The afternoon OF play and q
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