Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
CLUBS

COlumb bia Cnautauqua ClfC,e VIII
meet at $50 p, m. Tuesday, May
2s, ia the public library, for the an
! nual election Of officers. Tbs Is 10
/ be the last meeting OF the year All
members are urged to be present
Mrs. 0. III. i, Thomas was hostess
to members OF the Lo[ting club in
the last meeting OF the season. Fri
day. The afternoon was devoted to
knitting The club will meet at Red
Gross headquarters on alternate
Fridays during the summer months
to do war work. Mesdaues Il, u.
Wilson. Paul Bates, Georgia Tucker,
w. II. Cole. Jones and Rigsby OF
Gushing were special guests,
The Housewives league will meet
regularly Monday afternoon In the
farm demonstration room of the
county COURTHOUSE. The matter OF
the inspection of stores, markets
bakeries and daires and the Ice
problem will be presented for dis
cussion. Every district chairman,
every member and anyone Interested
in the work Of the league i urged
to be present
Jane Adams chautauqua met In
the home of Mrs, Howard n. Cole
Friday afternoon for its final ses-
sion of the wear. Plans for next
years work, which Is to be largely
war work activity were made. Of
ficers for the new year are: Mrs.
Howard ~ Cole. president Mrs.
Charles f Farren, vIce-president;
Mrs Roy II. Nook. secretary: Mrs.
william Miller ROSS, treasurer;
Mrs. u. W Crouch, critic, Mrs.
George S Berry, journalist, Mrs
Charles Han, parliamentarian.
Mrs. c. B. Boarts entertained the
matrons of her club, the T. Il. C"
Thursday afternoon. The decora-
tions we're of carnations and ferns
The women as usual took their knit
ting. with which the time was spent.
a social hour following Luncheon
was served and carnatiOn favors
given. Matruns of the party were
Mesdames r. G. NILS. Jay Coils,
Harry Aurandtl John Wise, Il. M.
Dent. +. G. Goodnor, W. S, Powell,
Todd Milican. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. John Wise.
Much interest is being shown by
the public in the beautiful fantastic
production to be given by pupils
Of the Conway-Broun school Tues
day evening, May %. on the Coun-
Try club lawn The local Red Cross
is to benefit from the undJtaking
Novel lighting effects have been
arranged. the public service COM
pauy generously and patriotically
responding TO the call for assistance
and the coNumes have been spe-
cially designed. The support and
cooperation OF all who are inter-
ested in the educational and artistic
development Of Tulsa Is solicited.
Ttpe Feast Of the Little Lanterns"
to be presented by the Brock and
Elliott private school, to fittingly
close the school year, has been set
for Friday evening. May"3l. Tho
beautiful garden surrounding the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Earl W.. Sin
clair Is to he the setting for the
play and bazar and the one huu-
dUed children who are to take part
viii be assisted by Marion Bennett
Murray and Miss Shandan Moth
ers Of the children who are TO
act as pslronesscs will be in Japa-
neac costume as well as the girls
and boys participating In the feast.
There will be a baaar at which
novelties Of an sorts will be afforded
for sale and proceeds Of the play
will go to'the schools war activities
which extend In many lines and in
clude BELGIAN relief Liberty bonds.
the Red Gross, e.c. II is expected