Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
OF Interest to
Women

Clubs
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING FACE
these talks. Mrs. Downing VIII hp-
pear before the high school body nj
tho regular assembly Monday morn
ing March 10. Heads pf tho various
womens clubs OF the city have boen
named as putroncsses of tbs course
es foliows. Mrs. Frank Greer,
shakespeare club: Mrs, Frod \.
Clinton, Hyochkn; Mrs. Edward A.
Ross, Tuesday Book: Mrs. A. 7.
Gurd. Twentieth Century; Mrs Ar
thur H. Crhvcr. Tulsa Woman =
club, Mrs. IAiah ~ Lindsay. Drama
league; Mrs. Howard ~ cole. Jane
Adams chautanquai Mrs EHHle
sykes, Crown Seal. MrH, w n
Reeves. Columbia. Mrs. NJ A
yuunkman, History and Literature
Mrs. smith, Ecumcnic. Mrs. william
NJ. Sill. president nf thrd district
federation. Mrs Albert w. rom
Mrs. Sam r. McBlrney. MRS. Eugen"
Is-rton and Miss clara Kimball 'dl-
rector Of domestic science IN the
public scho1s
Social os well ns financial Hncces"
attended tho evening card parry y
which members of the young woinS
ems sodalty OF Holy Family CathoIlc
church entertained T'hursday evening
n, the Elks' club. IrihEs, In defer
ence 20 washington's birthday dec
DRAFTED the hall where 30 tables were
arranged for tho playing OF bhdge.
eucher and 200. High scores AT
bridge were made by Mrs. George
Boagland and Mr.. u. r. Connolly; AT
eucher by Mis-, Mcbride and Father
standeart. at 600 by Miss Helen
Rail- and Mr.. Leo Donahoe. Junior
members OF the sodallty assisted
Miss Irens Roop. Mis-, Helen He'll
and Mr.. Edward Mont, cornetist, In
A musicai program. Light refresh
menis were served. Young women
who composed tho reception and ar
rangement committees were Misses
Marv Donahua, Nell Melvin. EalA NC
Dopald. Osea bourH, Mabel do 6het-
tier. Mayme akililan, Amelia Con
stantin, Evelyn Connolly.
The homo Of Mra Hugh King. Jr-
was the place of meeting OF the
Shakespeare club on Friday, whcn
the reading of the second act Of the
Tempest furnished the afternoons
program. Roll call responses were
from the great writer's sayings about
freedom.
Mra John Roy asked questions on
the chapter. which brought out IN
tsreSting discussion of this play. Mrs,
James n. Digrs appeared before the
club, reading a letter from Its French
orphans, whose support has been as
sumed FOR q year. The father. VINO
was q shepherd. was among the
thousands who gave thcir hives for
FTsncs. ana a mas dsvolved upon the
two children TO tend the flocks and
look 20 the care OF n frali mother.
Tho epistlc wAs most touching and
Affectionatc and ended with words OF
ehdsArment and embraces for the
women In far-off America who arc
doluT what they can to mako the
burden light for these innocent vio-
tins OF the cruel war.
The woman's Missionary society of
Iusmsnuei Baptist church met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Oscar
R0hinett, sos South Wheeling ave-
nue.. After the business session there
was Q pleasant social hour. during
which Misses Pearl Gravitt and
Frene Pharis served. Thirty-Sevep
women representing all five circles
Of the church were present
Pupils OF the primary and inter
mediate departments OF the Conway
0ronn school presented a program
In memory OF washington's birthday
saturday evening at the school.
Readings and music made up the
program OF entertainment which was
given under the direction OF Mrs.
Prank Andrews OF the department Of
expression.
FYdsiis society OF First Baptis,
church was entertained Thursday
afternoon In the home OF Mrs. Ian.
sing J. Upp. with Mrs Isaao W.
shannon assisting Mrs. George Har.
rtson led In the study of the hfe OF
Adoniram Judson, and al the close
OF the program refreshments OF ice'
ana cake were served TO tho goodiy
number present
D., ~s-t~d-----
At the reguhr meeting OF IN,
Tulsa woman's club Monday after
noon In the library, with Mrs. @. w
Grimes presiding 40 hostess MIS- u
w. Goodman OF Cleveland, stat,
chairman OF the art department ot
the federation. will give a talk on
art