The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-06

| O. F.. Sinks corresponding secretary
Mrs. j. IL. Bowen, treasurer. Mrs
| W. NJ. Fewei and Mrs. Sinks were
elected to the executive committee
There was IA pleasant social ses-
sion following tho business, durine
which Mrs. w. II. Guiberson sang "A
group OF songs, with Mrs Dale
| shaffer at the plano and Miss Eliza
| beth Lee sinks was heard In recita-
ton. Mrs, Collins, with Mrs. IL. L.
| Bowen was n guest OF the club
Bonanza club members and their
| friends who made up the personnel
OF Saturday evenings pleasant DIN
ner dance In Hota Tulsa, were Mr..
and Mrs Dan Hunt. MIR. and Mrs.
Cecil Canary OF Caney, KAN. Misses
Bess Hudson, jeanette Ross Mary
can on, vivian Fulghum, lsla
| Lynch, Norma Miller. Maurino Lu-
cas- Naomi Connors, Ilalah Pagan.
| Dane Martin, Lola kelso. Helen Ar
dizzone. Ruth Kelso, Moore Dewey
OF Chicago, Margaret McMahan OF
,, Wichita Fails Texas, Keeler OF Bnr-
| tlosville: Mcssrs. Vol Whittmorc.
Tom Hunt. Ben Rice, Kenneth Berry.
Tom Fitzgerald. Robert Berry, sam
Williams. Charles Black. Roger
Mitchell, Frank Kerstctter. Carl
Bryant, a. r. Twist, Francis LOWS
Casey Holloway, w NJ Smith, Dick
Richie. Paul Iverson, George Berry
Sam Springer and Floyd Lewis.
Celebration OF the tenth wedding
| anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Woolsey OF 6I5 West Ninth street
Uaa 40 TnAaAa,s tg hen "A
| party OF about 20 friends gathered
| In their homo for an informal even.
ing Mr.. and Mrs Woolsey were
made the recipients of many useful
and pretty gifts. The guest party
included: Messra and Mesdames H.
| c. Pollock. c. @. Eaton, r, y. Edlng-
ton, l. c. Reed. T. -. Turner, H. q
Gardner. W. G. Allen. Frank Howell,
| jr., Misses Clara Farmer, Hazel Sea-
man, Lena Warren OF Musk ogee and
Mrs. W, q. Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Stahl were
| hosts 10 members OF the Quld Libet
| club in II pleasant session Tuesday
evening. Each OF the members was
costumed to represent song or
musical selection and the nvening's
entertainment consisted In the Inn
| personation OF the selections which
| had been designated A musical love
story, with Mrs. Stahl presiding at
| the plano. was another feature of the
| evenings program Supper was
served. Mr.sand Mrs. T.. l.. Rey-
nolds and Mrs. Lantz OF Leonard,
| Okla, were guests
Mrs. u. l.. LAWN entertained n
| dozen friends Tuesday evening in
compliment to Mrs. A. c. Seids OF
oklahoma City who is the guest OF
Mrs. IL. C. IAnder, Mrs, Forsha OF
Sreen Bay. Wis, with Mrs. G. w.
kingsbury. was an out OF town
guest. other members OF the party
were Mesdames c. W. Kingsbury, j.
G. Letcher, Henry Goodman. Andrew
Raffel. r. l. Mcclure and j. w.
Sayles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Lanrom and
daughter, Miss Alice, OF Toledo, Ohio,
are expected to arrive on Saturday
! for O visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.,
| Stahl. Mr.. and Mrs. Stnhl have as n
guest Mr. Stahrs brother, Ensign
Eric Stahl, who came yesterday from
| lhst "hti y 'At nav bN'Ai
| In the naval aviation service, 10 re-
main for time, while enroute home
to Toledo.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Cargill
left yesterday for Columbus, Ga. af-
ter n pleasant visit in the home OF
Mrs. CargilPs mother, Mrs. +. u.
| Dillard and Judge Dillard, Miss
s1san Lipscomb OF Auburn, Ala.
who accompanied Mrs. Cargill TO
Tulsa remained for n longer stay.
| Columbia chautauqua met Tues
| day afternoon with Mrs. G. Il. x,
| klnnear, as leader, Mrs. q. +. Al
bee, Mrs l.. A. white, Mrs + w.
| Dye. and Mrs J. H. Bell assisted In
the program OF which Egypt was the
study. The meeting next week will
| be held In Mrs Rlnear's home
Mrs, Charles Bledsoe and Miss
Zoln Zook will entertain the Queen
Esther circle. formerly the Merry