The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-13
womcn's Civic Lnaxuc Elects

with the Improvement OF moral
and other conditions and the exer-
else Of the rights and duties OF cit.
iyenship ~ It's object tho Women's
Civic League Of Tulsa came into he.
ing unon the election OF officers yes
tcrday morning In the public H.
brary. Mrs. Ora fightner Frost pre-
sided nv temporary chairman and
Mrs, Gray caroll temposry secre.
tary.
Women chosen TO head thM MSbody.
which Ia destined to exert, consider
abio influence In the pubSfc welfare
OF tho city, are an follows; Mrs, A
II, Cravcr, president, Mrs. John
Carson. first vice president and
chairman OF welfare; Mrs. Lllah d,
Lindsay. second vice president and
educational chairman; Mrs, A. w,
Roth, third Vice president and chair.
man OF finance: Mrs E Forest Hay
den, fourth vice president and
chairman OF benevolences, Mrs, II,
l., Merry, fifth vice president and
chairman OF membership. MrU,
Frost. sixth vice president and
chairman OF legislative committee.
Mrs T. j. Edwards, seventh vice
president and chairman of enter
tsinmeni. Mrs. Gray Carroll re,
cording secretary Mrs. y. E, Py-
cstt, corresponding secretary, Mrs
r. W. Purdy, treasurer. %
Oganization OF tho body was Of.
feoted In order To establish n mo
dium through (which, questions con
cerninR public welfare may be dis
cussed. II is To- he n-par tisan,
A Schubert Lixst program formed
tho basis OF study and demonstra-
tiop al the regular meeting ot the
Hano Study club yesterday morn
Ing In tho homo Of Mrs. Garland
Marrs. Following tho rendition OF
tho several numbers. the club and
two special guests. who Included
Mrs Mars mother. Mrs. T. ". Rug.
giles. and aunt Mrs. !, &. Rendcli o.
Chicago. were invited to the dining
room for the serving OF luncheon.
The table. witch held decorations
OF sweet peas, had covers for II.
The program follows;
Midsummer Nights Dream" .
..,,.... Mendelssohn LiEst
Mrs. Domingo c, Aoosta.
Romance ..,.,.,,f, Schumann
Song Without Words" ,Mendelssohn
Mrs. Marrs.
"Llebestraum" .,..,...,..,.. Last
Mrs, Walter l.. Cain
Rhapsody No. l0..,,. Last
Miss Margaret Gavin.
Rhapsody No. 6,..,,.,s..,. Lizst
Mrs Ned c, Rigsbce
Miss Jetsey Harmon entertained
with u box party at tho Empress
theatcr Tuesday evening, After en-.
joying the production or The
American Ace" the hostess andYher
guests repaired to the Palace cafe
for refreshments. Mesdames W 4,
Tomlinson. \, a, BARLOW ard / q.
Glenn Misses Mabel Flynn, Dor
othy Hale Mamie phelan. Helen
Iiobert Alma Tetrick. lGunice Hurf
May Harris, Dolly summons, Riuie
Gaines and Florence FrlEaell made
up the party
Mr., q. II Anderson and Miss Ncl
Anderson left yesterday for Hutch.
inson. Kan, whore they were called
by tho death OF their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Charles Leeburg and
Mr. Leeburg, whlch occurred within
few hours OF each other Mr. Leo.
burg had been IN Cor some time and
his death, which Was severe shock
to his wife, was followed by her
demise.
st. Patrlok's day whcf all Catho-
lies have q days respite from Lent.
IN 10 be celebrated with "a largo hene-
1T dance, being sponsored hy women
~ the Altar society OF the church.
next Monday evening in Convention
hall. Tickets have been placed an
sale and indications are that the oc-
caslon viii Ne largely attended and ,
success financially Young women
OF the church will assis the com
mtttec from the Altar society