The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-04

The RutArians' ladies' night June
3. 1919
VIII u over he forgotten hy those
who were so fortunate as 90 bee prrH-
ent In me Country club ON thus
memorable occasion
The Tulsa Rotary club was genial
host TO the ladies In tho families ~
all Rotarlans last evening and this
statement means much. The motto
OF this great bunch OF good fellows.
whose hearts beat true To- the great
pulse OF the universe. is "Hc Profits
Most who Serves Bcsr' and "Scry
ice, Not Self Md /, was real scry-
ice they gave last night In the wly-
OF royal entertainment. Just such
mingliug of big hearted souls that
made everyone happy At o'clock
the company assembled Tor dinner IN
the spacious ballroom which had
been arranged for the monster feast.
II was a chicken dinner with AN the
frills. The sign whs OUT 20 cat and
enjoy yourself ana II you want 10
take the chicken a Ia fingers why
that's the 20 and II went There
WAS no t1rmaNty IN any way. Intro
ductlons were cast TO the winds and
II YOU wanted 10 speak to your mel ch-
Dor and II was the other fellows
wife or girl. why that went. too.
The great feast table was adorned
with flower baskets filled with pink
and white Killarney roses and blue
cornflowers with delicate feruryy In
termlnEled, and the high handles
wero tied with pink malno. The
favUrs for the ladies were long
stemmcd roses. and cigars and Gig
nrets for the men. During the din
L 4.
sistants passed fun favurs and these
proved to be Mephisto caps. Indian
hendEear Pierrot and Picrrct hate
and everything I'm such potpourri
IN attune with the momen, they wcro
worn throughout the evening
Present for IIcRRcm.
At the close ~ the dinner W T..
Stahl said he would Ike 90 announce
that the conduct of the kntarl1ns on
this occasion was the way they hc-
havcd at all times ana he had no
apologies 10 make for them. I'm a
neat speech, he could not grow cIo-
Quent for the fun making crowd
would not allow It. h" presented Ar
G. HcEgcm, the president with a
watch. The president accepted the
gift with much grace and when
'hhl'h wa lNl I Hi''NA ll. NAHh l''.H. l
know how 70 thank you felIpws fur
this. | want to say though. tho last
year has been a grand one. n has
been great 10 have a crowd with YOU
like this one guess YOU gave me
this watch though because It was A
good sign that my time IS out" Ole
announced 90 the assembly that he
was much plcasel 20 know absent
members had thought ~ the occt-
sion. having received tcleBrnWs
from II / Martin lu 81 Louis. gov
ernor NJ the nth district. II g.
T,mmons from Wichita. Kan. and
Leonard II Bailey who !s I'M Ohlt.
homa city all OF them expressing
themselves As rrgrettlng their Iu-
ability to he present In closing hl-
talk MIR HoFgom called ON Paul
Galloway 20 tell why hc VAS a. the
party alone Mr. Galloway. lu no
tlmid manner. went lu'o ancient
history and told ~ how he once
thought he was - jim dandy fellow
and ON the right road 'o wutrimunA.
but the 'OthcT follow came uu tre
scene and heat him 20 hts hort rlrl
At this period Alr Galloway wus
forcihy elected from the banquet
hall by his fellow members. amid
HIM out" In the midst NJ fnr yr.s
he came hlck ami said something
about 81 Farmer, hu' 'hc real story
never was told.
Musical Program.
a feature OF the evening was
musical program rendered hy ID dou-
hle quartet \ quartet ~ ladies'
gave several numbers Tho rcrsou-
mel - IA" group lolug Mrs George