The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

Party frockq, Instead OF parry
politics have been the principal ia
torcst ~ American womcufolk In
the past
Now this order Of things seems
threatened with reversal. for social
engagements are being forfeited
without regret by the republican
women of eastern oklahoma, who
are planning to attend the school or
instruction in citizenship, republic
uLism and legislation Of national
ana state policies. which will open
In MuFkogcc Tuesday for iivc-
day term.
Advance reports from Mrs Otis
Il. Curctou Of MuskoBce. vice
chairman Of the state republican
committee. prcsaRe ~ representative
attendance of republican women Of
this section of the state. Just what
women want" is the burden ot let
ters accompanying rcRistrations Tor
the school OF citizenship, showing
that women are of tho samc opinion
on tho subject and that, though the
first thrill of being cufranchiscd has
passed, Miss and --.s. Dklahoman
are taking their new position scri-
uua'y. Holding OF the school M, IN
itc. tho outcome OF taking the fem
lnIuu pulsc-bcat In Oklahoma, which
indicated a higher degree of inter
est iu training for citizenship and
politics, due to the fclSinine desire
to ill u role with credit and a
diwning realization that politics Is
not a matter OF an occasional trip
to the ballot box.
TuI~a, Natrons ON Hand.
4 number OF Tulsa women have
already given notification of their
purpose to attend the school OF In
struction To- Mrs. Charles Il. Iah-
man, chairwoman of the Tulsa
county republican committee. Sew
ornl will combine visits to Muskugec
friends with attendance at the
school aud others are trying to make
the necessary arrangements 60 be
present at every session, from first
to last In the party which viii
leave here Tuesday afternoon viii be
Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. Iilah -, Lindsay,
MrH. George H. Ransom, Mrs. Peter
Dcichman, Mrs. Harriet L. sutton
and Mrs. Harriet Corby OF West
Tulsa Several other women are
planning to go TO Muskogee for II
part of the school
\ reception In honor of Miss
Alice Robertson and visiting ladies'
will he given Friday evening by the
Muskogcc Womcn's Republican
! club. and Lincoln banquet IN
/ scheduled for Saturday evening.
/ The Musk kogcc Womcn's Republican
| club stands ready to provide lodg-
! ings for all visiting women.
Tho school will consist or lee
| lures. talks, parliamentary driils
/ and round table discussions. Prom
| incnt republican women leaders oil
the state will speak. Tulsans on the
program are Mrs. lahman, Mis-
Lindsay and James a. Neasey.
Tho program In fun win be:
Tuesday Afternoon, February y.
| Welcome, Myron white; Greet
lngs." J.. A. Harris; Echoes" Mrs
OTIS II. curoton, Muskogec; "Th'
Successful Woman Politician MRS
! Roscoe Hroodcn, Muskogcc; gct-to
gcther meeting.
Tuesday Evening. February y.
"Why the Republican PsriS
should Appeal to Women, Mrs
Abbic Iiillcrman. "oklahomd
Democracy" John w. Robertson
Eufaula, music.
"Wednesday Morning, February o
Tho Value OF Organization,
| Charles Runyon, Muskogcc; ''fh'
Woman Citizen" Mrs. phil Tyler
| Muskogec. round table. "ENp"r'
lenccs and Experiments That Have
| Proved Helpful in Your Organiza'
| ton" Mrs Harry Seaton Pryor
parliamentary drill. Mrs. n. #
Early, Muskugcc.
"Wednesday Evening, February %,
History OF Republican and Dem
ocratic Parties" Il. 4. Potter, OK
mulEcc. Organization" Mrs. lAlaf
-. Lindsay, Tulsa: round table
"Our Party In Your Locality
music.
Thursday Morning. February 10.
"The Three branches OF Govern
mont and Their Province O. II
Graves, "Thc Woman In tho MUM
cipality" Mrs. Robert Hood, Bart
lcsvillc, parliamentary drill Mrs
NJ. f.. Early. Muskogce,
Thursday Afternoon. February 10
Talk. Miss Alice Robertson
Foundations and Founders OF th'
] Innnnhlf,uu party - Mrs. Helen car