The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

/ Peever Wilda King Lucille Durian Etor-
uh.Ss Ansel, Edith and bertha prsth.
| roster, Grace Mccain. Mrs. ~. H. Beck.
with aud Mrs W. W. I'M
The members OF the Dohsrty auxiliary
were entertained with musical and III.
| Tary program Tuesday afternoon AT
EElhiSrhh the hostesses were .Mesdames
Fisher, -. =. Foster and r. L. peck The
| program which was greatly entoyed for
vs. numerous yr,c,,, novel feature. consisted OF
me iuIoWlnE numbers. Whi.ting solo.
Mrs. NJ. g. Madison. vocal solo. Mrs q. A
Ihompson violin solo Mrs W. ". urlf-
| m reading, II. y. Richmond Following
the program an intellectual contest was
| heid To test the members knowledge OF
| sang Hnd prize VI dictionary was
awarded TO tho person who wrote down
me members OF the Delphian study
.nY5.r ,U1 r"'t az .ng home OF Mrs J.. -
] afternoon. and devoted the afternoon to
! The study Of Goethes dramatic works.
! The roll call was responded to by each
works and Mrs p. n 1iuck gave a 6ricf
outline ,nt the great uerman auyor's
] lie ln Weimar followed by a review 81
/ Herman and Dorothea" BY Mrs. j. H.
/ Grattan. The hostesses discussed the
| Mighty Conception Of Faust and during
lections from "wliiam Tell" FGiiowine
/ the reading Of the prepared papers q
| round table discussion was held on tho
suoltci are Long Runs of Plays Dotri-
| mental tn the Actors and to tho Public. 70
! rhirty-fiye members OF the Women a
W"llhess oSb net at home Of Mrs. Forster
NaH~r NC day night and were enter
ftained with = literary and musical pro.
gram After the prepared program had
/ served BY the hustesses 81 the occaeion.
/ Mrs. y. y. Mayer. Mrs. j. A Prayer and
Miss Marguerite Haywood The club Ia
making active preparations for a bene-
| ft dance to be given January ~. the 70.
| ceipts of which will be added to a fund
| mat WIZ be used In providing a college
U ii % Al FAr H.FN
| graduated from the high school next
June. The members Of the club have al
ready provided scholarships Tor three girl
graduates OF the Bartlesylllu high school,
/ the student chosen being one who bna
| maintained n high scholastic standing pnd
who Is regarded as worthy Ia every way.
huNillaIy held an INTERESTING meeting at
the First Methodist church parors,
| Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. j. u. Whit.
man. Mrs r. l." Coltrane Mrs. II. E.
kueck, Mrs John Jehnstone, Mrs !. n.
Lone. Mrs. !. X. Duncan, Mrs. sadie
the hostesses for tho afternoon After
a report by the outgoing secretary Mrs.
| p. 6. carman. Mrs. John tombstone de-
| lighted the members with one uf her
| popular readings The other Wise Man
Mrs. X. H. Hudson. on behalf Of the club.
presented MIS- Jennie stewart. the out
going president, with an overnight pin
seal travelling bag and Mrs Hudson, who
was the first president OF the local organi-
zatlon Of war mothers. was presented with
bouuet OF pink sweet peas At the
close OF tine meetings salad course was
served by the hosteEses.
Mrs. &. 4. Hook was the lender Of an
interesting program at the regular meet
ing OF the Musical Research society, Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. =. l.. George opened
the program with "A delightfully executed
piano solo. followed by violin solo by
Mrs Henry Koopman, accompanied by
Mrs. Martin at the piano. Mrs. L. W
Sexton sang two japanese numbers, the
program being one OF japanese and Chi
nese study. Mrs. J. B. nun not being
Crocker, delighted the club members with
two selections on the plano, Mrs Guy
Thompson sang some Japanese Mother
Goose rhymes that were much appreciated
aud Mrs O.. n. Clift read a paper ON THE
Japsnese Theater." followed by re-
view OF the opera, Madame Butterfly
by Mrs A. Y. Seikmsn. Mss Elizabeth
Horschler concluded the program by giv-
ing two readings n a most pleasing
manner.