The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
FEDERATED CLUB
HEAD ISC0MlNG
Infant Hygiene Lecture
at Sand Springs to Be
Given Mothers

III SAND SPRINGS. Oct. 2s.--Mrs.
Winters. the national president OF
.ls Federated Woman's clubs. will
sneak ia Tulsa, November at the
First Christian church. She IL one
u the four women who was an
pointed by President Harding as a
member o; the peace conference.
Every woman, who Is Interested I'm
Woman's club work. whether a club
member or not, is invited to hear
her, 4 tea viii be given after the
lecture in order that every lady
might meet Mrs. Winters personally.
Miss Homes, state nurse, from
Oklahoma City. will lecture In Sand
springs on November 8 and z. Her
lectures will deal with maternity
ana infant hygiene. She is sent here
by the state board Of health under
he division OF welfare work OF the
Woman's club. Places to speak
rili be announced later.
Mrs. Grace Poole. who was for
serly head OF the Poole sanitarlum
W this place, because OF IN health.
ias resigned from the sanitarium
management.
About 20 women of the Commun-
lly church attended the Frances
Gorden Missionary society. held at
the home OF Mrs. =. X. Gordon I'm
Tulsa Wednesday afternoon, with
Mrs Betty Stricken, Mrs. Cosetta
Gottry and Mrs. S. Y. Gordon as
hOstesses. Mrs. o. l.. Stewart had
charge of the program. The subject
for study being india" Mrs. La
fayette Jones read a good paper on
The Southern MOuntaineer." Dain-
iy refreshments were served by the
hostesses in conclusion.
4 large crowd attended the box
picnic social given In the Commun-
ty church parlors Friday night.
one Of the interesting features of
ne evening was a throwing contest
Ftd by the men to determine tust
which lady's box he would eat sup
per from. Halloween colors pre-
vailed In decorations throughout the
church parlors. Several Halloween
games were INDUCED in which COM
pleted the evenings program.
The regular monthly social meet
Ing OF the Eastern Star lodge was
held In the Masonic hall Thursday
night. The Halloween spirit was
demonstrated. when the following, |
who had charge OF the program, ap- !
reared In ghosts paraphenalia. !
Mesdames W. II. White. Belle |
Brooks. Rdgeway, George w. |
Davidson, Miss Louise Chapman and |
Paul Stricken. Since the monthly |
social hour has been adopted by the |
stars" they are gaining ground |
rapidly. both in interest and in |
membership.
Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stricken had |
as their last weekend guest, Mrs.
Sricklen's uncle. @. G. Mentzer, of
Pawnee.
win Bobbitt. formerly of the Bob
bit feed store, Is quite I'll at his
home on West First with pneu-
monia.
Raymond Bassett, OF the Sand
Springs State bank, was called to
his homo in Vienna, Mo., because of
the death OF his grandfather.
Mrs. c. II. Lortz. 206 North
Washington, proved herself a de-
.ightful hostess Friday evening
when she entertained the following
with progressive rock: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nat White. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
irubb, Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Zeigler,
Mr. and Mrs. Hacker. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Renner. Mrs. j. w. Wickiser.
Scott Johnson and Il, l.. Wiser.
The following guests were enter
tained with progressive rook Thurs-
day evening in the home OF Mrs
Vaughn Wallace. 512 North Roose-
yelt. Mr.. and Mrs. $. d. Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Fldeon Fricke, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Drattin, Mr.. and
Mrs, James Graves. S. ID. Harvey
was awarded high score IN rook. and
James Graves won consolation,