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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

members Of the crafts club on Tuesday
afternoon at her home on West broadway.
Bridge and fancy work formed pleas
ant pastime. with salad course served
at the close of the afternoon. Those pres
ont were Mesdsmes Lon Kirkpatrick. Al
vim Laws william Lewis. Hsroid Wertz.
q. Remy Hugh sanders Guy Brooks
Elisha Lancaster. II. A, WaliingtOrd,
Tracy Hunsacker. Earl Gardner and John
A Anderson.
Mrs r. NJ Rowe entertained the mem
bers Of the Odette TheurOt club on Fri
day afternoon at their first regular meet q
ing for the month Of January The well.
known hospitality Of the Rowe home was
In evidence and the afternoon was enjoyed
at bridge with salad course served by
the hostess Members present were Mes
danes Hugh Sanders, Jake Proctor, Roy
NcKeehau Harve Hoiingsworth, NJ. =.
Williams. n. ". Barnard, Kelly Gibson,
ode Goodson Ed Wells and J. A. Relhle.
The Delphian club met at the home OF
Mrs e. L. Hanks Saturday afternoon With
Mrs. Anna Ransom substituting for Miss
Pearl Iinkhart as leader, Miss linkhart
being absent on account OF Illness. a
profitable afternoon was spent with on
unusually interesting program presented.
Tho next meeting will be held At the
home oi Mrs T.. J. Hunsecher on Satur-
day afternoon, January 2s, with Mrs Dora
Essllnger as leader.
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interest OF the cause. A district ,o,-..
tion " young people Ia being arrarssyIen'
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cunninghar ~.
,orsd ~ Il Green 20 snd ,i"n MTs MILAN Bench mo.
where the ladies were guests Of '.3hi
affair at the home Of Mrs G. " iJS'
Archie seay left the first OF ,b. ,...
for Seneca. Mo. where he will ts "vsN
ployed by brokerage comp4n, 3D..
she son OF MT. and Mrs. A. H seay ~
$40 street. southwest, and 1000.
graduate Of the Moothstt Bus.ges, sa..
lege. '''
Mrs J. NJ. Wood and daughter Jose.
stopped on their return home and s,.9 .r.I,
Tuesday In Miami at the home ~ ,f- ',,t
Mrs. J. q. Austin. SOs a street pol,W
Wh.a ,ha,t hno hamn depaHy,e,h In the evening f1t
Mrs. W. $, Milligan Of 80 b street b.A
the misfortune 10 fan down the ata.rs ~
her home Tuesday afternoon In thr AN
she broke her ankle and disl0r4f.d an
elbow. She was rushed TO the Miami UG..
pitsl where an N-ray revealed iEo i,
jurles, and at last report she was rest.
C. N Griffth was elected pres.lsp, o.,
the ottawa county chapter or tne ma
Cross at the first meeting Of tho new
executive committee held Tuesday nffsr.
noon vt Hotel Miami Othar 1ggrs-,
elected included George H. Paine. ,Isa'
president, Hugh Webster, Fecratsi,. Mr,
o. G. Hadley, treasurer An Officers 3,
their services all work helur done grats
because OF the interest they have .H liz
outcome Of the Red Cross work i1 DtfARa
county.
Miss Anna Maddern. who has boon 70,
the past year superintendent NJ uurss,
and also head Of the nurses trBlpttg
school of the Miami Baptist hospital bss
resigned her position with tho husrIt,i
and has gone to Boston. where BE- .s ln.
dcrstood she will engage In similar york
after some special treatment f0r her ygsS
Miss Madden has endedred herself Iu fho
many friends with whom she has laot
associated during her short stay uUra and
| with reluctance they give her up. bu
she has accepted more lucrative posi-
| tlOn
The Alta Boy Minstrel" which wa,
| presented at the Glory theatrr TuosIty
| evening was apprected by large audi.
ence. This show was played Boy the 30.
! dents Of the Miami School Of Mines under
/ the direction " Professor WlCdonnufer
/ George Ptoyine was captain OF the com.
pany From the time the curtain ross
untu tho last act thev kept the mIrth NJ
| the audience at q nigh pitch with H,
| many antics which they played and thrtr
/ many Jokes, Music was furnished by no
School OF Mines quartet. composed a
/ charles Mouncc Clarence Kin. Thurstu1
! Malone and wilbur Briggs Miss Louisa
| Meredith rendered a solo during the ,.p.
| ming which was ell received by tho audi.
rnce
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o. n. spatts has returned to Okmulgee
after a brief visit TO his daughter. Mrs.
e. N. Leaf and Mr.. Leaf
u. II, Hunter. son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
Hunter ana member Ot the jerks 1921
high school graduating class, has gone TO
thillicothe, Mo. TO take "A postgraduate
course IN telegraphy
Announcements were received by Jenks
friends this week OF the marriage of Miss
Clementine Gregory, former Jenlts resi-
deEt and sister Of Postmlstress A. G. Click
to Olen DcgarimOre ut Oklahoma city on
Monday, January o.
The faculty and students OF the high
school, together with about 200 school
patrons, were given n magnificent nter-
AIRY treat Saturday evening whom Or. u. E
Dale. professor Of history at the Okla
homa university, gave lecture ana teud-
Ing OF original verse In tho high school
Auditorium.
The activities Of tho chamber OF COM
merce during the past week have include ed
resolutions to Governor Robertson urging
the call OF special election for vote
on an amendment to the state consu-
tuition authorizing an increase IN the puo-
| lie school levy. 1t II claimed that unless
| way In provided very soon for raising
| revenue many school districts over the
state, including jerks, Will be forced 1,
| cut their regular school terms short al
| least one-half. In addition to the actiur
| nf the chamber OF commerce many per
| sonal letters to the governor have beer
written by jerks citizens urging the elee
| tiOn be called.
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7 W Scott ~ spending few days with
home folks this week.
Miss Freda Hammell left Tuesday AFT
ernoun Tor webb city, after a short visit
with Miss Bculah CARED.
Henry Hays OF Springfield, Mo, for
merly Of this city. Is guest for few
days Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Seay OF II
street. southwest
Mrs. Austin Lsngston OF Coca. Fla, ar
rived "wednesday and will visit indef!-
niteiy with her sister Mrs Howard Hen.
detsou Of 1872 u street, northwest.
Mrs O. H. Mitchell. division representa- e
tive of the Red Cross. addressed the
American Legion Wednesday evening at
its rooms IN the Mcclure building.
Mrs r. e. Florence, who has been for
several days the guest Of Mrs. T.. Cain.
207 n street. southwest, returned Wednes-
day TO hor home IN Marshfed, Mo.
Mrs II. l.. shannon, president ot tho
local union, went to Joplin Thursdny
morning to attend the w c. r. U. insti.
tute OF Jasper county which is being heIi
there.
Earl Summers. who has been In tho
marine service Of the United States on the
battleship Maryland, returned to Miami
last Monday and is visiting his father. !
II Summers
Judge II. H. Loofhourrow Of Beaver
stopped in Miami Wednesday for n short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Dyke Ballinger
on his way home from Lebanon. Tenn,
where his son II studying law
Mrs j. II. Lightfoot county sueprn-
tendent OF Sunday school work. went 10
Commerce and cuapaw Tuesday In the
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John n. Bass. r. t. wilder, BEN
jamin Caldwell Edward short
Walter Curran, Jack l.. Mines, Far
rell Martin, william McNutt. Paul
Edwards. Edward FITZGERALD, Nolan
Shcehan, curtis HavcrfOrd, Rex -.
Cowen, william Weaver and MIR.
and Mrs. James ROop. The party
was chaperoncd by Mr.. and Mrs
II. y. Martin and Mrs. T.. II. short
so successful was the dance given
Friday evening by the Rainbow
women In the I'D Woods cafe that
tho Organization has been asked
by the Rainbow veterans 20 make
tho dances regular affairs Flags
and elaborate decorations in ram
bow draping the chandeliers made
the cafe especially attractive and
"A large number Of service men and
their friends were dancers.
Mrs. Ira l.. Reeves second vice
president OF the auxiliary to the
American Legion. was hostess for
the men OF Joe Carson post Wcdnes-
day evening at the informal legion
party In the Municipal auditorium.
Assisting Mrs. Reeves were Mrs. J..
J. Hurley, president Of the auxiliary,
Mrs j. =. MaNey and Mrs G.. A.
Wall Men OF the post and their
friends enjoyed an evening of dane
ing.
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STATE SOCIETY



Miss Lorraine barron Of BROKEN Arrow
was "A sunday guest OF BiSby friends.
Mrs. Emma Adair has roturned from a
weeks visit to relatives ana trIends at
Haskell.
G. Reynolds has gone to san Betnardlno,
Ca for an extended soJOurn with his
parents.
The third number on the high school
lyceum course was a greatly enjoyed con
cert on saturday evening BY the Ger
hardt Concert company
chief Of Police A. q. Curtis made a
business trip to Independence, Kan, Law
ton and othor western points during the
past week.
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Scargall Miss
Janice Harder. Frank Porter and GUM
ton Quigg composed thcater party wit
Messing "Erminie" at Convention hall In
Tulsa Monday night.
r. Is, StinHun has returned to Tulsa,
after few days visit " Paul Plummcr.
On Tuesday afternoon, January ~, an
interesting program was given IN the high
school auditorium at the regular meeting
Of the Parent Teachers association.
Mrs II. l.. Hager and son Ed have re-
turned to their home at Miami, after "a
brief visit to Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Hopkins
and John Sharrell.
Announcements have been issued Of the
birth OF Il daughter to Mr and Mrs. J. IL.
sample on Monday evening.
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following luncheon. Mrs. w. r Crit
f.uftClu made top score, Mrs. q. e.
E,uHhlw scored second high and
DuusulltlOu went 60 Mrs. W. g.. NiCu-
ardsou Assisting the hostess We T.
MrF Howard Joyce. Mrs r. j.
Ryan. Mr. ~. Fircstonc and Mis-
g. q. HrnNhuw Mrs. Goulds Pu Of
list included MosdAWcs Goet1, j.. ~.
Ifpca.hc. w f. Grifrcnstoiu ~ g..
child. Homer uufft. r VI Murray
3D. Vs. Marshall, q. II. lluhbp.d,
'c1rg, STANLEY Hclmstcdttcr of Sl
Nnrga. ohio. W. j. Mattculy. .. T..
Eobst F O Avery. w. w. Hatch o..
10 $ MeIprt. Albert kirkland. Horace
Johnson. w. W. iIackus. W, q. Rich
l.dnuu. j. !. Firostonc, X. j. ltyan.
Howard Joyce and @ G.. Rcnshaw.
About 30 m'mbcrs Of Kappa
Inupa Gamma were entertained
saturday afternoon by Miss Roslliud
Hollow iu her home, when tho 500
IDIiF hDl tho regular monthly
meeting
Mrs j. T. williams, ~ North tn
coma. entertained with card party,
Wednesday evening In honor Of her
lI.tor Mrr r. ~ Alexander ~ Her
riurtpu. kan, who l7 her guest
Miss uth Arnold was hostess
Thur.day evening to tho members OF
the d,pfo" starr ur the brotherhood
of American YOomcn. Luncheon
vaa served following drlll practice.
The stHfr will meet Thursday eve
u,ug OF this week with Mrs Lane,
G2i West Third.
Tho Alpha sigma Beta fraternity
entertained IT'S members and pledge
with a smoker and social ~. c.siou
Friday, january 30, In its home on
Sorth Elwond honuriug Richard g.
hargill Of the Alpha chapter, Baltl-
more Md, who has come to make
his home with this chapter
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The Week. calendar.
AtgufiuN

Cadman club musicale, Y " g.
r., Mrs Richard W. Hurkhart host
ess.
Hycchka club student recital. car.
negio library. u'rlpck.
Mrs Il. 5hurp, Twentieth Century
club
Mrs Homer Iufft cn'cr,ains with
/ o'clock bridro-luuohoou
Mrs W. II. Reese, Monday study
club
Mir and Mrs. W NJ Baker, Monte
Shokolon club
womans civic league public H.
brary, . 30 o'clock.
Twentieth Century club Mrs. l'am-
Hcy hostosH
Mira J. " Saunders. Ruskiu Art
club
Tcntatomic club cntertalns for
Jessie swift.
Tuesday.
Mrs -. r. MCAlhsUr, chapter Ak,
l.. r.. .. sistcrhood.
Mrs. T. @. Hartman, Tuesday Eve
ming Bridge club.
T1i-O-Tou club dance, Elks ban
room.
Miss Juliet Foriior, Martcs Bridg"
club
Mr. and Mrs Frank 8 Daniel, o,
w. Evening Bridge club.
Mrs =. Cohen. Mrs sam Good
man, Mrs NJ. stein Mrs. j., knut -
man, hostosses at bridge party Tenn
pie Israel.
wednesday.
Wednesday morning musicale, Mrh'
w. II. Hudson. hostess.
DR.. Edward Howard Griggs gives
first of scrios of six lectures I'm Bos-
ton Avenue Methodist church.
Mrs. w. II. Crowdcr, Piano study
club.
Thursday.
Shakespeare club prosents l'r'
Howard Griges IN second OF series
of lectures at the Boston Avenue
Methods, church.
Presentation OF sacred cAhtul'
Ruth" AT Temple Israel
Mrs. Gene Constantin, Thursday
Bridge club,
Mrs. Homer Huff gives second
o'clock luncheon
Friday.
Bonanza club dance, Hotel Iuisa'
Delph. an club, Tulsa Charter chap
ter. Carnegie library.
Mrs. W. A. Cook. Tulsa Shakes
penrc club.
Country club dinner-danco. Mrs
j. w. Batcs hostess.
Eastern star Anniversary dance
Convention hall.
lie Beau Monde club dance, Hote
Tulsa.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stone en-
terrain KeTooWah Dinner Bridg'
club.
Tulsa a,umnae. Kappa Aiphi
Theta, bridge luncheon In Mrs Hor
nc Wilcoxs home.
Hyechka club with Mes
dat..t naflcs fnrren, John X. Had
ley, / -. CARRIER and william Harrt
son, hostesscs.
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The Tulsa opera club has decided
upon production Of THE Princess
Buruy' this spring as It's first cub
activity. IL was announced ycster-
day The opera Is by willard Spcn
sor author Of "The Little Tycoon
suuo'astuily presented by University
of Tulsa vocal students last tall
Settings and plot OF the opera are
present day Roles Will be assigned
~ the next weekly meeting OF the
club, Tuesday evening In the home
81 the director. Mrs. II j. Mugge
head Of tho vocal department OF the
university.
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Society



Though wlntry winds blow cold and
drcnr
Across tho bleak. bare ways.
i Know Spring watts ON auNioug feet
Tho lurup glHdsOmc days
30, too when clouds OF gloom and
doubt
Opprcss and shadow mo.
i know that sometime through the
clOuds
The star OF Faith. ll SOC.
--kathcrinc Edolmuu in the Eaus1f
CITY star.
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Music and Art

The HNcChka club will give It's an
nual charity concert on the after
noon of February 7 In the homo ot
Mrs \. waiter Reyor Americas
greatest pianist, otto Fisher, will be
the sololst. AH "A pupil Of Bison md
~ the famous Portuguese pianist
DrMotto. Mr., Fisher has made mar
volous progress In his chosen art and
his European concert tour was ono
Of great success Artists OF the
piano ana music lovers nre prom
isod a splendid treat and all In tho
worthy cause OF sweet charity.
The Wednesday Morning Musicale
Will meet on the morning Of Jan
uary 25 with Mrs. w, B Hudson
as hostess. The program follows:
The Life of Franz Schubert .....
.,..,.....M Mrs. Sybil NJ Wilson
impromptu Op. No. 49,. Schubert
Mrs. g. @. Spindlcr
lIark Hark. the Lark 60. Schubert
Mrs. =, j. Edwards ... ...
Minetto In Il Minor ...... Schubert
Mrs. Ellen Reen Kersey
Talk on Donlzctti,
.....,,..,.. Mrs. a. II. Thoma,
o Luce di quest anima Donlzctti
Mrs II. j. Muggc
/
Mrs 7. j. Edwards
Life and Works of Bcrllo2. ......,
......,..M Miss Mynn Cogswell
torto Il lagni amor tfrom Itai-
Ian Sketchos) ....,....D DeBerioi
Mrs. @. Garabedian
The announcement made Satur.
day morning by the Hycchka clul
that II was bringing Tlta Ruffo foI
lts spring festival In March ha,
created good deal of plensurnbl,
and auticipatory stir among Tulsi
people who love music and appre
ahoiate tho opportunity OF hearint
lereat artists. That Ruffo IL ono q
the worlds great artists Is an lndis
putRble fact and II IN cons'dcra bl,
OF an achievement that the HyechkI
club has succeeded in making nj
engagement for Tulsa with the emf
nent baritone,
when the Chicago Opera associa
tion was In Tulsa laat winter Luclor
Muratore discussed the director
Mary Garden, with member OF th'
World staff, She was wonderful
superb--both rs an artist and as
business woman His statements
made through the med 'um OF hi
versa lie secretary physicians Inter
probation, were seconded by expires
slve gestures OF his beautiful wife
Cavaliera. Evidently, In the ligh
OF the famous singers action an
statement made public last week, n
artist occasionally avalls himself -
a womnn's prcrogative OF Chnrmin
her mind. Incidentally the bring
! ing OF Muratoro into the llmeligh
! for the time being recalls the fac
that he was tremendously intercste
when he was here. I'm Il new thcato
for Tulsa and discussed the potentlH
} privilege and delight OF dedicatln
that theater by a concert, At tina
time Muratoro was enthusiastlcall
| discussing plans for concert tou
4 OF unusual interest to student
o OF drama was the program given i
% the Drama club last Friday Mr.
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Personals

Mrs. r. =. Cranfeld is expected
10 arrive this morning for an indet-
iuife visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Travis H. GOlay, iil2 South NOg.
folk.
Mrs. j. =. Williams OF 10 North
Tacoma Is entertaining her sister
Mrs. y. II, Alexander and her son,
OF lIerlngton, Kan.
Mrs. Howard Christoff and daugh-
ter BETTY and Miss Hazel Short Of
Cincinnati, are the guests OF their
sisters, Mrs. Paul a. Wilson ana
Mrs. walter Nichols.
Word was received yesterday by
MIR. ana Mrs. Arthur T.. Turner, 116
East Jasper, that their mother, Mrs,
Mary Turner, had died Friday night
In her home at Great Bend, Kan.
Air. and Mrs. ed Reynolds u
Leonard are weck-cnd guests OF Mr
and Mrs. Samuel II. Smith.
News Of tho birth OF baby girl
to Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. LoveIoy
Of Tulsa, now In New York city. wa
received by Tulsa friends the latter
part Of last week
Ray J.. Walters. son OF Dr. AMI
Wra Frank G. Walters OF this city.
called Saturday from New York city
aboard the steamship Orduna for
France. An extended business trip
win take him over Europe. part )f
Asia Minor and into Africa.
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Dances

with the knights Templars re-
aplendent I'm their uniforms. the an
nunl knight Templar ball given I'm
Convention hall Saturday night was
one OF the most gorgeous and
largely attended affairs of it's kind
of the season. Members OF the COM
mittee In charge and their wives
received guests from S:30 until Q
o clock. and promptly at line for
the grand march was formed with
Commander Henry q. Green and
Mrs. Green leading. The dance. the
third annual ball given by the Trim
ity Commandery No, 20, was one of
the largest and most successful In
the history Of the organization. II.
u. Hanna was chairman OF the COM
mittee In charge OF the arrange
ments for the evening. Personnel
| of the committee, made up OF men
who are past comma anders. follows:
| John II. Ramsey. S, X. Dye, New
ton C. Hale. John a. Walker. George
| E Dole. Frank w Perry. Harry Il,
Hudson. John Meisenbacher. VII
liam Kekllty, Franz $. Davidson.
Allen +. smith, Edward w. Grefillin.
The serving OF lunch around the
| big open firoplaces OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. b. Martins country home. "Tho
Films" was one OF the delightful
features of the Sasakwa club dance
for which Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
opened their home Friday night
| The dance was the first of the new
year that Sasakwa has given and
dancers were Misses Grace Connolly
| Luell Short, Mary Reisling, Gladys
| Harper, Beryl Abbott, LoueIla
Southern, Ethel Roop, Marjorie
Bean, Marguerite Light, Margaret
Mnroney. Pauline Rees, Catherine
| Sheffield, Louise Beard Messrs
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Approximately l60 playera enjoyed
the benefit bridge and whist given
Tuesday afternoon In the ballroom
OF the Elks clubhouse under the aus
plces of the Jewish Relief organiza-
tion. Eight bridge prizes ana three
whist prizes rewarded players who
gcorod high. Hostesses for the aft
ernoon were Mesdames Max rravis,
Is. Revel, l.. Kaufman and II, Solo
mon. The generosity OF Tulsa mer-
chants and all those connected In
anyway with the affair made possi
BILE the netting OF a neat sum to swell
the relief fund for this city.
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A color note OF pink and white
was carried out In tho cursage bou-
uuets OF pink and white sweet peas
that were favors, the place cards and
luncheon service when Mrs. O, 3.
Gould entertained with a bridge
luncheon for Mrs. III. L. Goet1 OF
Spoknne wash. FridnN. Al cnrds
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BROKEN ARROW.

DOugIna StuIl has returned from n three.
weeks visit to relatives in Tennessee.
MIR. and Mrs. e. H.. Foster spent the
weekend with friends in Tulsa,
Misses Iva white and Eva McCutcheon
spent the weekend with Coweta friends
Mrs, Merle Puckrtt spent sunday with
her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Wcems, 1T Coweta
A. NJ. Smith has returned TO Chandler
after spending several days here on busl'
ness.
Mrs. w. T. Brooks is confined to her
home on West broadway by severe III.
ness.
Mrs william Hall spent several days
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Informal

Elaborate decorations carrying
out the club colors OF purple ana
white were prcdominating feature
OF the fortnightly bridge-tca given In
the clubhouse by the Elks club
Thursday OF last week when Mra'
Clarence Taylor and Mrs, william >,
Farr were hosteSca The same color
note was sounded In the floor has-
lets.s In the ices and candles ana
prize wrappings. There were 2S
tables Of players and Mrs, Il, V.
Emery of New Hampshire scored
high, Mrs. u. M. Middleton ana Mrs
j Wesley West, second ana thlrd
Assisting the hostesseS during tht
afternoon were Mrs. j. Wesley West
Mrs W. T.. Woichel and her daugh'
Ter Miss Romayno Wcichel MISS
Phillips, Mrs. X. NJ. Greenslade' Mrs
Clydo Lord, Mrs. Il. Il. Rhodes, Mrs
j. B Jennings, Mrs J. A. Bearman
Mrs. Floyd lloss and Miss Mertl'
Dewey.
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J.. Murray Ncwmau's paper The
spanish Influence on the Ono-Act
Play proved conclusivcly that tho
modern ouc-act play was shaped to
= rJe1t rNtcut. ~ not originated
bv ne Spanish Tho second numbCr
NJ The program was the reading uf
q play by Mrs w. H iIo'wur. Th'a
play. The sunny Morning" boy tho
Du.uicrp brothers was translated
from the Spanish by Mrp Newman
and brought ont the several charar-
tcrlgtIcg OF The unc-Hct play Nra
FARMER waa guest ~ the club Tho
organization received into member.
shin N"adamcs VI Gamble. Paul
Reid Franklin O. Dul. W * Gcv
nold4 ana Miss Gamble Tho host
csacs Tor the afternoon wcrc Mca-
dawcg A. Roy Wuov. IT, H.. Turn
baugh and W. A. warwick
An increasingly largo number ~
people are setting aside Wednesday
ana Thursduv nights Of this week
ma keeping them free ~ her On.
gaEcmcntg in order that thov NAV
avail ihowsolyoH 0f tho privilege ~
hearing Dr Edward Howard GriEC
Doctor GrigRa rcturng to Tulen for
n series NJ slx lcciuos on the great
moral leaders Of tho world and hr
win discuss this week - Francis
of Assist ana Savonarola. Tho
Shakespeare club, under whose
auspices Doctor GrlREs comes. has
secured tho Boston Avenue Moth1
dist church for tho lectures while
tho members % the dub have tick
cts. they are also. for couvcn cnce
NJ people down town. being offered
for sale at tho new Rexall drug
store.
or considerable interest 10 mt
alcal Tulsn a. the recital Monday
evening january 23 In the public
library student members NJ the
HyeChka club will be- presented I'm
recital at s:i5, the the program a.
outlined by tho committee 'n charg"
Mugge, Patti Adams Schrciner and
Mss Mynn Coggswcll follows:
Fairy Fingers ..,..,..... WnCh7
Rosalie Barry
Vnlsc opus 60 number l,... Chopin
Gladys Hall
Prelude .........,.,R RaChmanluoff
Louise Stalker
Haymaking ....,...... Ncedhnm
A Birthday. y.........,..... .Cowen
Ruth Gordon
Valse u Fiat. at.,.......,.,..fI fIurnnd
Ralph May
Sonata ............,.. ,SCnrlatti
Margaret Dubbs
Murmurlng Brook .,.........B Bohm
Spencer Green
Serenade ..............C .Czcrwonky
Lawrence Furrow
Itamennoi Ostrow w...... Rubenstein
Lucll Short
Valse Brllllnnte. e......., MoszkOwski
Ethelmac Smith
TO n Water Lin. Mcdowell
Hungarian ............. McDowel u
virginia Bell
l., ,Insnna pacola (Aida) ..,... Verdi
Emma Lockwood
To Spring g...,............. .Grieg
Helen Burris
| Wng-tnll I,,,....,..,'.' Scot.
Helen Bethel
| Polish Dance, ,...,..... Scharwenkn
Kenneth Passmore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

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