Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-13
rORNIAL AND INEORMNL


For perfection OF detail and beauty
of appointments the twelve table card
party given by Miss Irene King Mon
day evening assisted by her aunt and
uncle Mr. and Mrs. W. A. King would
hc hard 10 surpass. Miss Opal Har-
Vey of Kansas CITY was the nspira-
ton for the gathering, The card
rooms were decorated with quantities
Of autumn leaves and boughs In con-
trast with pOttcd plants and golden
ohrysanthemums, Assisting through
ont the evening were Misses Ethel and
Helen Carter and Miss Gladys Steb.
bins. Miss Gretelle petus gave
some delightful piano numbers after
the games and Mrs, Ralph S. Harvey
served a refreshing punch during
the evening Progressive whist was
played ana high score was made by
Mr.. Harvey who was given a silver
ana leather mounted brldjye score.
Mrs, Stuckey captured the booby.
an arts ana crafts book Miss Har-
Vcy was given unique brass candle
stick a late luncheon was served
after the games The guests We're
Messrs and Mesdames w. II. Stahl,
w w. StuckeN r. NJ Galloway.
Galph s. Harvey w Val Jean Biddi-
son, p, o. Molloy q. V. n. Yates,
Misses Helen and Ethel Carter, Gladys
ana Dencie Stebbins, Mary Nicholson,
Julita Giddinss, Lottie Evans. Joseph
inc Berry, Hell2 Bynum, Gayle Pettus,
Margaret McGannon, Mossie Lewis.
Jessie PARCELS, Wilson, Edith King.
opal Harvey Gertrude and Geraldine
liraymer, Doris Blies, Sadie Carnil,
Gay Olphant, Laura Belle Joseph,
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Connolly, Anne Black, Belva Mitchell:
McSsrs, Dcl'oe r. j. Murray. Lester
Nmic, George Small Spirc Berry. A.
p. Berry Roscoe Hugenln, T.. l..
C0henOur. Gray EricE. Frea McMil-
len, Charles West 7, a. Hagler, Ralph
Swoarigen, Wallace Carney, clyde
Lewis, Roy Poe, Clarion Render. r. T..
Chancellor, Charles steele, II. NJ.
Kctchum, Ed Moorehead, W w.
Woody Pierce Mercer, Everett A. w.
llondron j, IT, Miller, Messncr. q. =.
Macon, otis McClintock w. A. Black
and Crawicy
on the afternoon of Tuesday Mrs
+. @, Seaman and Mrs &. r. Siglcr
gave the first of their two afternoons
at the home Of Mrs. Seaman, - on
Eleventh street. An artistic decOra-
ton of autumn hcughs and cut flow
crs was In evidence. The autumn
offerings were arranged over tho
dOorways, arches and windows. and
In other available places were bowls
Of carnations in the cOlOrs Of pink
and white. In the amusement for
the afternoon Mrs. Kelsey carried
away the honCrs and was given a set
Of cut glass sherbet cups, Mrs. Ross
Sigler poured coffee in the dining
room and ices and cakes in the color
tone We're served, The guests We're
Mesdames H. A. Thompson, +. NJ.
Barnes, I. y. Riokey Faris, w. r.
Lucklield. \. j. Show, Frank Schreclj,
W, I. Reneau, win Cole, NJ. Smith,
y, +. Parfhurst, w. Norvelle, L, NJ.
Burcham, George Bullette, w, II. Kis-
cr G. T.. Reynolds. l.. G. StonercolS
H. NJ, Temples r. NJ. Hedges, +, A..
blackburn. r. l.. Wilson, Walker,
swanson, =. g. Meyers, 6, $. Muir
dock, G. G. Slgler, NJ. j. Kelsey, G..
II. Mechhng, r. =. Sisson, ]. NJ.
CrutchGeld. w. N. Wilson, w, c.
Farmer G. NJ, Armstrong, w. a. Van
dcver and Miss McClung. on the
afternoon Of Wednesday the home
was again opened TO a large gather
ing for an afternoon at cards. The
same decorations predominated as
IN the previous afternoon. In the
the games Mrs. sydney Stewart re-
ooived the sherbet cups In a cut for
the high score favor. The hostesses
were assisted by Miss Myrtle Hatch
in looking after the pleasure Of the
quests. Coffee was poured at the
card tables and ices and cake were
served after the games. The guests
were Mesdames S. ID. lIawley. c. IT,
Reeder philander Reeder, Fred
Sieiher H. Porter, c. l.. Huonker. II.
II. Hall. b. l.. Johnson. T. Wiswell,
4, H. Arnold, p. II. Mayginnis, Il. f.
llannon, j. NJ Temples, +. Thompson
y. E Kneedler. l.. A Hubbard, j. j..
Griffin, l.. L. Hall, w. II. Rogers, II.
]. RoX, George Mowbray, Jr,, Bradner,
!. y. Bartlett, George Campbell, A.
i. Biddson j. II. Morgan, Ross Sig
Ter, c. A. Selby. j. Il. French, sydney
Stewart s. l.. Ford, O. G. Boone, ~
Miller j. f. Pitts, II. A. Stover f..
Miracle, w. V. Bddison, and Misses
Mamie and ora Arnold and Lyman.
Genuine hospitality and perfect
harmony of appointments character
ized the tea given Friday afternoon
ly Mrs. L. NJ. Burcham and Mrs. Il.
\. Johnson at the Burcham home,
Duluth Place. The natural beauty
of the home needs no other adorn-