Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-04

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/ The shower was given during the
reading of an original poem In
which the donors were called boy
number according TO previous ar
Itungcmcnt short program fol-
lowed In which the gentlemen took
particular part Refreshments were
served late In the evening The guests
were Rev ana Mrs. James Baker,
Mcssrs, and Mcsdames -. II, Sands,
Wakefield. r, H. Sisson G, W.
Grimes, j, T.. Leonard, j. w Whit
ncy r. L. Thurman, c, n. Hcnder-
shot Elliott Smith, Mcsdamcs Rose,
Lott Black, Simmons, Horne, Mccain
Wood and Messick,
Miss Teresa Shields was remem-
borcd on her birthday Wednesday by
the girls and boys of her set with an
evening party which was complete
surprise 10 her Games, music and
contests followed by a late supper
occupied the evening, The guests
were Misses Patti Arthur Velva
Rupp, Doris Cook, Marie Chamber
lain. CordIa Abbott, Kathleen Lebus,
Nadine Fixmer Glatys Deloe, Aud
rcy Roberts, Margaret Kendig; Mas
tcrs Clyde Fixmer, Harry Miller,
Holly Poe, Dewitt Hull, Harold De-
lancN RIFF webb, Robert Bynum
and william Nelson.
Mrs Henry Brandner, who left
Friday for her home in Nebraska
was paid social compliment Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs, George W.
Mowbray Jr who gave an afternoon
In her honor. A color scheme of
crimson was used throughout tho
rooms an effective feature being
ropes Of satin ribbon in this shade
III was carnations of the same bright
colcr. In the dining room "A large
sating heart In the center of the table
concealed china souvenirs for the
guests. Mrs. Brandner was given al
gold Eastern star pin set with pearls
for gift Of loving remembrance.
Mrs Ben johnson received rhin- !
estome hat pin for bcpg most fortu-
nate IN the heart contest, Mesdames
Brandner, Sigler and calvin assist ed
The hostess. a buffet luncheon was
served The guests were Mesdames
Henry Brandner, Ben Johnson, L. NJ. |
Il, X Parkhurst, Frnd
Sicber Clarence Sglcr Frank Sea-
man, W. II. Luckfield, c. II, Mech =
ling, l. G. Stonerock, p. II. May
sinnes, J. Il. Bartlett, $, De Zell
Hawley W. NJ Price, Ralph Colvin,
w A, Nendovcr j, Il, French, +. l..
Rccdcr A. c Archer, George Now +
bray, Sr, r. II, Bliss, VIII Lynch, !
Nnecdler Thompson, Walker, FAIRIES
md Barnes
Mrs r. Il. Allen. rs Muybcllo, |
made Friday afternoon from four to
SIS happy one for the playmatcs Of
1cr little son, Archie. by giving them a
'urty to celebrate his seventh birth
lay Two contests and various other
lmuscments furnished entertainment
Ethel Lewis was given the first favor
n contest ana In "A second test llar-
'let DsShane ana Ruth Ray tied for
'onors, each being given favor, Re
rcshmonts were served from the dim
ug table which had for It's center
I,cce birthday cake with hosts name
outlined In pink Many gifts were
PRESENTED the young master of the oc-
'usion. Mrs II. Cummings, Miss
Grown ana Miss Harriet DcShaue as
lsted In making the afternoon pleas
INT for Carl lscnbcrgcr Charles VIII
,ius, Oua DcShauc, Pearl Henderson,
'harlcs Byrnc, Carl Smith, George
mghos Ethel Lewis, Anna and Willie
Sailor, Archie, Earl and Lawrence Al
en-, Evcrt Ruth and Violet Roy.
Miss Ruth Pycatt was surprised at
he home ot her mother Mrs. w c.
'ycatt Friday evening by her teacher
Hiss Annie u. Levin and the pupils
rom her grade coming In for an even
ng with her before she leaves for her
low home In Ardmorc Each guest
'rought fruit, candy and nuts and the
'vcning was spent at games concluded .
'ith refreshments The children
'hapcroned hy Miss Levin, were Bar
ARA Tate, Rachel Rouchcr Hazel
dcDan'cl Edna shumwoy Amos Todd
ilcnn Zinc, Dorcas Dustin. Zolu Dillon,
'crtha AlkIre, Bertha Wclch, Wilma
Wilson, Wesley Moody. Carl Woolcy,
.rula sullivan and Miss Bcakey, teach
" of third grade.
Mrs John steele entertained with
bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon
hat was perfect In detail There we're
our tables adorned with the seasons
'hoiccst flowers A pretty feature OF
he luncheon were the favor baskets
4 French design and decorated with
prays Of valley lillles, sweet peas and
iolets, There were handsome prizes
or the first and second scores.
The guests were Mcsdames e. Fs'
looser, w, H. Mright, r. Il. Perry.
", n West of Topeka, II. c. Ashby, u
: j, Wrightsman, q. II. Howard, A.
imith, @. r. williamson T., Louis. T.
y Baker, II, II. Kctchum, W. 4. stu.
rt II. +. Rlaise, Clarke Robinson aud !
Hiss Mae Evans.
DINNERS AND LuNCHEONS.
MIR, w. A. Everett entertained at {
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