Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25

MIS- Mack H. Deal Of Wynnewuld.
was the inspiration Friday afternoon
for one of the cloyerest parties yet
gwen, Her sister, Mrs. George r.
CatheY 9O2 houth Cincinnati was
the hostess being assisted by Mes
DANES II. j McCune, w. T.. Chastain,
II. ~ Hartley and Misses Kathleen
Chastain and Ernestne Wilson. a
genuine surprise awaited the guests
who were Received in the reception
rooms and passed on 10 the library
the door OF which was closed and
bore the familiar circus sign The
Biggest Show ON Earth" When ad-
mitted 10 the circus tent no end Of
fun resulted Everywhere were the
miniature animal cages with clever
representations TO be guessed, Each
guest was given a booklet program
with a decoration of Teddy bear and
after the animal guessing contest was
over they were asked 10 write
story using the word bear ON one
side OF the room was the red lemon
ade stand also bearing a bountiul
supply Of peanuts and pop corn. Here
Misses Chastain and Wilson cried
their wares in true circus style.
To further the idea each lady
was labelled with the name of
an animal which name she was
10 guess by the conversation
from the other guests. A del
icious luncheon was served at the
conclusion The floral decorations
were golden rod, scarlet CANNES, lat
ana and LaFrance pink roses, Mrs.
G. G, Cole and Mrs. G. II. Strouvelle
gave "A piano program. The guests
were. Mesdames II, f. Newblock,
g. c. Magee, Fred y Clitnon, j. y.
webb. y. T.. Pettus c. G. Cole, j. r.
cole, T. Cox, w. c. Frost, f. H. DH-
lard h. H. Martins, J. D. llagler,
w B. Frederick, Frank Buel, H. Y.
Briggs, NJ, " Lane, T. T.. Smiley n.
j. Gubser. Heaton Boult, j. NJ. Gil
cite, g. T.. Strouvelle, ID. G, Acosta,
Lee, T. IT, Brummctt Judson SaVclle,
j. H. BcBrncy, Martin G., n, Wright
and Misses Zela Lane and Gretelle
Pettus.
Friends Of Mrs. Wade Hampton
Walker, nee Ottic IIowafd, of Wich-
tia Falls, Texas were given the pleas
urc of being with her again when
Miss Lottie Evans COZ COuth Chey-
ennc entertained with an afternoon
at whist in her honor Tuesday There
were five tables of players and the
card rooms were made autumn like
with the use of golden rod in great
quantities. Punch refreshed the
guests during the games and a lunch
con followed. The high score favor
n water color went to Mrs, Frank
Rodolf. Mrs. Walker assisted In
making the afternoon successful
Guests were Misses Doris Bliss, Myr-
tie Hunt, Claire Biddison, BelVa Nit
chell Jennie Lyman, Lillian Reid,
Mossie Lewis, Anne Black, Julia Cid
dings. Josephine and Louise Berry
Mcsdames f. r. Thompson, c. J. HIN
oman. w. v Biddison. G. A. Selhy.
Frank Rodolf and Howard Kiser.
Among the former girls who are
back visiting is Mrs. Mack II. Deal,
nee Myrtle Hartley of Wynnewood,
okla, and to pay compliment to her
and to bring together her old friends
again her sister, Mrs w. H. Chastain
gave thimble party followed by n
luncheon Tuesday afternoon from
3 to at her home 900 South Gin
cinnati Garden flowers were used
luIUuklOul lIlt lVUblS anu Nfif
lieved by potted plants and American
beauty roses The same flowers ad
orncd the luncheon tables The ear
lier part Of the afternoon was given
over to needlework and at o'clock
five course luncheon was served.
clever feature arranged ecpec
tally for the pleasure of the guetss
was the place cards which contsin-
ed guessing contest. Miss Kathleen
Chastain daughter of the home. gave
a musical program during the lunch
con. Mrs. r. F. Hartley. mother
Mrs. r. j. McCune and Mrs. G. T.
Cathey sisters OF the hostess and
honoree assisted during the pleasant
afternoon. The guests We're Mes
danes Emma Goodman, Lewis Good
man, Crumm, II. f. Newblock, c. G.
Magee, Fred s. Clinton, George v.
Yates B f. Pettue. j. Il, Webb, c. G.
Cole. Theodore Cox. w c. Frost, F.
y. Dillard 10. l. Martins j. d. Hag-
erh, w. b. Frederick, Frank Buell.