Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-20
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FORMAL AND INFORMAL

Perfection OF detail and exquisite
ness of appointments marked the
large bridge given Friday afternoon
by Mrs. Harry g. Ashby, iA2l South
Boulder tor her guest, Mrs. l.. II.
Mum of Topeka, Kap. II was the
largest assemblage Of maids ana mat
rons at cards yet chronicled. The
decorations were American Beauty
roses and GORGEOUS chrysanthemums
in prcdigal Quantities. There were
twenty tables OF players ana score
was kept on conceits paying compll-
ment to the approaching holiday
having for design the Thanksgiving
turkey and pretty rhyme for that
day Punch was served during the
games ana luncheon when they were
finished High score was mace by
Mrs. O. c, Boone who was given a
brass book rest; the second favor, II
library set in sterling, went to Mrs.
A. V, Davenport and the honor guest
was given "A coaster of unique de-
glgn. Many extremely handsome
gowns were in evidence, the honoree
wearing an imported one Of white
tulle with hand embroidery and silver
trimmings and fashioned entraine.
Among the out Of town guests were
Mrs McCracken Of Chicago. Mrs. G.
G. Bayne Of Seattle, Wash, Mrs
White of Mexico, Mo-, and Mrs
Ramsdell. Mrs. Ashby further ex-
tended hospitality on the afternoon
Of yesterday by entertaining about
ninety OF her friends who do not play
cards, The parlorJ were turned into
an art gallery and the guests partl-
clpated In an art guessing contest.
The favor was a reproduction of the
Coliseum in ltlain marble and was the
fortune Of Mrs. W. n. Robinson.
Mrs. o. H. Leonard received with
The hostess and honor guest. on this
occasion Mrs. Mum wore gown Of
black lace built over baby blue satin.
Not for many days has society en-
joyed hospitality at such large re-
CeptiOn as the one yesterday after
noon by Mrs. w. r. Brown, 712 South
Main to introduce Mrs. l.. Il. Cam
Held, Mrs. George Il. Priest Mrs.
James VI. Kennedy, Miss Ethel Bush
and Miss Byrd Price. In the long
reception parlor was II restful ar
iangement Of ferns and chrysanthe-
NUNS with tracery of green outlin-
ing the upper walls. In The dining
room harmon2ing perfectly with the
oak furnishings We're the bright hued
autumn leaves overhanslng windows
and archways and the table was laid
in Cluny and centered with an i'm
mense bowl Of golden NUNS. Mrs.
Garfield wore Il gown of white with
lace trimmings; Mrs. Priest wore
cream chiffon built over yellow silk
with black velvet band trim
mlngs; Mrs Kennedy white MESA
line under hand made lace fashioned
entrainc; Miss Bush, white with
baby Irish trimmings; Miss Price yell
low messallnc with pearl trimmings;
Mrs. Brown white with lace trim
mings, Assisting were Mesdames j.
w. Burgess, S. w. Mari. w. r. Tuck
er, win Cole, $. De u, llawley. d. S,
Clements. S. $. Robinson., Ralph s.
Harvey. Il. j. Davidson and j. l.. Pal
mer. Maids assisting were Miss Iu
lah Brand and Miss Edna Robinson,
who gave Of their service in the din
ing room and Miss Geraldine Camp
bell and Miss Yinlta Crutchfield who
Labeled punch. Miss Marian Dick er-
man and Miss Burttie Archer at the
stairway. Ices and cakes in the gold
Mrs. j W. Burgess, Mrs. w. +.
and white. Were served with coffee.
Tucker, Mrs. VIII Cole and Miss
iurtrie Archer gave some delightful
voice numbers and Miss Archer also
gave some pleasing readings. \
strnged orchestra in the den
gave Il musical program. Chrys-
anthemums We're given as ia
Nors. Cards were left by the follow
ing: Mesdames r. Covey. j. ID. Sea-
man, Bushfield, II. NJ. Cross, s. II.
Klmmons, Sigsmund. 4. Barnes, Ow-