Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-21
SOCIETY
yGSEPHINE GRAY
Hours: 200 10 IO.OO y, IA.
PHONE 800.
FORMAL AND INFORMAL.

Miss Louise Kersietter and the girls|
of her set paid pretty compliment to|
their girl bride member, Mrs. Fhilllp|
Schreck with a shower at the home
of Miss Kerstettor Friday morning
Alany gifts toM of love and esteem
Five hundred was the game the hlRh|
score favor being captured hy Mrs.
j. NJ. CraWley and was a party bag
The consolation, "A handkerchief went
To Miss Lila Russell Mrs II, r. ker
stetter and Mrs &. W. Cunnelley assist
ed with the relreshments served at
noon Other recent brides were Mlf
Garland Mitchell ana Mrs. Randolph
House. ON the remaining guest llsl
were Mrs j. NJ, Crowley, {. w con-
noley, Misses Lila Russell, Blanche
House, Lillian SchroCk Florence
Heald, Nancy Nounkman Matte
Younkman, Mary Hooper and Malzle
Chastain
Miss Lois Sisson added TO tho pleas
ures of the younger social contingent
when she paid compliment TO her
house guest, Miss stella Ostenbcrg Of
Ciaremore, "Wednesday evening with a
party Progressive up Jenks' was the
game ana the faVors We're clever con
ceits designed for the game. For the
lplr hour luncheon served from the
table which had for It's predominant
not pink color scheme places were
marked with hand painted cards IN
original designs The reireshments
further carried ont the color scheme
The guests We're Misses frankie ana
Florence Collcy i'redrica Probst Gar
nett Baker Blanche House Jane
Neves Mabel Butts, Irene Delaney
Alice Wilson Dorothy Fischer of ca
tuosa, lTma Macdonald, Clarlce Blls,
liessrs. Leslie Cardiff, Robert Purdy
Charles Macdonald, George Shallen-
berger Callahan, Lawrence Bentley
Harold Wall HeXter BoPad, Law
renee Howry Lee stephens Howard
Iandon. c a. Poulton, and Raymond
Sisson,
Miss stella Osteuherr of Claremore,
who spent part of the week here the
guest of Miss Lois Slsson Was honp-
rec Thursday evening at clever party
in the younger social contingent with
Miss Fredrlka Probst as hostess. The
fun producing feature OF the even
ing was the fortune telling a gypsy
booth had been fitted up ana Miss
Alltt VI llNOll hltNNtN aus a. l'Nl hN I'''
maiden read past. present and future
in an extremely clever fashion. 4
seeking contest proved as original as It
was pleasant Music added TO the pleas
ures and at late hour an Ice course
was served The guests We're Misses
Lois Sisson, Alice Wilson, stella Osten-
berg, Dorothy Fisher Of Claremore,
Frankie and Florence COlley, Mabel
l. OF ishuafulp ITnnGtlut
Wilson. Blanche House, Garnett Baker
Jane Neves and Mcssrs George shell
lenberger, Bogard Thigmin, Joseph, Il
Sisson, c. callahan, G. Macdonald,
Harold Wall, Robert PardN o. r.
Macon, Howard Landon, and Ralph
Berry
Miss Besse whitney 4lG South
Cheyenne had her set down for one Of
her characteristically hospitable even
ings Thursday. Goldenrod in profuslon
was used to decorate and botg the
porch and parlors were given over for
the pleasure Of the guests, Five hun
dred and dancing were the amuse-
ments. stringed orchestra furnish
ed a program, The guests were Misses
Florence Heald, Lila Russell Blanche
House. Zela Bynum Mary Hooper
Ruth Trees. Messrs G. \. POultOn,
Fay Tryon Lloyd Creighton, l.. Il. Me
Murlen, Lester Curie ana Harold
Glanfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
House of the young married set
Mrs. V. J. Pucni entertained the
members Of her club, the SemahOthka
Wednesday afternoon to pay social
honor to her guest Miss Irene Schley
of Gatesv.lle, Texas Mrs. r. u. Evans
lent her home for the occasion and
the afternoon was given over to music
and needle work. Miss Schley and Miss
Flo North gave of their talent in music
A late summer day luncheon Of peach
ice cream, cake and bon bons was en-
loved The guests were Mesdames j.
NJ. Gillette. W, l. shannon, IL. NJ
North, d. NJ Martindale H. simpson
4. NJ. Hasler W It, Rogers, r D.
Evans, Miss Flo North and Miss
Schley.
Miss Georgia Hampton, Of Spring
field, Mo. who is the house guest OF
Mrs. N. j Gubser was the inspiration
for a college and chatting dish party
TUESDAY afternoon The Gubser home
which Is becoming known for It's hosp
tally since their recent marriage, was
prettier than ever on this occasion be-
cause of the generous use Of golden
rod and daisies Maids and matrons
asked to meet the guest were Misses
Gayle Pettus, Edna Ruggles, Deneie
Stebbins, Francis smith, Mary Nichol-
son, and Mesdames Ralph Harvey and
w. W Stuckey
Mrs. Charles h. Dwyer gave one OF
the happiest children's parties Mon
day afternoon that the tots have ENJOY
ed in a long time when she celebrated
the seventh birthday Of her little
daughter, Eileen at her home on North
Cheyenne. Fifteen little maidens re-
sponded to the following Invitations
Please wont-you come and play
with me ON my birthday
Bring your dolly ana teddy bear
All my little girl friends VIII be
there
From two To- five, now don't hc lat,
August fifteenth ls the happy date
Mrs. Henry Condor and Mrs George
paultloe assisted Mrs, Dwyer IN en-
tertaining the maldens for the after.
noon and in serving them with good
things to eat from a Japanese ap'
pointed table The guests were Misses
Lois, Fannie and Ethel Lombard, lu'
ellie Kennedy Viola Amerne, Nerll'
Allison, Virginia Pautloe Adelaide
Condor, Elizabeth Rankin, Geraldine
Eaton, GLADYS Simpson, Annette King
Josephine and Bryan wynn.
Miss Grace Musick, POI South Gin
.tuuat{ autartniuad with an pNgulut