Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
DANCES


week or OF the season for that mat
ter among the debutante set was the
dance given az the home of Miss Mat
tie Younkman Thursday evening by
the Tau Delta Alpha girls. The So
rority colors are crimson and tur-,
quoise blue and these colors predom-
mated in the cleVerest arrangement Of
decorations. Al the far end of the
long reception hall was n banner with
the club name in the blue and the
walls leading thereto were lined with
banners OF the crimson with the ini-
tial club letters In the turquoise. This
apartment was lighted with Il huge
full moon In the cOlors, The adjoin-
ing rooms were used for the dancing
and were tbimmed with autumn
| boughs with here and there bright
flashes Of the colors Maxey's or
chestra from behind screen of palms
gave OF its best dancing music. On
the upper floors were innumerable
cosy corners and the large upper re-
ception hall was arranged for cards
The walls in these apartments were
lined with college pennants. The
dancing programs Were hand painted
conceits In the sorority colors the
clever work Of Miss Gladys Stebbins.
The dancing was in merry progress
when promptly at 10 o'clock every
thing stopped perfectly still, this be-
ing one of the clubs secrets to have
all merriment stop at this hour.
Punch was served all during the eve
ming and luncheon with the crimson
and TURQUOISE colors predominating
was served at IL O'clock Tho soror-
ity girls are Misses Matte and Nancy
Younkman, Ethel and Helen Carter,
Leona and Bethel Cone Gladys Steb-
bins, Lillian Schreck. Lillian Reed
Florence Braymer, Besse Whitney,
Mary Hooper Garnett Baker. Blanche
House; other guests We're Misses
Dencie Stebbins, Jane NeVes, Irene
Delaney. Pearl Stowell Mildred
Kline; Messrs and Mesdames Phillip
Schrecls and Randolph House; Messrs.
Messner, Spire. Berry. Bernbrock,
Floyd and Clyde Lewis, George
Reeves, Jack Black, Jack Porter Stan
ley Hlsey, Ralph Kramer, Otis Nc
Clintock, Roy Poe, Jack Whiteford,
'C. Il. Render, Macon. l.. Curie. Dan
and VIII Moran, George Small and
Con Callahan.
The annual harvest home dance
given at the Country Club Monday
evening did fitting honor to the occa-
sion and the Halloween holiday. The
interior Of the club house was de-
corated with corn shocks. jack o'lan-
terms and woodland effect of autumn
boughs over ceilings and on the walls.
The guests came In country style cos
tune ana no end of fun was furnished
by this feature alone. Maxey's or
chestra gave of its best dancing music
and a TYPICAL halloween luncheon
was enjoyed. Among the dancers
We're: Messrs and Mesdames Paul NJ.
Galloway, w, Lyle Dickey, George r.
Williamson, Il. r. Kemp. Charles f.
Roeser, l.. II. Perry, Percy Magee,
Archibald Smith, II. P. Anderson,
John a. Steele. Frank Sours, Henry
r. Ketehum. "A. c. Ashby, Robert Og
lesby, j. II. Evans, o. r. Howard
Il. i. Harmon. George Marshall, Misses
Carolyn Dickey, Mae Evans, nellie
Cline, Mildred Cline, Ethel Neves,
Gertrude and Geraldine Braymer
sadie Carnlll, Gertrude Connolly,
Messrs. William Armstrong, Douglas
Franchot. X. c. Hugenin, Charles
West, Norman Smith of Oklahoma
City, Joseph Washington, r. f. Swear
ingen, Gray Erick, Erie Williamson
Mac Hessner.