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

Harvey, 702 North Denver Wednesday
evening. The club colors Of green
ana white dominated In the decora-
lions which were Of ferns and great
white shaggy NUNS A novel fea-
ture was the archway leading to the
dining room which supported the
word "Hyechka" fashioned from
white carnations and In setting OF
green. The ices and cakes disc
further emphasized the color tone.
The guests were welcomed by Mrs, w.
&. Frost and were shown the way to
the upper rooms by little Miss Ed
ythe Frost, Little Miss Edythe VIII
hanson. Receiving with Mrs
Harvey were Miss Opal Harvey Of
Kansas City, Mrs, Charles IL. Bush,
Mrs. Fred j. Miles and Mrs. william
O.. williamson. Mrs Harvey was
goWned IN canary yellow silk null
with bands OF gold trimming; Miss
Harvey wore yellow crepe dechne
With baifds OF velvet Mrs. Miles
wure Nile green messaline with vel
vet bands; Mrs. Bush white net over
Foundation OF white taffeta; Mrs.
Frost white net built over yellow silk
Mrs. Williamson green crepe dechine
with duchess lace and panne velvet;
Miss Doris Bliss In blue crepe dechine
with gold bands and Miss Irene King
in yellow crepe dechne with lace
trimmings ladled punch. In the
program as planned Mesdame5 G. IL.
Buchner, j. "A. Henry and Ja.nt;i
Forster gave the violin trio "The
Turkish Waltz" by Mozart and re-
sponded to encore and Mrs. w. Z.
Frost gave "What the Chimney Sang
10y Griswold but did not respond TO
encore. Others giving numbers were
Mrs. Bush, piano solo; Miss Bliss, vo-
cal solo; Mrs, Ward, reading, and
Miss Lewellyn, piano solo.
The announcement OF the engage
mcnt of Miss Helen Jenkinson and
Mr.. Harry Austin of Dallas, Texas,
was the inspiration for lovely,
shower to be given her Monday even
ing by a coterie of her girl friends,
The affair was a camplet surprise,
The gifts included all the things that
loving interest could devise and were
given by Misses Martin, Bodkin, Vaw-
ter Echols, Carton, Beane, Hen
dricks, Scott, Bluejacket, Berta and
Myrtle Reynolds Settle, Alice Jonk-
mson and Mesdames j. +. Curtin, W.
A. Reynolds and Gilbert Gunsten. The
guests had prepared for the refresh
ment hour which concluded the really
delightful evening.
The debutante set met with Misses
Bethel and Leona Cone Monday eve
ming and celebrated Halloween with
an old fashioned taffy pulling. The
girls in the crowd include the per-
sonnel OF the newly organized soror-
ity and are Misses Besse Whitney,
Garnet Baker, Mary Hooper, Helen
and Ethel Carter, Gladys Stebbins,
Lillian Reid, Irene Delaney, Lillian
Schreck. Florence Braymer, Matte
Nancy Younkman.
DR. and Mrs. e. X. Walters enter
tanned party OF friends Informally
Tuesday evening with varied amuse-
ments a luncheon was served to
Messrs. and Mesdames c. j. Friedman
ID. Davies. w. williamson L. j. Laley,
W. r. Killmer, Ernest Smith, w. II.
Graves, Charles Meyers, and Mrs.
Manier
Miss Bess Funk was the honoree
at a surprice party given by her
friends Friday evening at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. W. .. Fleming, on
North Seventh. The evening was
spent at clever games with music by
Miss Wanda Supler and Miss Funk.
a late supper OF oysters pickles,
olives, and nuts was served. The
guest list included Misses Jennie
Arnold. Hazel Price, Mabel Brand,
Wanda Supler, Mabel Usher Lena
Usher, Zelma Cox. Messehs. Vernon
Hickey, Fred Sanford, VIM. Scotty,
Max Mckenzie, Earl Walker, o. ID.
Glenn, II, Il. Pullen and ii. t. Baber
Miss Mabel Butts home was the
scene OF gathering of the High
School students Friday evening to
celebrate the foot ball victory with
the Vinita High School. The returning
victors were met at the train by their
classmates and all went to the Butts
home where "A spread was enjoyed.
The affair was followed by slumber
party BY Miss Butts for Misses Jane
Neves, Irene Delaney, Fritzle
Probst, Kathleen Chastain, Florence
Colley A ten o'clock breakfast was
served yesterday morning.
Mrs. Edward II. Harmon gave a
mother and childs party yesterday
afternoon at ther home on South Bos-
ton to pay compliment to the first
natal day OF her son, Master Edward
Franklin, Jr. The afternoon was de-
lightfully unique and many souvenir
kodak pictures were taken of the
gathering. The color tone was pink
and white, also carried out In the lun-
cheon. Each little guest was given
pink and white rattler Mrs.
George r. Marshall and Mrs. Howard
Nlser assisted. The guests were Mrs.
w. u. Gordon and son, w. f., Jr.,
Mrs. II. f. Ably and son. Hulctte t.,
Jr,, Mrs. Il. NJ. Rodolf and daughter,
Mary Katherine, Mrs. Roy Getman
and daughter, Virginia, Mrs. Jack Ar
mold and daughter, Virginia, Mrs. Il.
w. Kellough and son, Thomas Booth,
Mrs. Frank Thompson and daughter,
Mary Jane, Mrs. T.. A. Hayes and
daughter, Mary Jane, Mrs. II. w.
Anders and daughter, Dorothy, and
Mrs. G.. j. Hindman and daughter,
Frances. In cutting the birthday cake
Miss Virginia Getman drew the ring
and Miss Katherine Rodolf the lucky
dime. The young host was the recip-
lent OF many presents.
Mrs. j. II. Burkhardt, 1917 South
Denver, entertained with most hap-
ny children's party yesterday after
noon for her daughter Yvonne who
was II years old, The dining room
was especially pretty in It's decorations
of pink and green and the table CEN
ter piece Of the birthday cake with