Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-18
SOCIETY News ".. ''';:. e.: :;:,: !: s: sS '"
FoRM\L AND INFORMAL,

FORMAL AND INFORMAL.
MI ,scs E,hcl aud Helen Carter,
whose social affairs always carry with
them that note Of individuality which
makes them unusually pleasant. Wcll
sustained their reputation Wednesday
evening Whuu Ia Thoughtful cumpli-
men, to Miss Florence lleald, Miss Lila
Russell, ana Miss Frankie Colly they
asked the boys and Girls of their set Ia
for The evening These three society
buds leave today for ST. Louis 10 cntor
Forest PARK University for the winter
and the occasion ufforded,ull the pleas
ure Of being with them again before
their departure. After an had asscm-
red q ear rude 10 circuit Park ana
visit to Tho uouscmcnts or that place
illlcd the hours until eleven o'clock
when the return trip TO the Carter
home was made and most refreshing
luncheon was enjoyed. The parlors
ANA porchps had bee umadcattractve'
and inviting by flowers and cosy cor
rrra for the pleasure of the guests
who were; Misses Lille Russell,
Florence llcald, Frankie CollcN Flor
oncc Coll0y Sarah Hunt Myrtle Hunt
Mary Hunt Murray, Bcss whitney,
Mary Hooper Florence Braymcr
Loond Cone. Nancy Hounllman, Matte
Nounkmau, Blanche House Louise
kerstcttcr, Lillian Schreck Vera Wash
ington, Jane Ncvcs, Gaructt Baker
Irene King, Mcssrs Jack Whitclord,
liil Moran Talmage MARI Harold
Glantcid, G. T. Render, Lloyd erich
ton, Fay Tyron, G, \. poulton, Jack
Black, stanley Hisey Morris Rush-I
I ia Gtanh4RN
Guy johnson. otis McClintock, Ralph
Kramer Lloyd Towons q. f. Macon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Schrcck and Mr.
and Mrs. Randolph House.
Mrs Il. G. Herbert, of Easton
Avenue entertained Informally Tues
day afternoon at 800" rhc games
were not prHed aud were followed 10y
Il luncheon which Mrs Olphant and
Miss Gay Olphant assisted in serving,
other guests were Mosdamcy p. l., orr
Harry Earns, Hudson B, r.. Capps, and
Miss Thomson of Ninita and Miss Lii
liam Lorton Of Muskogee,
Mrs. NJ. j. Hopper added to the IN
formal pleasures Of the week by enter !
tanning a COtcrc Of friends Tuesday
evening at her home, Seventh and
pcStcn, The time was spcne informal
ly concluded with AN ice course served
10 these guests: Misses Gertrude cham !
pion of Fort Smith Sadie Lee orr !
Mabel Watson Jessie Tinnin, CAL |
breath. Hilda Nitchey and Mrs, w. w. !
Brodic.
one of the smart affairs Of the week
was the five o'clock tea given by Misses
Bethel and Lcona Cone at
thor home last Friday
On South Pouldcr ana which added to
the numerous affairs that have been
given In the debutante set for Misses
FrauEic Cillcy, Florence Heald and
Lila Russell The appointments for
the 'ra table wore golden rod blossoms
winch were particularly effective in
the candle light Guests were Misses
Frankie Colley, Mary Hooper, Rcss
whitney. Gladys Stcbhins, Florence
Bravmcr. Ethel and Helen Carter Nell
HOLLOWAY Lillian Schreck Tookah
Stansbcrry, Matte YOunkman, ker-
stcttcI, Rea Walker, Blanche House.
Gcn"vieve PapleN Sara Hunt, Garnet
Baker. Mesdames GARLAND MITCHELL Fl,
philip Schrcck II. G.. Porter and Ran .
dolph House,
The circuit Pavilion dance given by
Mcssrs. John H. Miller. G. Il, Render
Arthdt Hendren, Rex Walker and c.
II. CrJwlcy as a committee for the
Elks, Thursday evening quite takes the
lead of any similar function for many
moons. the pavilion was gay In theI
colors of the order purple and white,
punch was served during the evening.
MaNuys orchestra gave It's very best
dancing music and the maids and mat
runs were out in their smartest late
summer frocks. Among those dancing
were Misses Bertha Thomson, Of Vi
ulta; Ann Black, Geraldine Braymcr
Gertrude Braymcr, Frances Wood
Mary Hooper Lillian Reid, Plfer lil-
liam Lorton of Muskogee, Helen Har-
mon, Marion Harmon iottic Evans
Julitd Giddings, Maude Earns, Belya
Mitchell, Ethel Givens. Mabel Lock-
wood, Nancy Younkman, Lila Russell,
l}u's Whitney, Laura Belle Joseph,
Mullcns, Gay Oliphant Josephine
Berry, Gertrude Connolly, Regina Con-
nelly; Mcssrs. Pat Malloy, Victor Mar
tin. j. b. Bernbrock, Il, G, HuSenin, u.
H. Swcaringen. G. \. Poulton, T.. r.
Harrison, Charles Thompson, Allison,
Edwin Foster, Harold Helm, James
Heed G. H. Reeves, Pat OConnor, Ed
nacTaggart Charles RolOfson, John
Errick, Lloyd Crichton, Joe Laley, j.
Mayo, Fred Dunn, Lester Currie, Gray
u. Anderson Spirc Berry, Charles West
Ncna, Arthur Henaron John II Mil
Ter. ReN : Walker, g. t. hrd'' G.
Il. Crawloy, Mesdanes Dlu'an. lIar'
mon Howard, II A. Earns, Maude
Iifers u, simpson; Messrs. and Mes
DANES Chas F. Roescr +. A. lIaver
Hughes, p. r. Murray, o. G. Boone,
Evans Howard Gregory SD stewart
", l.. Coleman, f. b. CrawleN w. II.
Walker of Wichita Falls, Texas ana
Harry Hudson.
Miss Louise Kerstetter gave a picnic +
Tuesday evening at Orcutt Lake to
honor Miss Lellah Gordon of Cleveland
who is the guest of Miss Blanche
House The chaperones We're Messrs
ana Mesdames Phillip Schreck Ran
doph House and Garland Mitchell,
The guests were Misses Ethel and
Helen Garter Florence Heald, Maryl
Hooper, Sara Hunt, Lila Russell Besse
whitney. Nancy and Matte Younkmanl
Lillian Schreck Leona and Bethel
Gone. Gladys Stehbins Messrs. Clar-
ence Poulton, Jack Whiteford Tai
mage MARI Lee Stevens, Harold Clan |
field Fay Tryon Floyd Lewis, George
Reeves Ralph Kramer, Jacl; Porter
stanley Hiscy and Otis McClintock
The Raraca class of the Bapt's st
Church gave the Phllatheas hay ride
Tuesday evening The party was chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs w NJ. Hop
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