Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

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rofreshments were served ~ the
slose,
Meuhors NJ tho club Rre Mra, e.
p, Waltar, Nr-, ?, W. Temples Mrs
p, G., ptongoah Mrs o, r. Hotllo
Mrs. n, W. MnyFIunes, Mrs Barney
llaTls7r Mrs lo 4, owen, Mrs
Fred Tayorherm, Mrs. Horace ".
Johnson and Mira Klllmer
Tho Pl Dota mot yesterday nftor'
noon, Rt tho homo OF Mrs, william
Bolts, 400 East Eighth stroot, with
Mlsa Dorothy uoll as hostess.
Embroidery and making Christmas
prosonts holpod to pass tho hours In
u ploasant manner and as tho finale
10 n hnppy afternoon this work was
laid nslJo and all gathered IN tho
dining room, whore around u table
prottily decorated with rod onrnt-
tlons and cluny oentor piece, was on
| joyod "A dainty three course luncheon.
Special guests Of tho club wero
Mrs William Bolts and Miss Martha
Irotter.
Mrs Arcnibald Smith entertained
the Sewing circle Of which she is a
momb and a number OF specially
invited guests in most charmins
mannor, Wednesday afternoon.
After pleasant social time. dur
| ing which those who desired worked
on their needle work, an elaborate
luncheon was served.
Special guests OF the club were;
Miss Gertrude Macarthur, Of New
York city, with Mrs. Robert F. Mac
Arthur, Mrs, Fred Neely. OF lnde-
| pendence. Kas. Mrs. George King, OF
Pittsburg, Pa. with Mrs. Roger E
Kempt, Mrs. Julia Farnsworth SOper,
of Topeka. Kas, with Mrs. II. c,
Ashby; Miss Mary Dow. OF Claremont,
n. H., and Miss Isabel Mitchell. OF
| Norwich, Conn, with Miss Louise
Mitchell; and Mrs. II. =. Anderson.
Members OF the club present were:
Mrs. w. A. Stuart. Mrs. Charles f,
Roeser, Mrs, Frank Louis. Mrs. Ar
chibald Smith, Miss Geraldine Bray
/ mer. Miss Nell Cline and Miss Mae
Evans.
A very pleasant time was spent
Thursday evening, when the ladies OF
the East Side Baptist Aid entertained
| their husbands and friends at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adamson
Readings and contests were the
| pleasures of the evening A delicious
| two-course luncheon was served 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Erwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cottle, Professor and j. A. Keel
ing, MIR. and Mrs. Frey, Mr. and Mrs
w. A Everett Mrs. May Erwin, Miss
Hutchinson DR.. Wallace and Perry
| Erwin.
Miss Edith Copen OF Parkersburg
w. Va, was the honor guest Of Miss
Letta Reid at a very pretty informal
card party Saturday afternoon at her
home on South Detroit avenue.
Mrs. Harry Ross OF $40 South Guth-
rie avenue entertained with a very
pleasant whist party, Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Roy Purpus made high score
and was the recipient of a beautiful
bouquet of carnations.
The hostess served a delicious tive
course luncheon.
Guests of the evening were: Mrs
Charles Leaman, Mrs. Roy Purpus
Mrs. Della Timmons, Miss Elizabeth
Rome, Miss Flo North, Miss TessiC
Timmons, Miss Anna Levin, Mis-!
Irene Macy, Miss Grace Hollis, Miss
Lillian Siffert and Mr.. Joe Timmons.
Miss Anne c.. Curtis Of New York
city, arrives in Tulsa Thursday ant
is at the Robinson, where Tulsa de
votees of bridge will receive instruc'
tons in the various intricG"ies OF
artistic playing.
Mrs. w. e. Wright entertained c
number of young people with an ex
I NtpllOIdllg plCbSeiht iHAci 'i'"i N"'
party. Thursday evening. in compli
ment to her sister. Miss Majorie Grigs'
! by, OF Gardstown, Ky.
Guests Of thr evening were Miss
Bowling, Miss Bethel Cone, Miss
Nancy Younkman, Miss Leone Cone
Miss Garnet Baker, Miss Florence
! Braymer, Miss Jane Neves, Miss Mary
Hooper, Miss Gladys Stebbins, Mr.
Jack Black, Mr.. Ralph Kramer, Mr.
| Phil O'Connor, Mr.. Tom Callahan
Mr.. George Reeves, Mr.. Floyd Lewis
Mr.. Jack Porter, Mr.. Guy johnson
and Mr.. Frank Dillard.
Little Miss Helen Brownell enter
tanned about dozen of her young
friends. the occasion being her birth
! day. Music and games helped to
make the hours pass pleasantly fol
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