Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23

N'iAlh ull SNhAu ifuhAuu' luz NNNhiNh
was spent In the usual way, concluded
with refreshments Present were
Misses Mildred Kelsey Josephine
Ruch, jeanette Cody Soihia and Lii
Han Magnuson and Mrs, j, \, Bran
mer
Mrs, G. l., Holland was the hostess 70
a pleasant Getting Of the OpenvkV
club Friday afternoon at her home
on South Boston, the afternoon being
In special compliment to Mrs. Ne
Main, who has come here recently
from California TO make her home,
Decorations offered and green prevail
ed and at o'clock luncheon was SER
we'd from the dining table, Miss Tina
Mills and Miss Cora Names doing the
serving. The guests o the afternoon
We're McsdntLes ". p. Moore, j. Il.
Mills, A. L, Turner NJ Crutchfield,
NJ G.. Hale and 5, NJ pleak In the
contest proceeding tho luncheon Mrs.
Moore Carried away the favor which
was potted blooming plant
Miss Irma Koons was hostess TO
the members of her club, the All For
Fun, Mondav evening at her home on
South Guthrie, The needles and TIL
blcs occupied a part of the evening
and music, both vocal and instrumcn-
taI added It's part 20 the pleasure. y
salad course was served at ten o'clock
the hostess being assisted by her sis
ter Miss Mvrl Koons Members pres
ent were Misses Harriet Tinnin,
Margaret Coe, Belle Edwnrds, Laura
Jessie McFall Miss Mae Mcdowell
was a special guest of the evening.
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Mrs j, II. McBirney asked a num-
Der Of special guests 10 shah hospi-
tally with the Thlmble club mem
bers at her home on South Cheyenne
"Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon
was fun OF informal pleasure an[
five o'clock luncheon was served. The
hotsess was assisted by Mr.. Fred s.
Clinton, Mrs. Lee Clinton. Mrs. Paul
Clinton. Miss Anna McBirney, Miss
CAROLYN McBlrnev and Uttlo Martin
McBrney and Ruth Clinton.
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The Wednesday Bridge Club did
not play until Friday and enjoyed the
games at the home OF Miss Jennie
Lymna and Miss Julita Gliding.
There We're three tables OF players
and the fa'ors cloisonne cola pins,
went to Mrs. +. II. Shallenberger and
Mrs, VIII +. liammett. Miss Lottie
Evans assisted during the afternoon
and in serving the luncheon which
| followed the games.
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