Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. X. Parkhurst OF
622 North Cheyenne avenue enter
tanned a few friends informally Fri
day evening I'm honor of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Wright Starliper Of New
Orleans, La. Mrs. Charles IL. Bush
rendered several beautiful piano num-
bers. Miss Christine Groh sang in her
always pleasing way, and to add to
the pleasure OF the evening, Mrs,
John NJ. Ward gave one of her very
delightful readings, A dainty lunch
con consisting of coffee, fruit and
Christmas cakes was served
The Marquette club svill meet We'd
nesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Moran on South Boulder
avenue.
The Lady Maccabees will hold their
installation of officers Tuesday, Jan
uary 2 at $3.50 o'clock. All Lady
Maccabees in the city are cordially
invited to be present.
The Tuesday Book club will meet
with Mrs. John NJ. Ward as hostess
in the parlors of the Robinson hotel
January 2, 1912.
The Embroidery club will meet
with Mrs. w. IL. Hendren. 524 South
Boulder avenue, Wednesday altar
noon.
The Art cIcle meets Wednesday
afternoon.
The following was the program
given at the meeting of the Hyechka
club yesterday
Piano, "Minuet' .............H .Huss
Miss Flo North.
Vocal my Jean" ........,.. Huss
Mrs. William Harrison.
| Piano, "Serenade' ....... .Stojowski
Mrs B. G.. Critchett.
Vocal
(a) Thy Beamlng Eyes" ....
................. MacDowell
(b) when Celia Sings. ... Moir
Miss Faidley.
Violin
(a) lie Desire" ........ Schubert
(D) ScherZo' van Goens
Mrs. Knickerbocker.
Vocal duet, 20. Moment that I
Bless" .............. Dennee
Miss Christine Groh, Miss Doris Bliss.
Piano, Rustic of Spring" :. .Sinding
Mrs. A. C. Johnson.
Vocal, my World" Huss
Miss Groh.
Piano, shepherds All and Maidens
Fair" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Neviu
Mrs. Strouvelle.
The club was very fortunate in hav-
ing with them Miss Faidley, who is a
talented musician and who so greatly
delighted them with her first group
of songs that she responded in a most
gracious manner with an encore, two
bird songs by Liza Lehman, The
Cuckoo" and THE Wood Pigeon"
Master Thad Walsh was the gallant
host at a pleasant party given last
Thursday evening at his home to about
thirty of his young friends. The
Walsh home was prettily decorated
with red carnations and ferns and
Christmas colors for the occasion.
Hearts, the game of the evening, af-
forded much pleasure for the young
folks and Miss Elizabeth Kneal and
Mr. Eugene Roop carried off the
prizes, an arm bouquet of carnations
and silk tie. Refreshments In two
courses, and fruit, nuts and candles
were served. Mrs. =. j. Joyce and
Mrs. j. B. Hawkins assisted Mrs
Walsh in dispensing hospitality to the
young folks. Thse present were:
Misses Ruth Clemons, Bess Lombard,
Mary McCready, Elizabeth Kneal,
Mary Mannegan. Martha English.
Alice Johnson, Gladys Slater, Ursula
Cunningham. Mary Brennan. Wayne
Appleby, Irene Roop. Irene Hastings;
Messrs. Joe Friend, Frank Sesslng-
haus. Paul Hardman, Edwin Haw-
kins, Joe Hastings, Walter Arnold, Ell
mer Mannegan. George Brennan. Eu-
gene Roop, Basel Mccormick, Joe
Flanagan. Al Flanagan, Bernard
Walsh
Master Thad Walsh and Miss Irene
Roop pleased the guests with several
duets on the piano and violin.
MissMillie Weller and Miss Myrtle
Holt were the graceful young host
esses at very pretty informal party
given Friday evening at the Weller
home at 517 West Third street. in
honor of Miss Gertrude Weller of
Chickasha. Okla. Games. music and
happy social time made the hours
pass In a rapid manner for those who
were fortunate enough to be present.
The guests of the evening were:
Misses Gertrude Weller. Lena John
son. Hattie Mcdowell, Grace Foster,
Miss Clark. Mrs. Berryhlll; Messrs.
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