Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-05

the morning which occupied the ear
Her hours, and in which Mrs, j j,
sullivan and Mrs. James Bowen tied
IN the score Mrs, sullivan won IN
the cut for the prize and was given a
beautiful bouquet of chrysantAemums,
cut glass nappies were the honor
guests prizes, A very delightful
morning was brought To a close boy
the serving OF an exquisite four
course dinner, Besides the honor
guests, there were present. Mesdames
Il. +. Reagan, Charles Hevenor, W.
II. Pomeny, W, j. Collier, ID. u,
Wadsworth, W. II. Harrison, James
Bowen, @. A. Eoff c. ID. Hughes J
j Sullivan, Charles Bryan, S. W.
Kelly Jess Evan Brammer. Ira Pill
cher w. A. Sharp, o. A. Morton, NJ,
HuelIng; Misses Ada Langfitt and FL
fe stephens.
Mrs. Percy Collins will be hostess
AT the meeting OF the Tuesday Book
club this afternoon.
The XII club VIII meet tonight with
Mrs. T.. r, Albert,
Tulsa Council Of Women will meet
tomorrow afternoon In Tulsa Hotel
music room.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Brown will enter
tain the Marquette club tomorrow
night.
Miss Mae Evans Will entertain at
bridge today in compliment to Miss
Geraldine Braymer.
Mrs. Mary Condor viii entertain
the members Of the Rebekah club to-
morrow afternoon.
The d. A. RS will meet tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock with Mrs. II. c.
Ashby.
Tomorrow night at the Elks' home,
the Knights Of Columbus will give Of
ficers' ball
The p. T.. O. society will meet to-
morrow afterroon with Mrs. Ran
dolph Shirk.
Mrs. {. j. Ilindman and son have
gone to MuskOgce for short visit
with Mrs. j. Sam Morton.
Mrs. William Douglass has gone to
Kansas city, Mo-, and omaha Ncb. =,
Tor couple of weeks Visit with
frwiends.
Invitations have been issued by the
Elks for the first of the seasons balls
to be given by this popular organiza-
ton. This affair which is to be given
Thursday night, November seventh, Is
to be a strictly formal ball. and will
be given in the elegant ball room of
the Elks' Home. Messrs. Otis McClin-
tock Floyd Lewis c. Z. Crawler. II.
A. Kiser and j. b. Hawkins, of the
entertainment committee, have ar
ranged the following program Of
events for 1912-13:
Thursday, November eth, 1912
Elks' opening ball (formal.)
Monday. November 25. 1912-Elks
Thursday, December 25, 1912-The
Christmas ball (formal.)
Friday. January Is. 19l3-"Elks"
Informal dance.
Monday, February 8. 1913-Infor-
NAL dance.
Friday. February 90. 1e13-Wash-
ingtons anniversary ball formal)
Wednesday, March 5, 1Sl3-Infor-
NAL dance.
Monday, March II. 1913-Elks' st.
Patrick's ball (formal.) Closing,
Miss Lourine Bell Bryan, of 1872
South Denver avenue, entertained a
number of her friends with merry
party In honor of her eleventh birth
day. The pretty Bryan home was
beautifully decorated for this eventful
day and the young folks who had
gathered to pay compliment to their
young friend made merry for several
hours, games music and all sorts OF
childish diversions making the hours
pass by In Joyous manner. Towards
the close OF the afternoon the dainti-
est Of twO-course luncheons was serv-
ed to the following guests: Lucille
Wickizer, Willard Wickizer, Noami
Mcleod. Becina owens, William Over
ton, Seth Pickering. John Harrison,
Marjorie Black, Clyde Black. Ralph
Colvin, Grace Young, LOletta Murdoch,
Thurman Murdncl Marv C,oy uyu-