Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-31

Mrs. Martin Hardwick Of Spring,
field, Mo, viii arrive today to be the
guest Of Mrs Frank Buel, lll6 South
Denver avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Connor are home
from Hot Springs. Ark whore they
have been for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. i. scott returned
yesterday from a several weeks visit
in Chicago, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs r, r. Edgar and fam
lily left last evening, for Boulder and
other points Of interest in Colorado
to remain during the summer season.
The home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. w. A..
Vandeyer 7l5 South Main street
transformed into "A Nertahle garden
spot with great bouquets OF roses,
trailing honeNsuckles and beautiful
foliage, was the scene OF a delightful
social function, Wednesday evening
when the Maccabees entertained with
heart party, having as their guests
their husbands and n goodly number
of other friends. There were nine
tables of this exceedingly fascinating
game which occupied the earlier part
of the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Attle-
berger and Mrs. Steinberger and Mr.
Iverson were the fortunate winners Of
the handsome faVors.
Some very enjoyable music by Miss
Ethel Kuhns was a happy feature OF
the evening.
AT the conclusion Of the game the
daintiest Of refreshments were served,
rl tol ll.y Ia or
more guests.
The committee having the affair in
charge was composed of Mrs, S a.
Hacllett Mrs Frank Poland, Mrs. f..
c. Giddings and Mrs, Stroud.
Mrs. j. +. Kerrigan and little son
have gone to lIiawatha, Kansas where
they will spend the summer months
with Mr. and Mrs Ed Smith, Mrs
Kerrigan's parents.
The afternoon circle of Westminster
guild will meet this afternoon with
Mrs A. X. Porryman.
The Neien club, as the guests Of
Mrs II. r. Rethman, We're pleasantly
entertained, Wednesday afternoon, at
her home on South Boulder avenue
which was prettily decorated with a
profusion of beautiful blooming plants
and ferns for the occasion. The hours
were spent in a happy informal man
ner until about five o'clock when a
delicious light luncheon was served to
the following ladies who We're Mrs
Rethmans guests for the afternoon:
Mrs. McClelland, Mrs. John M. Clover,
Mrs. Grover c. Yeager, Mrs. f. w.
Purdy and Mrs. Rex King.
The club viii meet with Mrs. Yeag-
er, next Wednesday afternoon, June s..
Miss Elizabeth Fenton and Mr. Todd
Clifton We're quietly married Wednes-
day night, at nine o'clock, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
,. w. Fenton, POI South Maybelle
avenue, Rev. Louis Timing pastor Of
the United Presbyterian church off
cating.
Mr. and Mrs Clifton are at home to
their friends, for the present, at 201
South Maybelle avenue.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Irene King for a bridge luncheon to-
dayin compliment to her cousin. Miss
Lila Russell who is spending a few
weeks vacation with relatives and
friends in Tulsa.
An exceptionally pleasant afternoon
was spent by the members of the G..
o. r. club and a number of special
guests, when they gathered at the
hospitable home Of Mrs. C. A. Mech
ling Wednesday afternoon, to while
away the hours at high five. Spring
blossoms, roses. ferns and palms We're
used throughout the house to lend
their fragrance and beauty TO the af-
fair
High score was made by Mrs. Swan
son, her favor being a handsome hand
painted cake plate Mrs. Lombard
captured the consolation a toy.
Frozen delicacies and cake were
served towards the close of one of
the most enjoyable meetings in the
clubs history.
sMrs. Fraley. Mrs. NJ. Fullen, Mrs.
Swanson, Mrs. Lund and Miss Ger
trudeskuhns were special guests. Mem
bers OF the club present We're: Mrs.
w. y. Vandever. Mrs. w. A. Lombard,
Mrs. Roy Beecher Mrs. NJ. j. Ayles-
worth. Mrs. John Croft. Mrs. T. II.
Erwin. and Mrs. Robert Steiner.
Mrs S. f. Olson, Miss Margaret