Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-06

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The social season opened In an eN-
Qulsite manner Thursday afternoon,
when Mrs, =. H. Kimmons entertained
about one hundred OF her most inu-
mate friends with u tea, at which tho
engagement OF Miss Katheryne a,
Hall TO Mr.. Fred l.. Dunn was au
nounoed. The attractive Kimmons
nome was made more beautiful by
many elegant boquest of flowers,
numerous palms and an abundance Of
dainty trailing simlax, the color
scheme being green and white. When
all the guests had assembled four
dainty little flower girls entered bear
ing large green arts craft baskets
filed with white carnations to every
one Of which was attached dainty
heart shaped missive with cupid
thereon and the names of Miss Han
and AIR. Dunn, and the eventful day,
October fifteenth, nineteen hundred
and twelve which they distributed.
Assisting Mrs. Kimmons was Mrs.
1ilih " ll' h'N'G hiNa
throughout the receiving rooms wert
Mrs. Lee Clinton, Mrs. o. II, Howard,
Mrs. c, l.. Hounker, Mrs. IL. G. Hall,
Mrs. Frederick w. Hawley, Mrs. c.
w. Kerr Mrs. Percy Collins and Mrs.
A. +. Ault. The dining room present"
ed a beautiful picture, The table was
spread with a handsome drawn work
lunch cloth and in the center was
mirrOred plateau on which rested a
large cut glass basket filled with lilies
OF the valley and orange blossoms tied
with a graceful dew-drop bow Of
chiffon. The chains OF the dome
above the table were entwned In
smilaX tied with dainty butterfly bows
Of chiffon and on these rested small
white doves carrying sprays Of oranRJ
blossoms in their mouths. In this
room Mrs. J. NJ. Hall and Mrs. S. r.
Gordon poured tea and Mrs. Charles
Roeser, Miss Mossie Lewis, Miss Caro-
line McBirney, Miss Caroline Porter,
Miss Anna McBirney and Miss Grace
Dorman, of Mounds, Okla, assisted
in serving an elaborate two course
luncheon, everything carrying out the
thoughts of Hearts and Love-" The
little flower girls were Genevievo
Bradshaw, Katheryne Hall Scott,
Ruth Clinton and Martha McBirney,
and each dainty little Miss in her
delicate white frock, looked as sweet
and pretty as the flowers she carried.
The Rebekah club resumed its meet
ing, after a long summer vacation,
when they met with Mrs T. j. Baze
at her home on North Cheyenne av-
enue Wednesday. Many new ideas
were discussed for the future pleas
ure of the club and an effort is to
be made to make its meetings here
after so enjoyable that no member
will willingly miss one A happy fea
ture of the afternoon was a guessing
cpntbst in which Mrs. Mary Condor
carried of the honors, winning a
handsome prize, and Mrs. A. S. Harri
son was given the consolation. Pink
and green, the club colors were used
tions, astors, smilax and ribbon
streamers being used effectually in
the dining room where at 4:30. the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. McCabbe,
served an elegant sX-course dinner,
which brought to a close an excep-
tionally enjoyable afternoon for the
following ladies':
Mrs. w. IL. Thornburg, Mrs.
w. NJ. Lynch, Mrs. Hattie Armentruut.
Mrs j. w. Bickford, Mrs. J. ID. Nose,
Mrs. +. j. Bramwell, Mrs. j. f. Oiler,
Mrs. Mary Condor, Mrs. A. S. Har-
rison, Mrs. ]. w. Maupin, Mrs. j. A.
Norris Mrs. j. e. French, Mrs. +. e.
McCabbe, Mrs. j. w. Brown and Mrs.
Edawrd Yoder. The club will meet
every two weeks, the next meeting to
be with Mrs. j. +. French, at No. St7
North Main, street.