Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-28

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The elongated crown, which is the
newest development in pressed OF
blocked hats, is illustrated in the
pume-trimmed model at the top of
the sketch. 1t Is made Of seal brown
plush and has shaped crown
with narrow rolling brim. The
pumes, which are lilac at the stem,
shading to brown toward the edges,
art SO placed as to emphasize the long
line from back to front
In the second hat the draped vel
vet crown is surrounded by a rolling
brim, faced with a band made of
small white feathers, smoothly laid.
4 fancy ornament made Of black ana
white feathers, is placed at an odd
but becoming, angle at the right side
toward the back
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decorated with the same rich foliage
Behind a screen Of palms, ferns and
smilaN was stationed an orchestra,
while in every window was a wreath
Of holly. Great bouquets OF Rich
mond roses. red carnations and pon-
settas completed the decorations.
From eight-thirty to one o'clock, the
two hundred and fifty guests in their
exquisite toilettes, presented a charm
ing picture as they called to pay
their respects to their hosts and
hostesses and later whiled away the
hours at the dance Mrs. Oglesbv
wore an elegant imported gown Of
cream colored duchesse satin brocad-
ed in gold, with delicate touch OF
lavender, and carried a bouquet OF
lavendar orchids, Mrs, Rices cos
tune was an exquisite white char
neuse silk. draped with a chantille
lace shawl A bouquet of green or.
chids completed her toilette Assist
ing In dispensing hospitality through
out the evening We're Mrs. II. c..
-Ashby, Mrs Arthur Lee Murphy, Mrs.
William Roeser. Mrs, w. Lyle Dickey
and Mrs. George Williamson, while
Miss Miriam Murphy and Miss Ruth
Roeser, in the daintiest of lingerie
frocks, presided at the punch bowls.
Elegant refreshments, prepared by
the leading caterer OF Kansas City
and which still further carried out
the color scheme OF red, green and
white, the salads, cakes and ices all
being formed in accord with the
Christmas season. We're served. Cor
sage bouquets OF richest Richmond
roses for the ladies, and meteor rose
buds for the gentlemen were the IA,
vors presented to the guests.
Mile. Henrietta Clopath. instructor
Of art In the University OF Minnesota
at Minneapolis. is the guest of Mrs.
]. b. Bartlett at No. 7O5 South Den.
yer avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Reeder Of 500
South Elwood avenue. left early this
morning for several weeks visit at
points of interest on the Gulf of
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Smith Of Mo-
nettc. No, are visiting Mrs, Smiths
parents, Mr. and Mrs J. T.. Rodger,
of West Seventh street
The next meeting Of the Hyechka
club will be held on the afternoon
Of January fourth, in the music room
at Hotel Tulsa.
L. s. Senator and Mrs. Robert
owen and daughter, Miss Dorothy
owen, are the guests of Mr.. Thomas
Lyons at Hotel Tulsa. They were
among the out-of-town guests at the
Oglesby- Rico reception and ball las,
evening.
Miss J. r. Richardson Of Washing
ton, ID. c., is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
l.. S. Cogswell OF South Cincinnati
avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Rallenger
are spending the holiday season with
Mrs Ballenger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
J. j. Henderson.
Miss Grace Hane entertained the
Lambda Kappa Sigma girls and their
friends with a delightful five hundred
party, Thursday evening The IIane
home was prettily decorated in the So
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