Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-06

pink and yellow chrysanthemums.
Young folk of the party were the
IMissee Gladys Docherty, NVonne Burk-
hart Bornice Shaw. Helen Genet
Kathleen Campbell, Elsie Harper and
Harriet DoShane and Messrs. Arthur
Fiske, Robert McKim, Orlin Talbot
Glen link, Harry Harris, Phil hra-
mer, IIern and Sterling.
Miss Florence Botefuhr gave a
dancing party Wednesday evening
when she entertained about twenty
Young folk to meet her guest, Miss
Virginia Cabell, Of Fort Smith. The
evenin gof dancing to music by Mrs
Il. j. Cabcll was followed with the
serving of refreshments. The party
consisted of the Misses Sybil and lta-
eel Barring of Muskogee, Josephine
Nye of Nowata, Ruth Toeves, Bess
Hudson, Dorothea Quiglay, Lillian
Roach Ruby Overton, Florence
Kuhns, Ruth Seekatz, Edith Lyon,
Nadine FiXmer Wight, Francis Lewis,
Raw Hubbard, Roger Mitchell, Hollie
Poe, Clarence Scarborough ohnert
Alexander, Grove, Harry Miller,
Frank Schreck, Allen Butts and Floyd
Shurtlcff.
Miss Margaret McClain entertained
Friday evening at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Pearce,
the young folk who were her guests
being invited in celebration of her
fifteenth birthday anniversary. The
evening was whiled away merrily with
games and contests and refreshments
were served. Girls and boys of the
party were the Misses Naomi Cusac,
Edna Booth, Doris Best and MessrS'
George Smith Frank curry Marvin
Booth and Carl Simpson.
Tulsa branch International Sunshine
society will hold a Christmas shower
Tuesday, December ! 3, at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. II. Butts on South Cheyenne
avenue. on Christmas morning the
gifts which will have been received nj
the shower will be distributed to
needy homes Of the city.
Mrs. L. b. Miller was hostess at the
past weeks games of the Thursday
bridge. with Mrs. Q. c. Staples ana
Mrs. II. h. Gutelius and Miss Swannle
Smith of Baxter Springs, Kan" as
guests.
Mrs. A. A. Little will have the W.
c. r. L. with her for the regular
meeting on Tuesday afternoon, at
which time a program VIII be given
following the business. Miss Marian
Bennett is to give a song, Miss Ina
Eointain n reading, and Mrs. c. O.
FRYE will contribute to the afternoon
with paper.
Mrs. T. f. Smiley was hostess at
the pleasant session which the mem
bers of the Art circle experienced as
euests in her home on Wednesday.
Sewing on gifts for Christmas was the
pastime which found most favor and
was laid aside only with descending
dusk. when refreshments of two
courses were served. Mrs. John
Smiley was a special guest.
Mrs. O. ID. Hunt and Mrs. Charles
Hall have invited the young matrons
of the senior Philathea class of FIRST
Baptist church to be their guests Mon
dav afternoon at Y. w c. A. head
quarters
Miss Blanche House entertained the
Girls Thursday Bridge club the past
week and in accordance with a unanl-
were abandoned for the time being
and the afternoon devoted to making
Christmas gifts. Lunch was served,
the hostess being assisted by Mrs
Randolph House.
A pleasant affair OF Thursday even
ing was that In which the students
and former pupils of Browns busl-
ness participated, at the college head
quarters. The rooms were festive IN
autumn leaves and mistietoe and an
interesting evenings entertainment
was planned by n committee COM
posed of the Misses Campbell, Nc
Dermott and Kennedy. Punch was
served.
The class known as the Merry
Methodist Maids Of which Mrs O. II.
Leonard is teacher, I'm the First Meth
odlst church, will give a parcel post
auction and social Tuesday evenin5
in the sub-story of the church. The
affair is to be given as an aid TO the
deaconness work which is being car
ried on by Miss Volentine.
Mrs. Charles b. Rogers was hostess
Thursday evening to the lch-ka-