Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-06

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Mrs s. C. Hoffman, ll5 East Tenth
street entertained party Of the
friends ana schomates Of her young
daughter Mildred for dinner Wedncs-
day evening, In celebration Of Miss
Mildred's twelfth birthday anniyers-
AIRY. The girls were invited from 8
until 7, and at 4 o'clock dinner was
served at the dining table, centered
with a bouquet Of pink and white car
nations and further decorated with a
birthday cake holding a dozen pink
and white candles Mrs. Hoffman was
assisted by Miss Eleanor Wallace.
Pretty place Couvcnirs marked the
places OF Margaret Kerr, Mildred Pitt,
Helen Bourque, Wilma Elliott Hazel
Bourque, Melba Anders, May Haynie,
Janice Reiney Pauline Jones and
Dorothy owen.
This fortnight's session Of the Art
Circle on Wednesday with Mrs II, II.
Whitney acting as hostess in the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. e. T.
Bumgarner, was Il particularly pleas
ant one. The interior OF the home
was beautihed with decorations OF
plants and flowers. and the afternoon
was devoted mainly to needleWork. In
the business session. preceding, the
club voted So to the fund being raised
for the purchase Of pictures for the
schools OF the city Mrs. Il. L. Rhodes
and Mrs Edward Wilson were re-
ceived as new members. a refresh
ment course was served at the after
Moons close Mrs. NJ. l.. Mckinney
and Mrs. Ray Whitney were guests.
Mrs G. c. Simmons invite dthe club
for the next session.
Mrs. Ralsa f. Morley haa the meet
ing Of \ chapter, Z. e. o., Wedncs-
day afternoon. Quite a large number
and the study of Kipling was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Robert b. Mitchell.
Mrs Mitchell talked interestingly OF
the writer's life and works. partcu-
larly his late offerings to the world
Of poetry and literature. The pro-
cial session in which Mrs Morley
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Brown were an en-
tertainiug host and hostess Wednesday
evening ot their home I'm Morning
the Marouette club as guests The
Brown gardens. which always furnish
an abundance of lovely flowers. gave
for this occasion many chrysanthe-
NUNS, roses and astors, which we're
tastefully arranged in the living room
dining room and elsewhere through
Schaeffer making the high scores. At
the games close two courses of re-
freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs
l.. n. Robinson of Cofeyville. Kan,
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Delaney. were
special guests.
Kan. where she will
spend week or ten days as the guests
of friends. Miss Delaney went espe-
cially to attend the Guernsey Martin
Miss Axle Johnson a student Of the
High school invited the girls ana bows
of her class for a party Friday even
ing at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs r. S. Johnson. south Of
MIR. and Mrs George IT, johnson,
who were formerly residents Of Tulsa.
more than a year ago. have planned
to return here for the winter. They
will occupy the suite of Mrs Greek
Mr.. and Mrs Ferd Buck and Mrs
X. G. Buck Of Oak nm Kan. and
who have been visitors to Mr.. ana
Mrs George Wise All South Ians-
ing. for few weeks. will return home
at the end Of the week. The party
motored through.
Mrs. +. r. Thomas will be hostess
at her home in Crosbie
Heights.
Miss Beryl Butler left Wednesday
spend the week visiting her sister.
Miss Maurine Butler. Miss Beryl will
be a guest at her sisters sorority
house during her STAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Delaney have
as guests for the week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Dan Pitcher will entertain
Kendall guild this afternoon at her
home in Kendall