Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-13


James T.. Uiggs O. IT, LEONARD,
Misses Anna Mckinney Carolyn Nc
Iuucv Naomi Mcsoryc Kate North.
FIo North Ella McNichol Florence
McNic1oL Jessie Magce aud Ethel
Elliott.
Her friends have pleased to bostow
upon Miss Agatha Hanson a veritable
shower of pcnupudl courtcsies the
Jast week, the initial party Of the
series being the Mrs StOrcy-Whitc's
afternoon musicale for this bride
elect of June, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Whites residence on South
boulder avenue abloOm with corn
fIuwOrs. d is.csN ana garTc' ses, ar
raL-cd n 81 cts. was the setting for
the affair and a group Of 20 matrons
and young women were guests. For
entertainment Mrs White had ar
ranged a delightful program Of piano
and voice numbers, contributed by
Mrs T. l.. Golay. Mrs Fred NJ. Scott
Mrs Eugene Lorton, Miss Ethel
Fisher, Miss Lynette Kimmons, Miss
MaIN Cover and the hostess herself
The numbers were followed by the
serving Of ices and cakes after which
it became the pleasure Of the guests
to see the pleasure which 1t afforded
Miss Hanson TO unWrap the parcels
WHltn were lltStIll'u 10 Ilti' ! ll'
shower was one of linen and included
some handsome pieces for the table
and household which will in large
measure help to fill the linen chest
for lhe future home Of the brido-tO-be
Mrs White was assisted during the
afternoon by Mrs. Scott, Mrs. LOrton
and the Misses Gamman and Marsh.
Guests of the happy affair were
Mcsdames y. l.. Golay Dan j Davis
II,
roe, Harry i. Culhertson, +. NJ. Scott,
Frank NJ. sutton. Howard y. Cole, w
A. AggCrs, Louis T.. Holman, Eugene
Lorton, Misses Pauline Gamman,
Mabel Marsh, Ethel Fisher, Lucille
Tyler, Lynetta Kimmons and Cover.
The Misses Elizabeth and Ruby Nc
Neal were hostCss"s at a lovely after
noon party yesterday with an i'm
promptu musical program for enter
tainment and with Miss Agatha Han
son. briie-ClCCt Of the month, as
the honored guest
variety Of June garden flowers
were used for decoration and Miss
Ruth Niles Of Okomah, and various
other mcmbers of the assembled com
Iauy contributed To tlva charming pro-
gram of piano and song numbers a
salad and ice course were served to
bring the affair to pleasant conclu-
sion with Mrs McNeal assisting her
daughters i'm these duties. There were
present as guests Mcsdames T. W.
Walton. l.. f. Leach ir., and Edward
Walton all # Guthrie; Miss Ruth
Niles. Of Okemah; the Misses Mar
Earct ana Louise Matthews, Of VII
mington. Del McSdames Frank II
Greer. T. f. Kirkbrde, Percy Col
lins, B. NJ curtis; the Misses Hanson,
Ethel Maude Smith, Holla Lane, Alice
Kirkbrdc and Alexander.
Mrs. Frank Lang. 1914 South
Quaker street, was rendered a pleasant
surprise planned by her friends, Mrs.
I.ys Reed and Miss Eliza beth Payne,
and participated in by about forty
guests Thursday evening. The affair
was to honor Mrs. Lang's 21st birth
day anniversary and was an occasion
Of varied diversion followed by the
serving of refreshments In the party
were Mesdames r. smith, James
Lang, A. b. Grossman, Paul Hodges
East, Lys Reed, II. Haege, the Misses
Shepard, Meta Wilson, Ruby Care,
Grace Hodges, Rose Williams, Eliza
beth Payne, Isabella Hoff, Sarah
Bullard Florence Best, Nerna New
some, Margaret Grossman, Nellie
Johnson, Thelma Lewis, Genaline
Moore. Nellie Wells, the little Misses
Agatha Reed and Ruth Lang and
Mcssrs Roy oliver, Worlis Claude
Oliver Randolph Johnson, Frank
Reed, Wilmer Oliver. Arthur Fiske,
William Wilson. Wallace Hoff, Dee
Williams. Varne Darling, Howard
Bickford Harold Grossman, Granville
Smith. sr., James, George and Frank
Lang and Rev. A. b. Grossman.
over one hundred guests assembled
Mt the parsonage Of Orcutt Memorial
church Tuesday evening In response
TO invitation extended by Rev and Mrs.
A. B. Grossman fCa celebration Of
their twentieth wedding anniversary.
The porch and lawn of the parson
arc were brightly lighted with Jap
lanterns and decorated with garden
flowers and the gathering was made
am outdoor affair, the object or
which was to get acquainted and the
gpecial entertainment OF which was
"A program and various games for
the younger element. Many use
ful and beautiful gifts were be
slowed and in addition purse Of sill
yer was presented by Mr.. E. l..
Fsslev. in behalf OF the congregation.
Ice cream and waters were served
after which the guests dispersed wish
ing for the bride and groom OF 20
years a continuation Of life's choicest
blessings.
Miss Jessie Magee's visit home
from New York for a period of
fortnight. which ended the past
week, was made particularly happy
IN The informal evening party with
which her mother, Mrs. J. c. Magee'
md her brothers wife, Mrs. Carl c.
Nagee. entertained Monday.
The affair was given in the nome
Of Miss Magee's parents, reverend ana
Mr.. Magee which was flowery and
fragrant in bouquets Of pink rambler
roses and other garden blossoms.
Telling fortunes by means of a clever
plan which was original with Miss
Magee, and sewing were the pleasant
pastimes OF the evening, which was