Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
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iHo party festivities commenced
with an egg hunt, and were a round
OF Joyous games and play until 4
O'Clock when refreshments were
served, Mrs. Matthews being assisted
IN these duties as well as in directing
the games and play by Mrs. John
Blue and Miss Jean liNon. The table
cehtefplece was nest filled with
Easter rabbits, chicks and eggs Gay
| coIored paper caps and rabbits were
| the favOrs, Riddles OF the party We're
Margaret Fitzhugh, Betty Blue, Helen
| HlghtoWer, llilda Downing, Virginia
Blue, Edna LAWSON, Cecil Mangan,
| Louise Bakon, Irene Mangan Virginia
| MlberEen, Lorene Wehnert, Margaret
! kimball, Louise Norton Katherine
Hancock, Helen Sager, Pauline Han
cock and Jean HNon
The members of juvenile society
were guests Of lovely dinner party
which Mrs. Earl w. Sinclair gave for
! the friends of her young daughter
| Kathleen last Monday evening.
When the group of lads and lassies,
about twenty i'm number, had arrived
| late IN the afternoon, all participated
IN an egg hunt on the grounds about
the Sinclair home. The awards in
this parY OF rhe program We're made
10 Loretta Delaney and Ruth clinton.
\ thre"-cOurse dinner was served at
5:3O from one long table beautifully
! decorated in d cenSerpiece oG lilies and
ionqutls, eggs and chicks, After dinner
there was a peanut contest i'm which
Virginia leonard and Elizabeth AIenry
SooS She prizes
Mrs. T., ". Cline gave Sep SouNg
daughter Caroline a large ana very
pretty pagHy yesterday afternoon. She
occasion being planned in honor Of
She eighth birthday anniversary 0G Ghe
Iittle miss.
~ WAS a. Seiiow ana white parry
with decorations of jonquils and snap
dragon, and the birthday cake and
other refreshments were carried out
in the prevailing scheme of color,
About twenty-five Of Car0line's little
friends aNd Niaymates were guests
All Tulsa knows oR Kendall college
but many nave never heard OF Kendall
guild and the splendid, untiring assist
ance Hhe women of this organization
have given. both financially and other
wise in carrying on the work of the
school and in making She home-life
OF the school as afforded by the
dormitOries,. more pleasant.
The guild membership is composed
Of women az Kendall and numbers
members OF an denominations.
dts organization Was perfected four
years ago with Mrs +. w. Hawley as
president and in this capacity. Mrs.
Ilawley proved herself an unusually
capable and inspiring leader. Through
her knowledge OF the many needs OF
student life, the guild interested itself
ia the little things which had hereto
fore been overlooked and which are
so necessary 10 surround the student
with home-like atmosphere.
Last year a portion Of the guild
funds were used in equipping and
beautifyng the science rooms. The
barren basement rooms were con-
vcrted into splendid well-lighted
science department, including iabora-
tory and lecture rooms. The organi-
2ation has also furnished the parlors
and sun-rOom Of the girls dormitory,
made curtains for the dining room,
and made a gift Of cups and saucers
and two-year' y supply of table linen
The linens were hemmed in the guild
meetings. The boys dormitory re.
ccivGd a gift OF two fine new chairs.
tn" women are AZ present engaged in |
sewing carpet rags To he woven into |
rugs fOr the dormitOries.
Odd and various have been the |
means employed TO raise funds for the |
carrying on of the work laid out. Serv-
ing oysters. selling popcorn balls,
doubling penny. ana giving bazars
ana plays have been among the
schemes evolved for raising funds. In
some of these things the people of
Tulsa have been called upon for aid,
but generally the effort has been on
the part of the unseltiSh women of
this organization.
Twin card parties of Friday. which !
We're among the prettiest events of |
the week, had the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Earl q. Funk as "A setting and |
Miss Pearl McWilliams of Pitkin, !
Colo. as their honor guest. The aft |
ernoon party, with Mrs. Funk as
hostess. was one of five tables. while |
the evening affair found Mr.. Funk |
with Mrs. Funk as host in |
lhe entertainment ot friends for three |
tables of auction.
The spring flowers and colors were |
used in decoration, with yellow pre-
dominating I'm the scheme Of yellow, |
pink and white, a profusion of green
cry making the background for cut |
vases Of tulips hyacinths and jonquils. |
High score at the game was made by
Mrs. IL. II. George, who received as a
prize a fancy green basket filled with
jonquils For the serving of the re-
treshment course, a salad and one of
Ices, each Of the tables was centered
with a small crystal basket of pink
and yellow sweet peas. The individual
favors were tiny green baskets filled
with nuts. Mrs. Funk was assisted by
her sister Miss Myrl McPike. Miss +
and Mr.. l.. +. Roberts
were winners Of the prizes Of an ivory
toilet table accessory and box OF
handkerchiefs, at the evening party.
An ice course was served. Guests OF
The twin affairs were Mesdames A. NJ.
Meeks, c. w. Titus, Clyde II. Pape,
Edwin ;. Young, j. r. Ramsey, l.. f.
Louise Joseph, A. r. Watts
John ID. Hail, G. j. Friedman, G. A.
Wall G.. T. Robertson. f.. B. George,
II. B. Gutelius, Floyd j. Bradford
Harry j Culbertson, r. l.. Munroe. b.
J. Burke. Mrs Titus Of Warren, Pa,
and Mrs W. II. Henry Oklahoma
rity. for the afternoon and Messrs. and
Mesdames \. NJ. Meeks. c. w. Titus, G.
H. Pape. l.. +. Roberts, G. j. Fried
nan, G. f.. Robertson and DR.. and Mrs.
). a. Wall.
Mrs. a. r. Thomas delightfully."- en-
ertained her sewing club. together
With half a dozen extra guests. Friday
afternoon at her home on South De-
roit avenue.
Many beautiful potted plants which
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