Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14
Shortest Month OF the Calendar the Gayes S0cietys Ed

before the Lenten period, they to be
hostesses to the members next Tues
day evening.
Miss Katherine Segfried paid
pretty compliment to a visiting girl on
Wednesday evening, when she enter
tained with three tables Of hearts for
Miss Mary McKerran Of Lima, Ohio.
The party decorations did honor to
the Valentine season in both design
and color, red hearts and carnations
being used throughout the rooms.
Miss Mary Donahoe, as winner Of the
high score at the game, received a
card basket for a prize. Consolation
favor to Miss Anna Kane was
kewpie doll. Tho ices and cakes served
al the games close were in heart
shapes, and carnations were given as
fayors. THE card tables were sur
rounded by Mrs r. II. Siegfried, and
the Misses McKerran, Josephine lr.
win, Leone Egan. Anna Kane, Eva
Hoagland. Nell Kane, Lucia Funkies
Mary Donahoc and Marie Wheeler
Mrs. S w. McMurray, Mrs ]. r.
BLACK and Mrs. E. j. Slater were
among the hostesses Of the closing
days of the busy days Of the pre-
Lenten season, they entertaining with
a large afternoon card party Thurss
day afternoon at the Knights Of Coe
lumbus hall. Guests of the occasion
were women of Holy Family Catholic
church and their friends, sufficient
for 20 tables.
The permanent decorations of the
home. which are-of palms and plants
furnished n bright and pretty setting
for the affair. Miss Irene Delaney
made high score at bridge. while
Mrs. Thomas White carried off the
Aonors ~ euchre. Light refreshments
were served. Mrs. Ray Short, Mrs.
John Flanagan and Mrs. Joe Horri.
gan were among the assistants to the
hostesses IN entertaining and serv-
ings
The presence Of Mr.. McKerran's sisa
ter, Miss Mary McKerran of Lima
Ohio, in their home as a guest was
the inspiration for a pretty card party
which Mrs G. j. Mckerran gave Tues
day afternoon at their residence on
Roosevelt avenue.
Again were the Valentine colors
favored in decoration, baskets of
about the rooms and on the dining
table. At high five. which was pro-
claimed the pastime of the afternoon.
Miss Lillian Flanagan won hig'h-score
prize of Persian ivory clock. The
consolation, twin kewpie dolls, went
TO Mrs. James J. Bssett. Two courses
were served, Mrs McKerran being as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. G. H.
DIETRICH. Guests who played in the
VISITORS honor were Mesdames James
1t. Finn. J. c. Catlett, Leo p. Quinn,
James j. Bssett. and the Misses Car.
men Coyle. Josephine Higgins, Lottie
Evans Lillian Flanagan Eva Hoage
land, Letta Reid and Marian Harmono
A lovely luncheon courtesy Of the
early week, which honored a quartet
of visitors and had their hostesses as
guests, was that of Monday.
with Mrs. r. j. Lambert as hostess.
Mrs. r, j. Booth OF Independence,
Kansas. and Mrs. Helen Foote Of
Wichita. who were visitors of Mrs.
Robert w. Kellough, Mrs. Robert @.
Mullen of Colorado Springs, Colo.o
with Mrs. Frank M. Rodolf and Miss
Mary Campbell of Kansas City. Mrs.
+. w. Buels guest. occupied the
places of honor.
1t was an affair Of yellow and
white appointments, jonquils being
favored IN decoration and the candle-
shades. place cards. candies etc, fol-
lowed out this color scheme rs nearly
as possible. After luncheon, the guests
found their places at the bridge tables
where Mrs. Buel succeeded in scoring
highest. Her favor was of dainty lin
Gerie. This was one OF the prettiest
among the weeks smaller affairs.
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The Knights of Columbus were
hosts Of n pleasant pre-Lenten party
Tuesday evening at their hall, enters
tanning a large number OF friends at
cards.
1t was a Might've affair, and hand-
some prizes were awarded to the
winners of the two high scores, Mrs.
r. j. Walsh receiving cut-glass
bowl, and Mr.. Charles Friend a bill.
fold. The games were followed by
m impromptu program of songs by
Mr.. c. j. McKerran and Mr.. j. Du-
bois. after which the guests danced
until late hour to the playing of
Miss Lucia Funkie.