Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-14
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guests. who numbered about thirty
five. Dainty refreshments were served
Wednesday again found Mrs. Brand
and Mrs. Tucker as hostesses, having
upon this occasion a party OF
twenty five nelghbors and frlends
! The contest prize was the good tor-
tune of Mrs Jack Miller OF North
! cheyenne avenue. Music by Mrs
James II. Gardner was q pleasing
feature of the afternoon. Guests at
the party series were Mesdames L. ID.
| Marr, w. r. Brady, E. X. Dewey, {.
! r. Wilson, K. S. Harvey II. Otis, Nc
! Clintock, N. j. Gubser, Charles Lee
| Fred f. Fulghum, i. l.. Carson, sam
Walker, Il. l.. Cohenour, c. l.. Win
terringer. j. +. Curtin Henry Condon,
II. j. Brickner, II W. kiskaddon
Mary Condor, J. NJ. Crutchfleld, j. B'
Wilson. Robert Williamson, T. D.
Finley, l.. c. Pruitt, w. II. Peck, w.
A. King, Maurice De Wilma, Oscar
King, Kennard Helm, Louis Appel
man, James Mcconnell, G. II. Gilmore,
w. +. Stahl, H. Rudisill, n. o. Cart
ter. c. e. Mccormick, NJ, j. Flanagan
l.. Cogswell. w. r. Campbell, Anna
Miller, w. p. Moore, l.. Kurtzmann,
Bert Mclaughlin. Hancock, NJ. G.
Hale, e. f.. Moore, Don f. Baker
j. u. Wakely. w. A. Reynolds VII
liam Lynch. r. f. Curran, j. II. card
ner. j. II. Wilkes, 7. L. Wallace'
Gregory. Jack Miller, Meep, A. a.
Kemp, IL. f. Bethel, E. II. stagg,
John S. Davenport w II. coke, Harry
Graves, f. NJ Wooden, j. b. Hawkins,
A. w. Flesh, y, c. Brewer, K. F Nor
ris and d. c. Miller.
The handsome new home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Rogers Kemp was
opened to friends for the first time on
Wednesday afternoon, for the IN
formal entertainment of n company
of matrons in honor of Mr.. kemp's
mother. Mrs. f. w. Kemp, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa. The guests were all old
time friends of Mrs. Kemp, who has
visited Tulsa frequently and all were
happy to have this opportunity Of re-
newing their friendship with the visit
ing matron.
Fragrant sweet peas were employed
In simple decoration OF the hNlng
room, where the purple variety OF
blossoms were seen and in the din
ing room and breakfast rooms the
same flower I'm tones Of pink was
used. The matrOns spent the hours
sewing, knitting and crocheting,
with a program OF VictrOla music for
time the guests were hidden to the
dining room. where Mrs. +. II. Shall
lenberger and Mrs. Arch L. Smith pre-
sided, serving une coffee and salad.
The plates were passed by Mrs. Earl
W. Sinclair and Mrs W. Albert Cook.
Matrons asked 10 renew their ac-
ouaintance with Mrs. Kemp were Mes
danes John G. Gillespie, g. W. Kerr
S. w. Coe, J. Chalmers Gillespie, ).
NJ. Hall Louise Clinton, w. Albert
Cook. A. y. Sloan, j. j. B. Fink, r. 7.
Bowen, W. X. Shepard, Wade, Frank
f.. Shallenberger. James T. Flanagan,
T.. X. Perry. Arch J.. Smith, Seth X.
Gordon, Earl ". Sinclair, Miss Alice
Springfield. Mrs. VI. +. Parham and
Mrs. S. i. Lowe Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, Mrs. J. Shepard Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and Mrs. j. +. Algeo Of Bartles-
vile.
The beautiful ulnew home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry ~ Cries. "Greis lodge on
the hill" was opened in a delightful
benefit tea for the Woman's Auxiliary
Of Trinity church, Thursday after
noon. As yet. the home which was
completed within the last year, has
been the sceue Of only small affairs,
and Thursdays occasion was the first
upon which a large number OF friends
have had opportunity to gather within
it's walls. Red, pink and white were
the colors OF decoration, suggestlng
the Valentine season, carnations being
used throughout the receiving rooms
and red Richmond roses in the dining
room.
Women OF Trinity church assisted
Mrs Greis I'm receiving and entertain
ing. Mrs Arthur G.. Hooper and Mrs.
II. NJ. Gross. Mrs J. Howard Johnson
and Mrs. j. T. Gilmore, Mrs Archi-
bald Campbell and Mrs. Fred r.
Letcher presided at the dining room
during the various receiving hours,
pouring the cups OF coffee ana tea
which were served with delicious
rClishes, mints and nuts.
The plates were passed by the Misses
Elise Berry Mary Sill, Juliet Hunt,
Isabel Campbell. Mildred Killing. Amy |,
Alling and Beryl Butler Of the Junior
Auxiliary. Other assista nts were Mes
danes W. n. Sill. Douglas Franchot. |
John Steele. John Carson. III. Rudsill. !
Harold Raker i r Smythe G. V