Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-02
Mrs. Thomas Ramey gave an &

Mrs, Thomas Ramey gave an at
tractive party for children Saturday
afternoon, the occasion being to Gel
citrate the third birthday OF her small
son, William Orlando. Flags and other
reminders Of the season of Washing
toms birthday were used in decoration
of the rooms while the table from
| which lunch was served suggested
coming Eastertide. kindergarten
games were introduced in amusement
of the Riddles and each was called to
give something in entertainment Of
the remainder of the party. Ices,
goodies and cakes were served from
an attractive table centered with an
Easter rabbit partially concealed in
a mound of greenery. Each small
guests place vas marked by tinsel
extending from the lights above the
table. Herman Bradshaw won the
prize in n guessing game and all the
Riddles received gay cOlored caps and
horns a favors, Mrs. Ramey was as
sisted by Mrs. George ID. Carney and
Mrs. j.. A. Ramey in entertaining and
serving the children, who were Ruth
Jenkins, Margaret Carney, Ruth Car
ney, Katherine Gillespie, Roslyn Rob-
erts, Ada Craver, Anna French, Mar
W. l' IIll'p Joilh 'lilVSPlNg IlVll ltt
Bradshaw, William Reece, William
Perryman and Nelson Porter jr.
The fortnightly session Of the Tween
tieth Century club was held yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. b. l.. Shobe
ss hostess in the home of Mrs. Charles
w. CLARK. Roll call brought out the
fact that South America has produced
some Of the most brilliant men in the
bubble eye today-men who have fg-
ured In International politics and the
affairs Of the world in general. Pic.
turesque word pictures of the capitals
Of Colombia and Ecuador were
painted by Mrs. A. II. Curd. The gen
eral opinion that the art and culture
Of the South American countries is
not on Il par with that of North Amer
tea and Europe was firmly dissipated
by Mrs, Charles Il. Dent in a paper
on the various phases Of art. Mrs. f.
Il. Shallenberger conducted a very
interesting discussion on parliament
AIRY law a subject which she has given
considerable study and one upon
which she is especially well informed.
Mrs. Archibald Kerr of Petrolia, Can
ada, and Mrs. b.. +. Kettredge of Sa-
pulpa were special guests of the club.
The next meeting is with Mrs. Ralph
V. Smith.
The Misses Eliza and Hanna Nc
Bride and Mr.. p. Mcbride Of st
Mary's. Pa, left this city Sunday after
a delightful visit of several weeks to
the home of their sister, Mrs. Thomas
White, going to Louisiana for a brief
trip. Before returning to the east
they will visit various places Of inter-
est en- route.
Mrs. r. C. Singleton Of Fredonia.
Kansas, arrived here Saturday night
to join her brother, MIR. e. n. Adams,
on u trip to Washington, ID. G. Mrs.
Singleton Will visit In the east some
time before returning.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board Of directors of the Young
Woman's Christian association will be
held this morning at 10 o'clock at as
ISOLATION headquarters.
Mrs. Louise Cohen Will be hostess
at the March meeting OF the United
Daughters Of the C~onfederacy Satur-
day afternoon at her home, 1897
South Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Shaw have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Halliday OF Chicago, who arrived at
the end Of the week for a several
days stay.
Mesdames De Shane, Watson and
Brewer will be joint hostesses to the
Rebekah club Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. DE Shane in Bell
view.
Mrs. Wallace n. Robinson has re-
turned TO Kansas City, after a weeks
visit here with Mr.. Robinson.
Mrs. Charles L. Waite returned at
the end Of the week from a several
days visit in Kansas City.