The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-16
Pleasures Past

Marked by hehulN nt decoration .
aud the charming hospitality that Isl
characteristic Of these two hostc-ses /
was the lovely luncheon given hS Mrs. +.
Robert H. Walker aud Mrs w s.
Bulkley at the home Of the hitter
Friday afternoon In honor " Miss
Love CraycrOft At the first glimpse
NJ the attractive rooms chorus NJ nd.
mlratiun arose, for suspended above
the handsomely appointed luncheon
tables were pretty parhsolS ot PINK
covered with pink roses, whll" below
dainty kcwpIc bridal pnrll"s were the
center of attraction
At the brides table was n larger
parusol, covered with pink roses. while
| the brides place was marked. 10y
cluster of Killarney roses tied iu her
chair with butterfly bow Of Wlllte
tulle. the place Of the mother, Mrs.
Hunter A. Craycroft being marked
, with II cluster of roses of similar de-.
sign. The guest fuyors were pretty
wedding bells filled with honhons. aud
the gtft to Miss Cruycrott wn~ II
bronze Incense burner ot quaint de-.
sigu
Entrance to the dining foom was
made 10 the strains Of the wedding
mnrrh. and other music enjoyed inter
was given by Miss Litn Mr'lrllhhd,
of Clarendon. Tex. who gave several
vocal and piano selections. fal"Ia ol
mahogany books aud n piece ~ ntgll
gee we're given Mrs. Leslie NJ. West
fall aud Mrs Arthur Will Olhrr
guest, from out ~ the city were Miss
Murlr Murphy Of Dullns; Mrs. A. T..
| Richards " Serman: Mrs. Harry
GRAY " Medford, ore, and Mrs Harry
| Wilkins of TeSnrkHna. Ten.
Another Of the beautiful courle-ics
which have filled the last sirIh"od
dnys " Miss Love Craycrof with
pleasure wns the afternoon at bridge
4 given Thursday by Mrs \. + Bond,
/ whose pretty home was adorned with
/ grrnt clusters NJ PINK carnations hnu
! frrns Following the game Of bridge
which occupied the afternoon. was the
/ luncheon the decorations of which
were "A marvel VI beauty In q most IN
usual design.
The center NJ the large table was
/ filled with II handsome mahogany jew
ipl chest. n large how ~ white
m.lr being placed on the lid. whlrh
half opened disclosed great cluster,
~ lilies NJ the valley Oyerflowlng onto
the cloth. Crystal candles with white
shades tied with white tullr were at
either pud aud the sherhet was served
In little crystal baskets tied with
tullr aud Il spray ~ lilies of the val
ley.
The Jewel chest WIS the hostess gift
to Miss Craycroft, and other fnyOrs
were presented to Miss Myra Wilson
for high score aud Mrs r Craig
Burns for consolation. A collation.
was served to Mines j. X. Smiley Of
III Reno, j. II. Hardin ~ Brownsville,
Tex. Hunter A. CrHycroft A. e.
Richards NJ sherman. e. Edgar Huu
mold Edgar Frecney John Yields
Lawrence Mills. Stanley Bruce, J.. :.
Blake Sidney l.. Brock, Charles Me
Gnughey, H. T. sparrow. Leon Huck
us. George GrOgan Isabel Hamilton,
Phillip Pierce. 4 T.. MHrtn, Jr, aud
Mise, Dorothy Cruycroff Marie Mul
'phy NJ Dallas. Gpncllr Hattie, MvrH
Wilson. Irene Hamilton and lcta
Ilidy.
Mines 4. s. Rowland and W. A. Sui.
liNau entertained Informally Friday
afternoon NJ the home uf the latter Ia
honor ~ Mrs NJ + Cowdcn who leave
Tuesday for her new home In Spring
field Mo The two clever contests
which were features " the nfteJspOn
were won by Mrs Jessie \undrtbIrg
who received chiffon hRudkrNhts
lnnd Mrs + W Thomas who was ,Rltet
Ia hand embroidered guest towel bNtrt
j. Stevens received Il silk pihsslsbhn
for consolation. The honor gi'rsT wns
presented with silk lingerie Dainty
refreshments were served aud the
guests were Mines e. ] Perry r. l..
Craig, c. l.. BOnnett, j Miller Fred
j. iasby. f. W. Thomas. Jordan,
George McCunc, Jcssic NHndeuhurg,
VI. X. Cornelius. ]. Stevens. NJ H. III
lis, J. II SpHngler, T. A. Griffith and
NlNSfN ouihh NlfNuNll anu lfhu
Craig
Mrs A. q. Moore ~ 325 East sixth
street was given pleasant surprise
Thursday afternoon when party "
friends presented her with hand.
some wicker wardrobe for her infant
daughter Martin. Following the
pleasant afternoon refreshments were
served to Mines W q. Campbell,
George Orr, W A. Van Buren,, r. g.
Moore, L. Bragton, &. q. Devlu d. NJ
Smith and \. u. Wilcox.
Mrs. A. II. Chandler VI West Eighth
street gave n pretty children's party
Thursday afternoon In honor Of the
sixth birthday anniversary ~ her IT.
tie daughter, Evelyn, Halloween deco
ration gave an mir " mystery 10 the
house, aud Jack a Lanterns filled
with candy were given as favOrs (,
the guests The decorations " IN,
table for luncheon were carried out IN
the same design, with n birthday rak,
In the center The guests were Anett,
Walker. Jimmie Walker, Albert Tan
ner Maxine Eason, George pertle
Dorothy Rankin. Lawrence Bradford
Clarabelle Oldfleld. Otis Bealmear
Vera Doerr Dorothy DOerr, Carl Fol
Il HON and Jack HOrner