Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-04
of Easter to Bring An Outburst of Entertaining In Society,"

red and white carnations, as a setting
for the affair. Thirty guests wearing
fancy and ridiculous costumes and a
most unique array Of millinery re.
sponded to Mrs. Trueloves invitation
for the afternoon. The program Of
events started with a minstrel per-
! tOrmance I'm which Mesdames James
! Marshall, Marshall G. Cross, Arthur
! McCracken and II, II. Powles particle
pated. Next in order was the musical
contest in which Mrs. Edward u.
| Barrett was awarded the prize, and an
| Easter contest with Mrs. Charles
Cranmer taking first place. Awards for
! best costumes were made to Mrs,
Jesse Brammer and Mrs. T. +. Reagan,
Mrs Robert Mckinney and Mrs. b.
| f.. Baker We're assistants to the hos
tess in entertaining and serving.
| Guests in addtio nto the members Of
| the two clubs were MesdaWes =, II.
| Alexander Joseph Drouot, Jesse E,
| Brammer, j. E. Dalious, b. II, Baker
| II. III, Steffins G. II. Cranmer, w. K
| Shepard, G., S. Ferner and Miss Jean
ette Smith Of Butler Pa,
Mrs. p. j. Murray entertained the
| Ladies' Shrine patrol with an Easter
party Fridway afternoon, honoring
| Miss Esta Hopping, a member of the
! patrol who is now a student of Kan
sas university at Lawrence. Miss Hon
| ping is home to spend the Easter va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
tJ. S. Hopping, OF North Denver ave-
nue..
Included in the pleasant diversion
provided We're two contests in which
Mrs. J. b. Bartlett received the prizes
Mrs. Bartlett presented one Of the
favors to the young honoree. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. b. II.
Sands and Mrs. Oakley Thomas to
serve a delicious two-course lunch
from small tables prettily decorated
with bouquets of yellow jonquils
Guests of the pleasant affair were
Mcsdames j. b. Bartlett, T. d. Evans,
Harry Hudson, Earl Tiffany, II. Sto-
yer, j. w. Simpson, d. ID. Mickelson
A. J.. Wait, II. S. Deems, w. j. Flesh
er, G. b. CreekmoTe, 3. III. Sands, W.
G. Elliott, H. Il Supnik, NJ. Buckley,
j. s. Hopping, oakley Thomas and
Miss Hopping.
A social meeting of the Matrons'
Philathea class of First Baptist
church on Thursday had Mrs. Cass A.
hdSO anu NIS. buy L. IdIIlS dS en-
tertaining hostesses in the Mayo
home.
The interior Of the living room OF
the home was frightened with dec
orations of spring flowers, and about
fifty guests were gathered therein for
the delightful social afternoon. Songs
by Mrs. w. r. Guiberson, Mrs. T. l..
Golay and piano numbers by Mrs.
Dennis II. Wilson were happily re-
ceived and enjoyed. Refreshments
were served in the dining room,
where Mrs. Cyrus S. Avery poured
tea, and the plates were passed by
Mesdames L. h. Floyd, Dennis II.
Wilson, Mayo and Paris Mrs. j. s.
Mcintyre and Mrs. Mason Il. Riley
will entertain with the next social
meeting in Mrs McIntyre's home.
Mrs. James X. Putnam was hostess
to her sewing club in one of the de-
lightful informal affairs Of the week,
on Friday.
The rooms In which the guests were
assembled for an afternoon with
needles and thimbles were decorated
in bouquets of pink and white sweet
peas and ferns Delicious refresh
ments of ices, cakes and coffee were
served to conclude the gathering i'm
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Wehnert assisted her mother in these
honors. Mrs. Homer II. McMahan Of
Sapulpa, was an out of town guest.
Mrs. Jay Forsythe had a small com
pany Of matrons in very informally
for an afternoon of sewing, Friday
the compliment of the afternoon be-
ing to Mrs. s. Il. Lowe and Mrs. NJ
Il. Parhan of Chattanooga, Tenn, who
have been Mrs. w. Albert Cooks
guests for the winter.
Tulips, hyacinths and the other
flowers which are first to show their
faces in spring. were used in deco
ration. A light repast was served.
About fifteen matrons were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Impey enter
tained the Tempo orchestra Of which
Mr. lmpey is organizer and leader,
with pleasant evening party Friday.
The decorations were appropriate TO
Eastertide and three tables Of pro-
gressive hearts were played. Refresh
ments were served. The new orchestra
will make it's first public appearance
next Sunday evening at First Baptist
church. The personnel includes the
Misses Helen Genet, Eunice Reynolds,
Grace Campbell, Witt and Bennett and
Messrs. Aubrey Thomas, Glen Camp
bell, Van White, Henry Overton,
Magee and Hannah.