Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-04
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Mrs. Harry A EARNS entertained a
group Of forty children with a iolly
afternoon NJ dancing and old fash
toned games Wednesday for nor
young daughter Glenn
The interior ~ the Earrs home on
Boston avenue and the porch and
ment OF the partv of merrymal,ers.
who danced ana plaved games of va
rous kinds every moment of the time
from 3 until 6 O'Clock Janice kim
ball and Meade Propst received the
favors offered in A contest. Mrs
Earns was assisted in serving the
plates Of ices and cakes by her sister
Mrs. Karl B. Conway. Mrs j. W
orr and Miss Mamie Earns. Girls
and bows of the marty were Nav Agnes
sheridan. Ruth Standeyau. Dorothy
Zeigler Margaret Broach. Grace Con
molly Elizabeth Rroach. Margaret
Acosta. Melba Anders. Naomi Acosta,
Elizabeth Barnes. Mary Wagner.
Dorothy Reed. Elizabeth Henry. Dor
othv Weber. Elizabeth Kramer. Louise
King Matte Lee Strauss Natalie
Broach. Clara Kramer. Mildred Har-
rington. Janice KimbaIl. Ena Martin,
Madeline Shaw. Lnnic Martin. Isabel
Whitcfield Mary Walker. John Thur
ber. James Creckmore. Alexander
Wagner CLYDE Strauss. Walter
Rroach. Hamon HARRINGTON. Howard
Wiley. Lee Parish. Eldred Bates ed
gar Martin. Bob Whitefield barrel
McCullough Reginald Barnes. Fred
Broach. Gene Swallow. Roland Thur
her Robert Rates and Meade Propst.
Even the juvenile parties Of the
mast wceI, were given suggestion OF
Indenandence day i'm decoration and
appointmont. one of the merry frolics
among the little folks the past week
beinr the birthday celebration which
Mrs Harry /, stewart gave to honor
tbe fourth anniversary OF her small
daughter Margaret.
The Dorch and lawn of the Stewart
residence were the scene OF the gath
er,ng of tiny tots who romped and
played kndergarten games from un-
iii 3 when ices. cakes and candies
we're served with Mrs. George -. Key,
Mrs. Frank Tucker and Miss Hester
Mae Wilson assisting the mother Of
the small honoree Red, white and
blue, the colors favored Of the week,
were used in decoration and were
seen in the refreshments and souvenirs
which were Fourth of july novelties.
Kiddies of this party were Alice
Doyle, Virginia Louise Hudson,
Yates, Elba MAYO, Helen Rooney.
Virginia Mayo, Margaret Capps. Mary
Catherine Rodolf. Margaret Friedman,
Frederick Frey jr., James Diggs,
Latham Yates, Joe Morgan. Richard
Yates, George Key. ir., Bernard CaIk
and Lawrence stewart
The young Misses Meta and Nena
Carter, twin daughters Of Mr. and
Mrs. Y. j. Carter of 7O5 South BOul-
der avenue, entertained about thirty
Of their young friends with a Fourth
Of July party Friday evening, the af-
fair being i'm compliment to their
guest, Miss Ramona Geek of Seneca,
Mo.
As a suggestion OF the approach of
| the glorious Fourth the rooms were
| decorated in red, white and blue
| flags and flowers being employed
and the evening was Jolly one OF
music and games, concluded with the
serving of refreshments to the follow
| ing guests: Frances Wilson, cleo
| Clutc, Evelyn Gardner, Ruby Gregory
| Edith Dlling, Laura Holmes, Ruth
| Marshall, Josephine Layman, Jessie
| Bun, Mary Swaglcr. Ruby Ross Will
/ lie Rankin Lloyd stone. Charles
Hughes Nencvorette White, Dewey
/ Mills I'gT1 TDtDIla Ipugga11 MtrriG