Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11

Warren Sanders, A. Flint Moss, W. r,
| Richie. y. T.. Wadsworth. Usher Car
son. and the Misses Sarah Hunt,
Hester Mae Wilson, Bethel Cone and
Gay OHphant.
The first Of the Country club bridge
Tournament series for the entertain
mont Of the women Of the cluD was
| held Tuesday afternoon At the cluD
house.
!, Luncheon was served at ! o'clock
from one long table beautifully deco
rated in lilies and jonQuils. Covers
were laid for forty, the number Of
guests being increased TO fifty two for
| the games which followed. Much in
terest was shown and the series prom
ises to be contested with enthusiasm
throughout. The winners of Tuesday S
! games, who viii qualify for Glass at
/ the second of the series Tuesday,
were Mesdames Earl W. Sinclair,
! Frank Haskell, f. l.. Moore, e. X.
! Kemp, w. \. sill. j. NJ. Ward, j. b.
Robinson, II. c. Ashby, A. L. Smith,
! +. A. Baker, Ct. A. Wells, T.. f. Han
non, j.. T.. Pew, III. y. cole, c. f.
/ Roeser, r. |. Louis, Otis .McClintock,
Jay Painter r. NJ. Moody James p.
| Flanagan, W f. Wright, f. r. Perry,
Lawrence, O'Connor and W. Nj. Black,
| the Misses Dorothy Madison and
Mesdames II. T.. Sinclair, r, H. Greer,
Wright, Il. l.. orr, Theodore Tack, G.
f.. Cfawley, J. S. Cosden, Robert
| Ogiesby. f.. ). Nengv, IL 4. William
son. Charles steele. w y. Mccoy. r..
| +. Ably, Ably Bennett. -. y. Dent, j. d..
! Hail. W. a. Newell, W. II. Boesers A.
| r. Wallace, Robert Fuller. r. H. Locke
wood and D. Il. Cappeau, Mrs. Robson
OF Sewickl,y, Pa. and Hhe Misses
Gladys Brown and GrstHBde Connolly,
STiss Mildred White ol Paris, Tenn.
! and 8liss jeanette Moore Of SrdmOTe,
who are guests iB the home Of Mr..
: and Mrs. william II. Walker, MIS-.
| O. f. Sinks. and Mrs William Marshal,
Cappe, q, recent arrival. from Pitts
burRh. va, shared IN the honors of
the pretty card Yarts which Wrs.
( Walker gave FridaS afternoon.
4 Cluster bouquets of yellow snap.
| dragon and white carnations for deco
rations carried ouf Hhe Easter coiors
quite effectively. Five tables Of auc-
! ton bridge were played. and The high
score was made by Miss White. y
! salad. and ice c0ufse were served ilt
/ che card fables. Guests invited 20
meet the visiting girls were Mesdamps
| W. T.. BrOaCh. Carl u. Henry, >. r..
Cockrsli. Earl Sneed. Henry Rethman.
George ~ Canterbury. j. W. BalleW.
Grant Il. Mccullough. :. De XeIl
! Hawiey, W. l.. Lewis. John Il. Wood
ard. Conn Linn. q. ". stevenson, and
| the Misses Myr,i. Sanderson. FaN0
Ballew. Hess Hudson and Edith
| Broach
Mrs Frank l.. Cremins. Mrs
Thomas Chestnut and Mrs. T. a..
! Griffin were "A trio Of hoStssses Thurs.
day afternoon at the knights "f
Columbus hall. where they enter
tanned the members of IN" Altar
| society AND other women Of Holy
Family Catholic church :" the NUM-
Der Of about one hundred with de-
lightful afternoon.
The affair was Il card party. with
tables for bridge. euchre and high
five. and other pleasant diversion for
the guests who do not play cards. Mrs
IT. *. Smith made high score AZ
bridge. Miss Mildred MacDoneli az
cuchrc and Mrs. q. J. Gallagher AZ
hearts. After the games. the card
tables wer" cleared and Il two-cOursc
lunch served. with Mrs. i. V. Horri-
ran and Mrs. Ray short assisting the
hOStsSSCS.
Matrons surrounded two extra
tables, as gusstS 80 the meeting of TN"
Thursday auction club with Mrs. q.
W. Titus aS hostess The past week.
Among the members, Mrs. j. l..
Ramsey scored highest. receiving ~ a
prize. Wallace Mating picture. Mrs.
Edwin :. Young Of the guests. was
presented with fancy silk work bag
one course was served. The group Ot
special guests included Mes9ames
Charles Y. Robertson, Roy Gctmau,
Harry j. Culher'S"n. Earl q. Funk.