Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-21
Society
INFORMALITIES.

INFORMALITIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Campbell opened
their attractive new home on West
Archer for the first time in entertain
ment of company OF friends on
wednesday evening, the occasion be-
Utopia club, Of which Mrs. Campbell
Is member.
The anniversary OF our country's
father inspired the decorations of the
national emblem, and a profusion OF
red and white carnations and enter
tainment OF the guests consisted OF a
program of music and monologs in
which the Misses Collie Smith, Har-
rlett and Ona De Shane and Vera Will
hour had part Contests favorss
were awarded to Mr.. j. w. Smith and
Mr.. r. r. Sellers. A lunch OF three
courses was served at small tables.
Among the charming informaltles
OF the rather quiet week just ended
was the series OF four thimble parties
which Mrs. w. X. Shepard, 92l South
Elwood avenue. gave on the after
moons Of Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday
The companies were to honor Mrs
shepard's mother, Mrs. M. l.. Wade,
of Dallas, Tex, and Mr.. Shepards
mother, Mrs. A. l.. Shepard, Of Mari
eta, Ohio who are spending the win
ter in Tulsa as has been their custom
for a number OF years.
Valentine day gave pretty sugges-
tion for appointment and decoration
OF the party series, each of which was
in setting OF red carnations and
sweet peas. The initial party found a
group of matrons who were for the
most part the elder Mrs, Shepards
friends as guests Tuesday was
neighborhood affair, and Wednesday
and Thursday the hostess special
friends were guests. The hours were
spent In sewing and crochet, together
with varied contests, and the refresh
ment course carried out the Valentine
idea. Guests of the series included
Mesdames j. II. Dallous NJ. J. Mac
Clary, A. l.. Doan. E. w. Kemp, Sam
uel Conway Jenkins, f, p. Sutherland,
w. H. Hatten, Stokes, Trees, Dawson,
Peoples, NJ. Hughes, j. Allen Yeager,
II. F. Rethman, Claude Tuttle, Amzie
Baker j. j. b. Fink, O'Rourke, w. T.
Brown. Fred Yeager, Woodall, Wilder,
Staufer, Huff, Alexander Bohnefeld,
Steftins, James Bowen, Guy Cranmer,
4 $. Truelove, Baker, Sitron, E. +.
Black, w. I. Bennett, w. j. Collier,
Griffith. Strong, McEweG, Horrigan,
Doverspike, Il. A. Ross w. II. Hend-
rem, Percy Collins, C. w. Kerr, c. NJ.
Murray, l.. f. Broach, Vera Porter,
Kaufman, o. A. Steiner e. p. Har-
well, f.. II. Stagg, Myers, Merrill,
Shaver, r. l.. Martin, Miller, DeVerne
Nensel, j. NJ. Hall, John Davenport,
w. A. Sharp, c. " n. Yates, c. j.
IIindman, James b. Diggs, A. x. Daw-
son, Dennis II. Wilson, e. ]. Lambert,
NJ. j. Delaney, j. Warren Sanders, II.
W. Randolph. Clyde H. Pape, j. r.
Ramsey, II. J. Culbertson, Paul Ma
dansky, A. NJ. Meeks, c. w. Titus, c.
f. Dent, r. b. Miller, F. j. Bradford,
q, f.. Sinks, w. l.. Lewis, John r,
Woodard. j. IL. Brooks, A. w. Roth,
j. r.. ShallenbeTger, Frank Barnes, l.
f. Grove; the Misses Grace Wilder,
Louise Conway, Carrie Hall, Perses
Bowen. Foltz, Lola Hall, and Smith.
and Mesdames Lee McClung, John
Murphy, and Horace Wilson Of Sa-
pupa.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander MacDonell,
assisted by their daughter, Mrs. Marie
Lawson, delightfully."- entertained
company of about forty guests with an
evening Of music Monday at their res
idence, 1740 South Boulder avenue.
Miss Nell Binkley OF st. Marys, Ohio,
guest of Mr.. and ms. II. f. Bethman,
was named as honOree. Gold and
white were the colors Of decoration,
bouquets of Jonquils being placed in
the living and music rooms and snap
dragon in the dining room. A guess
ing contest, "A penny for your
thoughts" initiated the evenings di-
version The prizes OF a gold jewel
box and gold pencil were awarded to
Mrs. Charles Macdonald and Mr.. =. j.
Edwards and the gold dipped pennies,
in consolation were received by Mrs.
il. G. Pouder and Mr.. II. II, Wrights-
man.
A pleasing program Of music and
monologs by Mrs p. ]. Edwards, Miss
Mildred MacDonell, Messrs. j. Allen
Yeager, A. A. Bass and Francis Mac
Donell followed. Punch was served
during the evening and at its close re-
freshments In two courses were set on