Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25

Sherwood Iayman, Ross Taylor,
| William Parks, Hobart Branstetter,
Deyoine Davidson, Maple O'Bannon,
/ George Taubman, Glare Stafford,
John knight, Ira Crews, Qunitls clark,
/ Dewey Cooper. Russell Morse and
| Charles Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Louderback were
| delightful hosts Thursday evening to
/ the members of the Wesley class OF
First Methodist Sunday school and a
group of additional friends, in a pleas
/ ant evening party. Prof r.. l.. Ober-
| hOlzer is teacher of the class.
| The living room in which the guests
were assembled for an evening Of in
formal diversion was decorated in
clusters of roses, and the dining room
! was in bouquets Of fragrant hyacinths.
/ Mrs LouderbaCk was assisted in serV-
ling by Mrs Oberholzer, Mrs. A. A..
Embress and Mrs Il. f, Braden. In
al there were thirty guests, friends
outside the class including Messrs. and
| Mcsdames w. W. Neal. IL. NJ. Pres
| ton, w. G. Brockman, T.. G.. Clulow
/ George Bell, Alfred Crosbie and j. b.
! Sommeryille.
Mrs. Q. z. Alexander entertained the
members of the Art circle together
with group of additional guests for
/ the clubs regular netting on Wednes-
/ day. The matrons had their sewing
/ or crochet and whilst they were busily
engaged in work, Mrs. w. f. Tucker
and Mrs w. II. Cole entertained the
company with music. Refreshments
We're served in two courses. In ad-
dition to the members, the following
guests were present: Mosdamos w. c.
| Williamson, James II. McBirney, j.
| w. McNeal, Cass A. Mayo, l.. w
| Baxter, f. ~ North, John Smiley
| Joseph F5sperman, NJ. II. Butts, A..
| Hickok, Mary Fair, II. l.. Pearce of
| Nickleville, Pa, and Mrs. Moss
Shortridsc Of Camden Point, Mo.
Miss Ella Reid and Miss Ota Casper
were hoste sses Thursday evening in the
! home of their relatives Mr.. and Mrs
Ansel Hickok, entertaining with
/ "Chldren's party The guests were
all attired as little girls in short
! dresses and curls and the evening was
spent i'm childish pastimes such as an
animal cookie hunt and telling nursery
| stories and rhymes The prizes Of
| toys were won by Miss jeanette Cody
and Miss Pearl Alexander. Refresh
ments were served in two courses
| The party included Mrs. Ray Wiley,
ana the Misses Helena SCnenk, flOrCntC q
| Vance Nina Barr, jeanette Cody
! Pearl Alexander, Gladys Shepard,
Matte Lucas and Mary Bunch.
Mrs Charles w. Nelson entertained
delightfully."- with an afternoon of sew
ing Thursday at her home on South
! ElwOod avenue, the courtesy of the
afternoon being for Mrs. James X.
! Nelson of Marietta, Ohio.
The rooms in which the matrons
were gathered to spend the afternoon
with needles and crochet hooks, were
| decorated in spring flowers and ices
and cakes were served at the after
noon's close with Mrs Edwin r.
Perry and Mrs. c. ID. Nelson assisting,
Mrs. John Freeman entertained
with a breakfast of pretty appoint
ments Friday morning complimentary
to her guest, Miss Grace Johnson, Of
| Ardmore.
The dining table was decorated in
| a centerpiece of spring blossoms and
individual favors of corsage bouquets
reposed at the guests places. Covers
were laid for the honoree, Miss John
son, Mrs. Jack Arnold of Muskogee,
! Miss Mildred White of Paris, Tenn,
and the Misses Kathleen Chastain,
Bcss Hudson Hester Mae Wilson, Gay
| OHphant, and Sara Hunt.