Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07

fair being for her guest. Miss Mary
I'm OF oil city, Pa. Miss Hill for
merly resided In Independence. Kan
sas. and the guests were limited to
her former acqaintances. The high
score favOrs were heart shaped
basket filled with spring blossoms and
corsase Of violets Two courses
were served.
The beautiful new home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles b. Rogers was opened
to friends twice during the week past
IN two OF It's most attractive and pre-
tentious social affairs
ON Wednesday Mrs. Rogers was
hostess at an afternoon auction com
pany OF twelve tables, which was set
amid tho gayest OF decorations In
honor OF st. Valentine The living
room was in a color note OF red, car
ricd out in baskets Of red carnations
tied with bows OF red maline and the
lights were shaded with red maline
on which were perched Vari-slZed
cupids. In the dining room, yellow
was the color favored. decoration of
the table being made In a large basket
Of jonquils tied with yellow bows.
Kcwpic vases filled with jonquils were
Joined to the CentCrpicCe by means OF
streHmers of yellow tulle ending in
fluffy bows The lights were softly
shaded In yellow tulle on which tiny
red cupids had alighted. The library
was also done In red.
Auction was the paStime from 3 un-
MI 6, when the prize awards were
made, Mrs. Howard ~ Cole receiving
as first hOnors crystal candlestick
with old fashioned prism trimming
and Mrs. Floyd j. Bradford consol-
alton. a cunning bis0ue figure. A de-
liciOus lunch consisting OF salad and
ice course was served, Mrs. Rogers
having as assistants. Mrs. r. ID. Evans,
Mrs Theodore Cox, and Mrs, G. G.
Wcbbcr. Matrons invited were Mes
DANES Herbert ID. Mason, Charles w.
Day John Blue, George ID. Key, Cyrus
s. Avery. William Miller Ross, How
ard = Cole. George &. Kiskaddon,
Floyd j. bradford. T.. r. Miller. John
r. Ramsey, j. Bradford Jennings, An
/ thouy O'DonncU, Howard W Anders,
/ James h. Robinson, j. Warren Sand
Crs, Albert Brown, Charles Hall,
| Charles l.. waite. Grant II. McCul
+ lough &. Il. Adams, B. j. Burke, Paul
Madansky. Harry j. Culbcrtson. Frank
. BARNES !. A. Porter, G. G. WcbbCr,
/ John Dwyer. r. d. Evans. Theodore
/ Cox. Edward Avery Roy Getman. j.
/ Wesley West. \. Miller Hammett. j. G.
I SlIluS, ihHIleS lNhudu, II. L. NduS-
worth. Edgar W McCrary Il. l..
Gouy. James NJ Gillette. Charles r.
Robertson. Edwin L. Covel, William
/ It pomeroy Eltn G. Barrows. \. -.
sloan \. g, Reid. Arthur Newlin. Mrs.
Crlufcn ot Dallas. Texas and Miss
Mildred McNauRhtou.
Thursday evening Mr and Mrs.
Rogers were hosts to- a company of
mHtrous and men sufficient for seven
tables. Tho high score went TO Mrs.
? A. r.. Bradshaw who was presented
with an arm bouquet OF carnations
Kcwpie dolls were given 20 the men
making high score az each OF the
seven. tables Two courses were
served Matrons and men playing
were Mcssrs. and MesdamCs John NJ
Ward. Eugene Lorton. Roy Getman
/ G.. a. Selhy, Leslie l.. Doyle, a. r.
n Bradshaw. Charles h Robertson
II Frank II. Greer. Howard y. Cole
Il Theodore Cox. John Il. Porter. c. G.
II Weber and 7. II. Evans
II The Rogers home. which has beer
the scene OF many delightful gather.
ings In seasons past. has seen nc
more genu,pely enjoyable than thes,
two OF the week ended.