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

been arranged, and decorated with
bouquets Of jonquils, pink eyed whlte
rabbits, and other Easter favors. Inc
individual favors were eggs filled Wlth
candies. Mrs Bradford was assisted by
Mrs. r. b. Miller, Mrs. r. A. Russell
Mrs. j. II. Ramsey, Mrs. Charles H.
Dent, Mrs. Thomas ]. MunrQe and Mrs.
Lee G. Wells. Children OF the party
were Pauline Offett, Mary Elizabeth
Glenn, Alice Offct Kathleen sinclair
Elizabeth Cook, Claudlhe Miller,
Elizabeth Henry, Mary Agnes SheIl-
den, Elizabeth Connolly, AlphareJta
Scott, Margaret Fitzgerald, Lillian
Bissett, Caroline Skelley, Louise orr
Maurine Dawson, Virginia Getmau'
Margaret Crawford, Lolita Murdock'
EVELYN Crawford, Mary Catherine
Rodolf, Irene Buel, Helen Antle Glen
Galbreath, Scott Glenn, Charles Ed
ward Parker Parker GaWie, Farrell
Martin. Paul Galloway, oscar Hudson,
James Meeks, Fred Trees, Charles
Tague. Robert Wertzbergcr, Hulette
Ably, Glen Dietzi Paul Palmer Ralph
Dietz, Stanley Cosden, Douglas owen,
Edward Fike, Dawes owens, Harold
Culbertson, Joseph owen Ernest MIL
Ter, Bobbie Shipman, Charles Miller,
Walie Shipman, Edward Harmon,
TRULY Madansky, James Diggs' Evan
Jennings Kemp, Mac Diggs, Robert
Ellis. Thurman Murdock, Jack San
ford, James Hindman and Thomas
Gutelus.
An egg rolling contest, Just like the
one which is enjoyed by children Of
Washington on the lawn of the White
House each year. and a hunt for eggs
concealed in all sorts of Out-of-the-Way
hooks and corners were among Inc
features of the Easter party which
Mrs. Gabriel n. Wright rendered to a
party of about twenty Nddies Satur-
day afternoon jeanette, Catherine
and Master Norman, the three Wright
children and Billy Richardson were
the small hostesses and hosts Of the
affair. In addition to the games
named, there was tennis on the court
at the Wright home and other out-of-
door sports for the older children of
tho party. Iced goodies and cakes
were served and each little guest was
presented with an Easter favor. Mrs.
Wright was assisted throughout the
afternoon by her mother, Mrs. l.. j.
Stinson, Mrs. ID. G. Richardson and
Mrs. w. f.. Christian of Shreveport,
La. Little lassies and lads of the
number were Nell Gubser, Alline
Grosshart, Dorothy BriclNner, Ruth
Grosshart, Katherine Lee, Adelaide
Condor, Florence Carson, Owens Car
son, Davis Brady, Curd Miller, Haskell
Brady, Norris Crutchfield, John
Brickner, Jack Grosshart Joe
Burcham, William Sryker and baby
Gubser.
ittvnnilnC
were characterized by the pretty af-
fair which Mrs. Arthur c. Reed gave
for the friends and playmatos 20 in
number, Of her small daughter
Dorothy. yesterday afternoon.
Spring blossoms and all sorts of
Faster favors decorated the rooms
and for amusement of the children,
there was an egg hunt, each little
miss receiving a pretty basket in
which to gather the eggs, and which
was afterwards taken home as favor.
A prize was awarded the girl who
found the greatest number
Lunch, which is always a most in
teresting feature Of juvenile parties,
was served in the dining room.
Ugly ducNings and pretty swans
swan upon the lake which was eff
feCted for a table centerpiece. Easter
rabbits ana CnlCkCnS also llad place
in the scheme of things Ices and
cakes were served. Mrs. Charles L..
Hall and Mrs. A. d. Sloan assisted
Mrs Reed. Young misses OF the party
Mary Hayden, Dorothy Webber, Mil
dred Rogers, Ruth Buck, Wilma Ell
lott, Thelma Fairbanks, Doris Sea-
man, Virginia Hall, Lottie Lee Strauss
Dorothy Davis, Elizabeth Henry, Olive
Baxter, Elizabeth Barnes, Martha
Filley, Gayle Roberts. Isabel White
field, Dorothy Zeigler, Sara Kicker