Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-17

the rooms IN which the party of mar
riod and young folk were gathered
for an evening Of valentine games and
contests. Refreshments were served.
Guests OF the occasion were Messrs.
and Mcsdaines Neil -. Sutherland,
Joe d. Payne. Nathan Is Patterson,
Lee NJ. Smith, the Misses Carrie Bell.
Anisa Dumit and Jean Ben and Mr..
Arthur llendren.
Miss Jessie McFall was hostess to
company of friends Tuesday evening
when she entertained with "A Nalon-
tine party of pretty appointments.
The evening was one OF progressive
games and music and two-coursc
supper was served to the Misses Pearl
Hale, Margaret Coe, Edna. Stanley.
Ruth Niles, Lottie Washington:
Mossrs. o. +. Hcffner, y. \. Thomp-
son Elton Hunt, Kinney, {. j. Harry
and Doctor Springer.
Mrs w. l.. Lewis entertained the
young matrons OF her card club with
4 luncheon of pretty appointments,
followed 10y several games of auction
Yesterday afternoon. Luncheon was
served at / o'clock from the dining
/ table which held a ccnterpiece of
pink roses, after which three tables
OF the clubs favoritc game were
formed. The club prize was "A set Of
crocheted nut baskets and the guest
favor box of lingerie sdchet. Ms.
I. Alison, Mrs Fred c. Shaw ana
Miss blanche House played substitute
hands
Mrs. Harry Vaudeville entertained
the Aloha auction clu bfor its regular
. meeting yesterday afternoon. Three
tables were played and the prize of
"A box of nandkerchiefs awarded to
Mrs Hubbard Iudisill Mrs. Fred
q. Shaw and Mrs. W. NJ. Mount were
received as new members at this
meeting. Luncheon was served after
the game. Mrs w. w. Bell of Brad
ford, Pa, and Mrs. w. II. Mande-
vile of Olean, y. Y. substituted.
y chapter =. H. q. had pleasant
meeting Yesterday afternoon when
Mrs William f.. Gordon was hostess.
debate ON the question Of suffrage
with Mrs. Frank NJ. Sutton taking the
affirmative and Mrs. Percival +. Ma
gee the negative, was AN interesting
feature of the meeting. Luncheon
was served.
| Mrs. Bernie Chastain and Miss
Mary Stotts went yesterday to Sa-
pulpa where they assisted in the
giving Of the program of the charity
tea in the home of Judge and Mrs. D.
a. Mcbougal. Mrs. Chastain con-
tributed TO the program with read
inRs ana impersonations and Miss
Siotts sang.
Mesdamos Fred $. Clinton, James
Il. cole, storey White and the Misses
Anna McBirney. Mary Cover. Carolyn
McBrney ana Tookah Stansbery left
at noon yesterday for Sapulpa to at
tend the charity tea at the home of
judge and Mrs. -. A. McDougal yes
lerday afternoon and evening. Mrs.
White appeared on both the musical
| programs in a group Of songs.
| Mrs. Clarence j. Hindman left at
noon yesterday for Oklahoma city
where She will spend several days
visiting the home of her relative..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. lioffer
Mrs. James II. Sykes left yestcr-
day for Oklahoma City. where she
will remain with Mr.. Sykes until the
close of the sessions of the Legislature.
Miss Mary Callahan will return to-
day from Bradford. Pa, where she
was called ten days ago on account of
! the death of friend.
Mrs w. A. Aggers left yesterday
! for few DAYS stay with Mr.. Asgers
at Drumright.
Mrs. j. V. llorrigan returned yes
/ terday from Bradford. Pa, where she
was called on account Of the death of
a friend.
Mrs. Usher Carson is here from
! Fort Smith for a several days visit
with Mr. Carson, during which time
they are stopping at Hotel Tulsa.
Mrs. L. \. Mecks and Miss June
Meeks of Muncie, IND. were guests
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID.
Gwynne yesterday. en- route north
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