Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-14

group of several additional friends
were guests. A thrce-course luno H.
con was served at ! o'clock from the
caro- tables each Of which held for
deco ration bouquet of jonquils.
After the serving several tables OF
auction We're formed aand the prizes
of lingerie for The guest making high
score and bonbon dish to the mem
ber scoring highest were contested
for. Mrs. Hanna had the assistance
of her sister. Mrs Bernard T.. Capps
during the afternoon. In addition to
the members of the club those who
played were Mesdames Carl II. Hud-
son. William A. AGpers, w. Val Jean
Biddison. Lee Kunsman, John II. Me
serve. Charles f. Martin, Nat h. Lii
gon. william r. Lindsey and Howard
w. Anders.
Mr.. aand Mrs. w. r. Anders have
arrived from ST. Louis to make Tulsa
their future place of residence. and
for the present will be at home with
Mr.. Anders' brother, Mr.. Howard w.
Anders and Mrs Anders at 1885
South Boulder avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louise .Jostes of st. Louis are Also
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Anders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Stanley have
asquired the former home of Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey Young on North Denver
avenue and will take possession
shortly when Mrs. Stanley. accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs, Edwin
c. Lawhon and baby, will arrive from
Memphis Tenn, Mrs. Lawhon to re-
main throughout the summer.
Virginia Leonard entertained a doz-
en- children of the neighborhood
Wednesday evening in honor of her
cousin. Genevieve Pierson of Brook
lyn, Iowa. An evening of games,
music and merrymaking followed by
the serving of refreshments was eX-
perienced by the IL lassies and lads
of the party.
Mrs ID. c. Acosta entertained with
a pretty dinner Wednesday evening
to honor the birthday anniversary of
her second daughter, Margaret, hav-
ing a small party Of Miss Margarets
young friends as guests. A line party
to the Palace was formed after din
ner.
Mrs. Marian Nation of Emporia.
Kan, is here for a visit to the home
of her daughter, Mrs. James NJ. Gil
lette. Mrs. Nation was present at the
w
+. Ewing in Emporia, many years ago
and will be among the attendants at
Mr.. Ewings funeral on Saturday.
A meeting of the membership COM
mittee OF the Young Women's Chris
tian association has been called for
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
association cottage. Mrs. w. II. Hake
is chairman of the committee and
Mrs. J.. ID. Latham, secretary.
Mrs. Seth Ely was hostess at a de-
lightful meeting Of the Luncheon club
yesterday afternoon. The menu was
served from the dining table adorned
in a cluster of spring flowers and al
its conclusion two tables of the clubs
favorte game were formed.
Mrs. Charles u. Lash will leave this
evening for a visit of two months
with their home-folk in Amarillo
Texas. During their absence the Lash
home will be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs w. NJ. Stewart. new arrivals fol
residence in Tulsa.
Mrs. j. T. Taylor and Miss Grace
Taylor of Fayetteville, Ark, will come
this morning to spend several days
Homer II. Taylor, and during theil
stay will be guests at Hotel Tulsa.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Pierson and
children, Genevieve and Robert, left
last night for their home in Brooklyn
Iowa, after spending a pleasant visi
of a week in the home of their rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Leonard.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Funk hav,
returned from Rochester, MINI.
where Mrs. Funk was under treat
ment in a sanitarium for some time
following their winters sojourn IL
Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tack ant
baby daughter Katherine DonelsoI
will leave on Sunday for New Orlean!
to visit Mrs. Tack's parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hunter c. Leake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Talbot hav,
removed from the Williamson apart
ments to their newly acquired homt
| in the seventeenth block on Souti
| Boston avenue.
Hagerstown, Nd, have arrived for
visit to Mrs Simmons aunt, Mrs. E. s
Kelley, and Mr.. Kelley on South MaiI
street.
The regular meeting of Trinit,
guild will be held this afternoon a
2.30 O'Clock in the substory of Trim
ity Episcopal church.
| Mrs. .. G. Boone and daughter
Miss Blanche Boone. will leave toda.
for visit in Seneca, Mo.
Miss Ruby Fovargue of Cleveland