Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07
Society
BY VERA GwYNNE.
INFORMAL

Announcement of Miss Lucille
Leonards betrothal to Mr.. Howard NJ.
lie Sourd of New York was formally
made Friday afternoon at a charming
party with which Miss Leonard en-
tertained to meet her guest, Miss
Marthene Winger, of Springfield,
Ohio.
As the day was ideal the party was
given setting amidst decorations OF
greenery and flowers on the veranda
of the Leonard home and the after
noon of sewing was given variation in
a clever bird contest. When the
questions propounded were answered
correctly the successful contestant re-
ceived "A feather which she wore in
her hair. Favors of musical birds
were awarded to Mrs. Ralph NJ. Dar-
nell. Mis-. II. Otis McClintock and the
Misses Nancy Younkman, Hazel Nook
and Helen Cartier.
The dining table at which luncheon
was served was beautiful in decora-
tions Of the love colors, pink and blue,
carried out in sweetheart roses, lilies
of the valley and tulle bows.
A striking and effective picture
was obtained in the table centerpiece
which was "A black Ravensware bowl
and tall flowerholder filled with the
roses and valley lilies Cupid in the
guse of a lonesome angel blind
folded, stood on guard. The candles
were pink held by black sticks and
the favors were tiny statuette flower
holders Of Cupid carrying bandbox,
each of which contained cards of Miss
Leonard and her fiance.
In IA simple church wedding to be
solemnized at First Methodist, Miss
Leonard will become the bride of Mr..
LIE Sourd on Saturday, June 3. The
de-elect, elder daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard, is graduate of Ohio
Wesleyan university. Delaware, Ohio,
where she finished last year. Mr.. lie
Sourd Is an alumnus Of the same
school. Friends to whom Miss Leonard
made her announcement were Mes
danes Rex $. Walker, r. Otis Nc
Clintock. Ralph NJ. Darnell, c. J. Call
lahan. John j. Black, Stanley +.
Hisey: Misses Hazel Nook, Bethel
Dean Cone, Ethel Cartier. Nancy
Younkman. Helen Cartier, Irene De-
lancy. Ethel Elliott and Winger.
Annual tag day of the Children's
Day Nursery will be observed Satur-
day May 13. and Mrs. Earl w. Sim
clair Mrs. James b. Robinson. Mrs.
Oscar r. Howard and Mrs. George
w. Edwards have been named as
members of committee which has
ARRANGEMENTS for the day in charge.
As Is customary, stations will be
established in office buildings, depart
ment and drug stores and elsewhere
downtown, these to be presided over
by representative club and society
women and girls OF the city, and it
Is hoped by a systematic soliciting of
funds that sufficient amount can
be secured with which to pay off the |
remainder of the debt on the nur-
sery home recently purchased at III
South Cheyenne avenue. A meeting |
of the committee will be held after |
the return of Mrs. Sinclair to the city |
on Wednesday and announcement of
the chaperons and girls will be made
Thursday morning. In all probability |
there will be luncheon at which the |
women will rest from their labors at |
MONDAY and an award Of prizes to
those soliciting the greatest amount |
OF money is probable.
MesdameS William N. Sill, presi- |
dent; w. r. Miller and A. Ernsber-
ger. delegates from the Woman's club |
to the district federation in Musko-
ge, have returned home, as have also |
Mesdames Howard N. Cole and Roy
Nook of Jane Adams chautauqua;
Charles Il. Lahman and William Mil
Ter Ross OF the Council of Women;
Lee c. Wells and Louise r. Holman,
Twentieth Century; r. r. Ebright,
Needlecraft club; w. w. Brodie,
Tuesday Book. and Louise Smith,
Hyechka.
Rev. C. V. King, rector of Trinity
church. and DR.. Frederic ID. Sturgis
left Yesterday afternoon for McAles-
ter, where they go to be in attend
ance at the annual convocation serv-
ices of the Episcopal diocese of eastern
Oklahoma. They will be joined en-
route by Bishop Thurston of Musko-
gee. Mrs. William N. Sill, who heads
the woman's auxiliary of the diocese,
will also be in attendance.
Mesdames +. w. Mundt, the circle
PRESIDENT James l.. Fitzgerald and
NJ. c. Lytle. delegates; C. c. Myers,
n. S. Murdoch. w. E. Elliott, A. T.
Fountain and WV. Lantz, who repre-