Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-27

Elks' ballroom. The torpsichorean
pastimc. which included upon tins
occasion the dancing of all the new
steps, was the order of the dclightful
evening, from y until IL. To the music
OF the Hotel tulsa orchestra, directed
by Mr.. Jack Robinson. Punch was
at the disposal ~ the guests through
out the evening Among those VINO
danced were Mcssrs. and Mesdames
$. |. Ford, W. l.. Propst 5. +. Davis,
Harold. Stover Frank NJ. Boyer ID.
W. Sanford. j. NJ nayner, Charles J..
Huonker. W. T.. l<nappcnberger, w.
a. Vanderer, p. NJ. lverson, Thomas
!. Munroc. \. T.. bradshaw, ]. NJ.
Glover. j. n. Alexander. W. II. ktsc",
o. r. Dawson, +. II. Misencr, Y. d.
Evans, l.. T.. itoberts j. Il. Bartlett.
-. ID. Wertzbergcr, \. ID. sloan, j. II.
De Hart, G. :. NandoVcr: Doctor and
Mrs. Harry -. Murdock, Doctor and
Mrs. T.. l.. Cohenour; the Misses Eliz-
abcth Rome, Mary Whitcsidc. Ruby
McNeal and Floy Newlin Of Robinson
H.. Messrs Charles W. Bliss and
Whtoside and Dr. Dr w. j. Trainor
To the long list of dancing and so
cial clubs of Tulsa there was recently
added the name of the l<omas kopas,
an organization among the Younger
men, who CAV" their initial dance "A
few weeks since. this being followed
by the attractive formal dancing
party with which they entertained
Tuesday evening at the Ohio ball
room.
The hall was given an elaborate
floral setting in decorations of arches
of Srccncry and gay red poppies. A
screen OF sreencry and flowers con-
cealed the orchestra and the punch
table was set under a pretty canopy
of green's. Mr. and Mrs. Il. 4. Burke
chaperoned the following young folk:
Josephine Irwin. Adams, Bray. Vesta
Martin, YVonne Burkhard, Losey,
Gladys Brown, Kate Brown and
katherine Roach of Okmulsee;
Messrs. Arthur Fiske. carl BIN, |
Claude Davy. Fred Hurt. Paul Will
son. Bruce McAlester Rex Watkin-
son, William Parks, John Basford. |
Basford. Rambo, j. W. Small and
Ira Irwin.
Miss Josephine Herchberg Of Chi
cago, who has been the guest of her |
sister, Mrs. Samuel Renberg. was |
made the recipient of pretty com
pliment in the way of dancing party !,
incident to her departure for the |,
north today. The circle of friends i'm |
which she was invited during her visit |
here and who were entertaining hosts |
of the party at the Ohio ballroom were |
Messrs. and Mesdames Henry Drey- |
fus. Renberg, julius Kahn, Paul Ma
dansky. Charles -. Lash. Harry Ma
dansky. Joseph Levy, H. JanowitZ !
and L. ID. Leweowitz; the Misses
Herchberg' Sina Turk. Esther Jano-
WITT, Anna Lavine; Messrs. Devorl |
Turk. l.. d. Firman. cyril Turk. |
Archie Hayden, Carl Livingston.
Amiel Turk and Julius Livingston.
Miss Elizabeth young daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Henry. who
reached the age of II Yesterday, and |
her cousin, Archie Winston Of Chi
,ago. shared in the pretty honors of
he luncheon party with which Eliza
beth's mother, Mrs. +. S. Henry. en-
Lertained yesterday afternoon.
One large table and two smaller
ones, each attractive in decorations
Of a bowl of yellow tulips. had places
marked for the twenty-five girls and
boys who are Elizabeths friends and
The place cards were
pretty affairs, hand colored in tulip
designs The hours from . until 4
o'clock were spent in dancing. There
we're covers for Dorothy Jane Mark
ham, Caroline Skelley. Kathleen
Irene Buel, Elisabeth Cook,
lane Robinson. Eliza beth Glenn, Lo-
'etta Delaney. Dorothy Zeigler. Re-
oecca Haskell. the young honoree,