Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-01


Haskell. spent two hours at the bowl
ing alleys of the Tidal oil company.
Maids and young men Of the number
were The Misses Martha Pew, Gladys
llcndt rshot, Bertha Weaver, Margaret
Hagler. Madoln Norris and Frances
Haskell: young Mcssrs. John Wheeler,
ir.. Frank Woods. Russell Weaver
Kenneth Berry. Charles Parker and
Ricl ard Haskell.
No affair of the holiday week was
more delightful than the dancing
party at which men of the Recreos
club We're hosts Friday evening in the
Elks' ballroom. The ballroom and
lodgeroom, whore supper was served
from several small tables decorated in
roses, were decorated in greenery and
a note Of red suggestive of yuletide
cheer. Among those who danced were
Messrs. and Mesdamcs +. +. Frey,
John u. Anderson. Frank NJ. Rodolf
Harry +. Castle, a. +. Bourne. Homer
III. Taylor, Stanley l.. Hisey, Nat r.
Lyon, II. Otis McClintock j. Stewart
Pearde; Misses Margaret Hagler, Ruth
Toevs, Olive Adair. Ruth Fitzpatrick
Vivian Fulghum. Mildred Shields.
Lavon Gregg, Bessie Cremins, Ethelyn
Carpenter, Mary Delaney. Miriam
Murphey. Josephine Nye. Lulu Crosbie
Norma Miller, Nina Norris. Edna Mel
son, Ethel Mallory, Ruth Hanley Mar
tina Mowery, Margaret Ringgold, Jean
IIagler, Virginia Pearce. Colorado
Springs; Carolyn Fitch. huntington.
w. Va; Ruth Snyder and Beatrice
Clevenger, Bartlesville: Messrs. Harry
Crooks, Ray Kcssler. j. McMichael.
X. i. Magovern. Joe Shallenberger,
Homer Conley, Lee Daniel, Robert
Galbreath, jr.. Jack Porter. Floyd
Lewis, John Rogers. Il. *. Roth. Jack
Shoemaker w H. Dozier. Carl u. Dan
lels, o. +. Macon. John Cowden. Waldo
Lilystrand, Harold Delaney, John Cur
Ralph Berry. Francis Lewis, Robert
Alexander Dick ThiXton, George
Reeves and Rife Webb.
group of boys of the high school
set were hosts of "A pretty dancing
party Saturday evening, in the ohio
ballroom, the affair having been
planned in special compliment to their
young friends who are home for the
holiday vacation. Mrs. Grant II. Nc
Cullough and Mrs. j. j. Schmidt were
young Messrs. Fred Broach, Frank
Galbreath, William Roeser. Dick
Wheeler, Jack Pew. Robert Fitz-
gerald, Reginald Barnes. Jack Collier.
Lewis Algeo. Kenneth Mccullough.
Raymond Stout, Carol Mccullough.
and their guests were the Misses Jean
Pcttus, Dorothy Dickey. Lillian Fag-
an, Nan Lyle Dickey. Nelma Mobeley,
Gonevieve Schmidt, Hazel Derry.
Janice Kimball, Hazel Kirk, Gertrude
Woods, and Bess Younger
The Misses Carolyn Fitch of Hunt
ircton, w. Va, Helen Shaw of Chica-
go, Rowena Allendar of Marietta Ohio.
and FrenZchon McMorrow, Esther
Rood, Rosemary McMorrow and Ruth
Snyder OF Bartlesville. who have been
Miss Mabel Cores house party guests
for several days in the home Of her
uncle ard aunt, MIR and Mrs w. \.
Smith, 14l2 South Denver avenue, left
last evening for their respective
homes.
Young Messrs. Richard Haskell and
Gale Robinson will leave on Tuesday
10 resume their student duties in Phil
lips Exeter academy. Exeter, n. H.,
after enjoying several DAYS vacation
at home.
Mrs T. II. Bowden entertained very
pleasantly Friday afternoon to honor
her sister, Mrs. Thomas KiZZiar of
Altus, Okla. Music by various mem
bers of the party was an enjoyable
feature of the afternoon and refresh
ments were served 20 Mesdames Merl
Grove, j. Miller, Boynton. l.. ii. john