Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-08

| plcicd plans yesterday for dance
which the court will give Friday. juno
10, at Convention hail for the benefit
/ uf the local chapter Red Cross Ad-
| mission win be limited to members OF
/ Masonic fratcruitics. Mrs o. r. Daw-
son is chairman OF the committee on
/ arrangements
Line Party.
Mrs. James A. Campbell has in
Nltcd group OF young misses for
| matinee party TO the moving picture
theatcr this afternoon IN honor Of the
! visit uf the Misses Virginia. Mary and
Dolores Shaner.
At luncheon party OF attractive ap-
IointmCuts with which Mrs II j. Hart
man entertained Tuesday afternoon an
rouncomcut was made of the wedding
day OF the hostess young niece. Miss
Nclma Hopping 10 Mr. Everett Il. Eli
Icy which Is to occur June II The
luncheon table was decorated In
mrrorod lake cupids and sweetheart
roses carrying ont the love colors. pink
and bluc Ribbons held by Dan Cupid
and extending 20 the guests places
ended IN tiny envelopes which on
closed the cards of tho bridal-couple-
olcct The place cards were diminu-
tive umbrellas. Covers were laid for
Mcsdamcs J. s. IIopplng, Christian H.
SeEcr, Charles T.. Lee. r. H. Evans. ~
J. Guhser O. r. Fillcy: Misses Lucille
Tyler Of Mounds. Lucille Loe Ruth
Wynn. Rosa Rurkey, Marthalcne Eli
ley, Mildred Bumgarncr and Leona
kisor. The hridc-clcct is another of
the several members of this years
graduating class of the hiCh school
who has made announcement of her
engagement within the past week.
Mrs Thomas j. Walsh as hostess at
the seasons final meeting Of her auc-
ton five hundred club, entertained
tho members with an exceptionally
pretty morning party and luncheon
yesterday at the Kctchum hotel Three
tables Of tho game were played in the
motel drawing room ani the prize OF
hand embroidered pillow cases was
awarded 70 Mrs. J. ! Madden. Lunch
con was served IN the dining room
whore q table decorated In red and
Whito roses and holding favors OF
/ potted couas. had covers for Mesdames
/ J, J, Madden J Wisc Brown u sloan.
] w Campbell Charles Kissingcr
/ Gus T.. sabine. 6 c. Clintworth
Heury $ Condor. Glen McCIcnand. p.
: ] Joyce and the hostess After lunch
con tho guests formed a party to the
vaudeville theatcr.
- Mrs Harry G.. Ashnv's informal
luncheon party Yesterday afternoon M
tho Country club 20 honor group Of
tors of society. was a lovely as
Woll os very dcliahtfW affair Roses
Caisics and delphinlum were com
uned In tho table decorations. u
effect tHo patriotic note of rod. white
ana blue, and silk flags were given as
iaNOr- covers wcro laid for ten. \
majority OF tho guests having peeu
u.w' Hrs ~ knitting unit Of the
Navy lca"Io. tho afternoon was spent
IN the making of Snoris and socks go
Nri, sans marines Mrs. John j.
Frey and Miss llsrrictto Frey of ST
lnu. Mrs Adelaide Chaplin of Los
Angeles, Cal; Mrs. Thearon Keascv OF
Toledo ohio, and Mrs. A. w. Pres
ton of okmulsee shared honors Of the
iarty
Mrs Harry Ross entertained with a
matinee party 10 tho vaudeville thea
ter followed by luncheon at Tea Cup
Inn Yesterday afternoon In nrctty
compliment 10 Mrs. J. c. Raggs OF El
Reno. who is visiting the home of her
sister. Mrs. j. Sutchffo Warren. The
luncheon table was centcred with dec
orat'ons of roses and the favors were
flag pins Matrons of the party I'm
addition TO the hOnorec and hostess
We're Mesdames Charles McCallum.
l.. &. SchwinE. q. w Moloney, John
X. Rome, A II. Thomas. Frank
Wright Chauncey Rowlin. l.. w. Car
man and G. a. Wilkerson OF Sapulpa.
| Mrs Frank T.. Shallenberger has re-
turned from Drumright where she
was invited 10y women interested In
establishing day nursery In that
town, TO tell OF the work of the Tulsa
chtldren's nursery and to assist In tax
| ing initial steps for n similar institu.
/ tion In DrumrAght Other speakers at
the meeting were Or. Debar OF Okla
| homa university and Miss Gouid OF the
oklahoma City nursery During her
stay In Drumright Mrs. Shallenberger
was the guest Of her nephew and
niece, MIR. and Mrs. Robert Mccoy.
wedding OF interest 10 many
friends In this city was that of Miss
] Charlotte Louise Conley and Mr..
Robert Mcrl McMahRn cf Okmulgeo,
which was celebrated Thursday morn .
Ing az o'clock at the parish house
or the okmulgee Catholic chu-cn.
Tho ceremony was followed by a
breakfast at the home Of the brides
parents and the young couple left
during the morning on wedding trip
TO CNicago ana New York.
Mrs w. w. LantE entertained with
n dinner of pretty appointments
Wednesday evening in compliment TO
Miss Nina Elliott, June bride to- be.
The table centerplecc was n basket of
pink roses voiled and tied with tulle
and the place cards and favors were
In the same note OF color. The hostess
presented Miss Elliott with gift OF
hand-c embroidered lingerie for her
trouSsoou. Last evening Mrs c. T..
Hawkins gave a handkerchief for the
bride elect.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Shaner and
ld4ushtcrs the Misses Virginia, Mary
and Dolores, formerly OF Augusta.
kan, who are guests in the home Of
their relatives, Mr. and Mrs James X.
Putnam while en- route 10 Mesa. Aria.
to reside. were the inspiration OF n
pheasant picnic and outing at Sand
Springs park Wednesday evening.
Thirty five relatives and friends made
up the party that enjoyed n picnic sup
] tp YA 70 n offnriNA