Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06
RECEPTIONS I,

Mrs lawrence King Cones intro
ductCn 70 Tulsa society was made in
beautiful twin parties, morning and
afternoon affair II which Mr.. Cones
two daughters. Mrs Stanley Fl ncis
Hisey and Miss Bethel Dean Cone
were hostesses Thursday al the Elks
club Contrasting quite u1ticeably
with the day was the interior OF the
ballroom. which was decorated In q
gay color note u orange and blue
Greenery and lattices q green and
white heightened the cllors Of the
striped window boxes which hsl1
calendulas, corn flow Uers and spring
blossoms. The first OF the TWO par
ties was morning hrldse 70 which
the guests were Informally welcomed
by the TWO Aostcsses and their guest
Of honor and was an affair Of 5 Ia
hles. The high score prizes We're won
by Mrs Travis J.. GClay. who received
a gold flower basket. Mrs Ralph :.
Harvey a flOwered cretonne candy
box; Mrs. William J. Gregg. a came
sole. Mrs Cone was presented with
silver card tray. In the aftern ~ the
hosteSses received more than two hum
dred callers who were bidden 20 make
the Acquaintance Of the charming
honoree, who Is an acquisition % the
citys social circles Mrs Hlsey, Mrs.
Cone and Miss Cone together with
Mrs Howard NJ. lie Sourd (M.ss Lu-
ellie Leonard Of New York, formed
the line o. which presentations were
made by Mrs John Roy and Mrs
Grant T. Mccullough. The tea room
was cut off by means Of palms and
ferns and the table was attractive in
Centerpiece cf roses, sweet peas and
good fairies. which bore eloft their
burden Il flowers. Mrs. William J.
Gregg and Mrs. y. p. Porter
poured during the first hour and
tea table honors Of the second
hour We're done by Mrs. Oliver II.
Leonard and Mrs Harry c. Tyrel.
group OF forty matrons and young
women assisted in extending hospi-
danes Lee Clinton, Don Hagler, Ar
thur J.. Funk Charles +. Dent Cass
A Mayo, William a. Aggers, Carl II.
Hudson. Andrew J. Rudd. Cyrus ;.
Avery. c. ". Benedict ". W Brodie,
Domingo c. Acosta, Grant g Stebbins,
Albert ". Roth. Frank r. Shallen-
berger. Travis l.. Golay. Rex. 5. Walk
er John shakely. Clement T. Bum,
garner, D. c. Miller. II. j. Porter and
Vera Porter: Misses Jessie Gurd,
Florence Coliey Helen Cartier, Flor
euce Babcock. Dorothy Dorm, Ethel
Elliott and Lorraine Mcclure.
The opening Of the attractive new
home OF Dr. and Mrs. :. DeZell Haw-
ley was made the occasion OF de-
Eghtful afternoon tea In which Mrs.
Haw,ey and Mrs. William Hargts
Walker stood as hostesses TO more
than two hundred friends Friday aft
eruoon. A pink and yellow color note
was expressed in the decorations OF
roses. snap dragon. etc. in the big
living room in which the guests were
welcomed and announced to the line
composed Of the two hostesses and
Mrs Hawlcys sister. Mrs. Lloyd Z.
Mitchell, a gracious young matrOn
who is visiting in the city from Den
yer. Mary Walker. daughter Of one Of
the hostesses, opened the door 20 the
guests. whose presentation was made
by Mr.. Grant Il. Mccullough and
Miss Jane Carpenter Lyman. Plates
Of tees and cakes were served from
the diui'g .able. which was beautiful
In decorations Of pink orchids. The
hostesses had as their aides in eN-
tending the hospitality Of the Hawley
home Nesdamcs A. c. HiXon. James
c. Treat Carl =. Henry. Curtis r I
Adams. Jack Hand. c. E. St-ouvelle,-
Cleces r. Bruce, Phillip Schreck, |
CLYDE ". Stevenson and F. W. Mundt: /
Misses Ramona Russell and Myrtle 4
Sanderson.