Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-20

irons Of the party were Mesdames J.
! Edgar Pew. Percival f. Magee. otto
Kramer, Harry Q. AShby A. 7. Alison.
Frank ". R0dolE I>-Ola Thompson
Kiser. George " Edwards. Herbert
-. Mason. william Ryan. John y.
Hail J. Warren Sanders Hulette r.
Aby George Winkler. Cass A Mayo,
Edward Mccoy cyrus ). Avery. John
y Mayo. Presley @. Walker. IT.. Dana
-. Kelsey. Dam j. Dayisson, Edward
r Harmon. John s. Garyie. Warren
J.. Abbott. Schuyler G. FreDch h, Grant
r. Mccullough. Charles 4. steele,
Robert n. Moody. Lynn Il. Wallace.
William -. Sill. =. y. De Shon. Lee
Clinton. G. W Mrcarty. John A.
owens, George T. Williamson, Howard
v. Anders. Ralph " shaw. Walter
Easplt John j. Frey and Miss Hen
riette Frey s.. Louis.
First Presbyterian church rendered
a. sincere welcome to its foreign pas
tor Rev. George H. VIM and Mrs.
IS inn u Korea. ana its home pastor,
Rev. h. g. Weston and Mrs. Weston,
la the delightful reception u which
women Of the Hattie Grayhill MIS-
sIonary society were hCstesses. Mon
dIy evening lu the church pariOrs.
HoE G.. W. Kerr and Mrs. Kerr,
Win f.If Eaf-s.H fa ufNNIVl. lII TT f'fl II
lUe 90 which the large company Of
guests were introduced by Mrs Dan
j. DAWSON. Ia the way Of enter
talument there wa a pleasing pro-
gram Of music and readings by Mrs.
.C r. Strouyelie, Mrs. Ora Ldghtner
Frost, Mrs. Victor &. Meher Ann isa-
bel ana Jane StrOuvclle ana KeNer-
end Wlnn. The reception suite was
decorated IN a profusion Of garden
flowers and refreshments OF ices and
axes were served in the dining room.
Mesdames Frank J.. Barnes. Dan J.
Davisson. r. Ralph Lockwood .. A.
Steiner. Frank B. De Shone. John S.
Davenport and Lang composed the
committee which was assisted BY
women OF the church.
Mrs a II. Thomas entertained with
"A party FOR children which was a very
pretty and quite merry affair. in cele-
bTation of the seventh birthday ami
Nersary Of her young son. Albert
Thomas, jr., yesterday afternoon in
her home. 325 East Eighteenth street,
Maple Ridge. Lavender and white
sweet peas and gladioli formed the
party setting and decorated the dining
table, which also held lovely birth
day cake topped with seven candles.
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all sorts of jolly games which gladden.
the child heart and then last, but not
least the birthday luncheon. Mrs.
Thomas was assisted by Mrs +. A.
Critics. Iassies and lads Of the num-
Der were Dorothy Anders. Lou Claire
chick, Eugcnia Anders, Marjorie
Dots. LOrcue Mcdonald, Carolyn
Morrison, Leah Mickleson, Wilson
Cochran, Richard Goldrick. Carney
Cochran. Billy Goldrick. Pat Broach,
Granville Michacls. Henry Broach.
Louie Gates Cohen. Latham Yates
ana Robert Baker. =
Mr.. and Mrs Earl w Sinclair. Mr..
and Mrs f. Rogers Kemp and Mr..
and Mrs. j. S Cosden and their fam
lies are leaving on Saturday for
Spring Lake, y. j., where they have
taken homes for the summer They
Will be accompanied by Mrs. Eliza
beth Kemp. Mrs. William w Painter
and Miss Evelyn Mock Mr.. and Mrs
! John II Markham, jr. and their fam
| lily and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r.. Wash
on the Jersey coast later in the sea
son.
! Mrs S. Younger ami Miss Bess
/ Younger have gone for an all-sum-
mer's stay at Wisconsin lakes
The Misses Eunicc and Rosella
I Reynolds have returned from a three
weeks visit TO relatives I'm Buffalo
Kan, they having accompanied their
cousin, Mrs. O. A. Kibbe, home AT
the conclusion OF her visit here dur
! ing high school commencement week