Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-10

ionqUils and violets were given as
favors. Crown Seal circle will COM
rlete its three years study course at
The end OF the season. May "a and
many of the members are planning
t. be in attendance at the graduation
exercises to be held from the hall o.
Philosophy in Chautauqua, y. Y, In
Jane Members in attendance at yes.
tcrday's pleasant occasion wero Mes
| DANES F. W. Murdt. Il. <. Walsh
j. NJ. Glover, A. l.. BIrrus. W. III.
Albro. VI. c. Lytle. A. T. Fountain
\. s. Murdoch. James II. Sykes. vii
liam III Walker. W. h. Harris. W. W.
Lantz. F.. Forest Hayden, James l..
Sanderscn, w, j. Elliott and \.
Little.
The post-Lenten social season was
initiated with a beautiful and very
delightful tea at which Mrs. Robert
Maxwell Moody and Mrs Lynn Robert
wallace were hostesses yesterday
afternoon at the Country club. The
two matrons entertaining together
with Mrs. Craig Lippincott Of Phila-
delphia, guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Douglas w Franchot, and Mrs David
| Graham Bartlett OF Marietta, O.,
bride of the winter, who is visiting
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Louis
Bartlett, received informally in the
living room of the club. Ices and
cakes were served in the dining room
the only decoration of which was the
| table Ccnterpiecc of large silver
bowl filled with pink Russell roses,
and silver candlesticks holding pink
tapcrs. More than one hundred guests
called during the afternoon. The hos
tcsses had as aides in receiving and
entertaining their large company OF
| guests, Mesdames Joseph T.. Washing
ton, jr., Douglas w. Franchot c. Eu
gne Crawley, Ben +. Rice, w. Albert
Cook. Joseph y. Cappeau, jr. Il.
| Ralph Lockwood. Charles II. l..
| O'IIern. Frank Louis Bartlett. James
! h. Robinson. James =. Flanagan,
Marsh, Christine McEwen, Blanche
Rogers, Mae Evans and Evelyn Mock.
Master Arthur Walker and Kenneth
Crouch were hosts to a group of their
young friends IN a pretty dancing par
| ~ Saturday evening IN the home of
Master ArthJr's parents, Nr. and
| Mrs. William II. Walker, 715 Sout1
Elwood avenue. The evening of
dancing was followed by the ser'inr
Cf an ice course. Mrs. Walker vas
assisted by Mrs. d. W Crouch, mother
of Master Kenneth Lassies and lads
of the marty were: noUse Stcbhins,
| Marguerite Hirc. Harriet Mandeville.
| Esther Marshall, Grace Conn Oily.
| Marian McClntock. Glenn Earns,
Eosalyn Hollow, Florence Craver
Mamie I.auson, Isabel Downing, Cora
Mley norcas Mcconnell. Lee Parish,
/ Joe JarKowsky. bradford Williams.
ne We're Mcconnell, Merle HILL .loh'
Earrows. Stanley Smith, Edward
Short ard ArmC IT Guy
Clement A. Evans Chapter, United
Daughters of the COnfederaCy, met
Saturday afternoon in the home of
| Mrs. James III. Sykes, at which time
| palms were made for n silver tea for
the benefit of the Standwaite monu
ment, May Il, in the Sykes home. Five
new members, including Mesdames a.
C. Hunt O. II. =. Thomas. +. c. In
gram and Miss Katherine Acosta were
received Mesdames w Il. Rowland,
\. c. Hunt, Cleary. Ligon, Brown and
| Evans We're special guests The pro-
gram included quiz on southern his
tory by the club. piano numbers by
Mrs. ID. c. Acosta and Mrs. l.. f.
Boach. and songs by Mrs. T.. II. Short
and Mrs. John Y. Murry, jr. Mrs.
Mamie Dayton and Mrs. NJ. L. Overton
assisted the hostess in serving ices
and cakes.
Mrs. Atwood Harvey and Mrs. A. C.
| Ellis entertained with an Easter party
| for the paymates of their two small
daughters Virginia Harvey and Helen
| Frances Ellis at the weeks end. An
! egg hunt at Central park was a feat
ure of the festivities, and baskets were
given as favors. Refreshments were
served. Mrs w. n. Ellis and Mrs.
| Harry Aurandt assisted in ententain-
ing and serving the children. Little
maids of the party wero Georgia Bell
AnXier, Frances Aurandt, Hazel
AnXier, Thelma Coils, Mary Murphy,
Mary O'Rourke. Vida Smith. Hazel
Irwin, Virginia Ellis and Helen Fran
ces Harvey.
The Needlecraft club met for its
Easter week program yesterday after
noon in Mrs. Fred Seber's home. which
was decorated in anunciation lilies and
spring flowers. Annual election of Of
ficers was held, resulting in the
choice of Mrs. Ira Allison for presi-
dent; Mrs. r. +. Roderick, vice-prcsi-
dent; Miss Jane Lyman, secretary:
| Mrs. j. Thomas, treasurer. Mrs. 7. r.
Ebright favored the club with paper
which she had previously given before
the Woman's club earlier in the sea-
son, and there was music by Mrs. Will
liam C. Hutchison. The hostess served
a luncheon TO conclude the very pleas
ant afternoon.
Mrs. w. r.. Elicit entertained n
group Of the little friends of her
daughter, Dorothy with a lovely Gas
ter party at tie first of the week.
The gaycties commenced with an egg
hunt at owens park, whore they were
chapcroLed by Mrs. Elliott, and end
ed with the serving of refreshments ir
the Elliott home. Children OF the
b3rty were: Dorothy Abbott, Kdth
crime Fountain. Margaret Abbott.
Grace Lott, Flora Mccoy. Mildred
Covev. Edith Matthews and Leetta
Dewey.
The Misses Ethel Maude and
Thelma Smith returned yesterday 10
\ oklahoma university, Norman, after
spending few days Easter vacation
al home with their parents. DR.. and
Mrs. Ralph Y. Smith. Doctor Smiths
sister, Mrs ]. f.. Ball Of Kansas City,
is a guest in the Smith home.
Miss Josephine Irwin left last hight
for visit in Columbus and various