Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
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James Hickey, Redmond Mounkers,
clifford Taylor. Mrs. Bryan was as
sisted by her sister. Mrs. Charles
Stewart and Mrs. John Fritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. j. Brackney were
hosts to a score of their friends
Wednesday evening when they enter
tanned at cards. Autumn foliage and
symbols of the Halloween season deco
rated the card rooms in which four
tables were set. The favors were won
by Mrs. II. c. Lindner and Mr.. j..
Austin. Supper was served at the
game tables, Matrons and men of the
party were Messrs. and Mesdames A.
*. Dawson. +. w. Holmes, II. G. Lind
ner, John Maiers, II. G. Arnold, Edgar
de Meules NJ. Fairhurst; Misses Mary
Sinclair 'and Ruth Handley and Mr..
j. Austin.
Mrs. Merrill NJ. Shaver entertained
group of tiny tots with a Halloween
frolic Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her three children, Lester, Eugene,
and Dorothy. Games appropriate to
the day were played and refreshments
were served from the dining table dec
oIated in pumpkin lanterns and black
cats. Mrs. Shaver was assisted by her
iuotheI, "rs' d. y. NoOns, anu MTS.
Hazel Braymer. Children Of the party
were Elizabeth stockton. Claudine
Elliott, Polla Conry. Dorothy stockton,
Marian Braymcr, Edith Parkhurst,
Douglas Smith. Bobbie Bruce and
Jack Smith.
One hundred members Of Tulsa
chapter Order of Eastern Star and
their friends were guests of a Hal
loween party which the order gave on
Wednesday evening at Masonic hall. 1t
was sheet and pillow case affair
with the guests all in ghostly attire,
and the evenings pastimes were ap-
propriate to the season. MesdaLmes
w. Z. Slayton. Emma Fast. II. f. Ten
nant. r. w. Bailey, Carl Lee and n. A.
Snyder assisted Mrs. Steinberger.
There will be no meeting OF the
children's trench candle classes Sat
urday at the Catholic Red Cross head
quarters i'm the knights of Columbus
hall, the regular classes having been
postponed until Saturday, November
10. The Catholic unit is desirous of
securing several more machines for
use in It's workroom and anyone who
may have machine to loan to the
cause is aked to telephone Mrs John
Chambers at 4s4S. or at the X c..
hall.
The Ecumenic club met Wednesday
afternoon in the library with Mrs. C.
C. Robertson presiding as leader
After the roll call, which was on cur
rent events, a program was given as
follows:
Poetry of the Bible -. Mrs. Mealey
Colonial Period of Siuth America
................ Mrs. j. j. Shea
Germany; Her Place in the Sun
....... Mrs. James l.. Fitzgerald
open topic.
Mrs. Claude J.. Steele of 513 Court
street has been appointed n member
of the National Patriotic Song com
mittee of New York city. The mem
horship consists of the leading musi-
clans of New York city, such as David
Bispham, Mr.. Edward Mcdowell
Damrosch, as well as many noted
metropolitan grand opera singers
Muskogee Phoenix Mrs. Steele is
well known in Tulsa music circles.
The home of Mrs. Henry Steinber-
ger was the scene of pleasant gather
ing Wednesday evening when mem
bers of the Women's Benefit associa-
ton of the Maccabees celebrated Hal
loween with d masque and costume
party. Fortune-telling and games were
the diversion. Mrs. Steinberger was
assisted by Mrs. James l.. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. j. w. r. Attelberger and Miss
Schofield.
A pretty luncheon party of yester
day afternoon had Mrs. u. w. Jacobs
in honor of the visit of
the Misses Onie and Lois Myers of
Kansas City, who are her guests. The
ia BILE decorations were of pink roses
and there were covers for the follow
ing young matrons: Mesdames Kump
o. Rieger, Knight p. Douglas, Frank
w. Dillard, Glenn Condor and Fred
Smith.
Mrs. Usher Carson came over from
Miami yesterday for few days stay
during which time she will be the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. ID. U. Wads-
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester A. Gillespie
mee Miss Elizabeth Cremins). who are
en- their honeymoon trip in the north
west, were guests last week while In
Goodbye Wrinkles