The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

tones combined which gave rich colorins
baskets In purple tied with tulle IN Ame
lhysiine hueS, carried gorgeous pink roses.
Candies were hooded in pink and purple
and y dainty and novel ooneeit In the way
OF holders were these Illuminating devices
were on flower covered mounds about the
pretty tea table Here h6sdsmcs Boyer aud
Hastings poured tea
Mrs Allen william Homell and Mrs
Lewis Roble Dsyi, were hostcsses in the
Country club on Tuesday afternoon, enter,
tsining about rs guests with auction
bridge Mrs oren II, MocArty and Mrs
Roy GetmAn made the score, the trophies
being articles OF lingerie In dainTiest array
The 10 card tables were arranged In tho
ball room where palms aSd ferns were
banked against the wall, floor baskets In
wicker paveS here also. and holding yel'
low eryAnt themuns In the center OF the
room was a tall floral vase holding phe
chosen flower The side lights under yell
low shades. and with these, floor and table
lamps cas-, soft lights over the brilliant aud
fAshionable assomblage az women. Cosy
places arranged In the lounge was place
where late arriving tea guests were enter
tained. The hosiesses were assisted by ht.
tie Miss Louise King An orchestra plOyod
during the serving 6our when lovely
luncheon WAS served, perpetua'ing tho
eolors chosen.
One Of the pretty affairs given for Miss
Htiiy Hudson during the week Was mo
bridge shower given by Mrs Letha Stanley
Lawhon on Wednesday afternoon. Yci.
hoy crySShthemums were used Six tables
OF players enjoyed the game in which Mrs.
William Lloyd Lewis made high score.
Little Miss Phoebe Ann Lawson, a daugh
ter of the hostess brought Miss Hudson
the shower which was miscellaneous, these
Auesling the friendship prevailing for this
bride elect among those present A two
course luncheon was served, Mrs. N +,
Stanley mother OF Mrs LAwhon. assist.
ing, Quests enjoying the afternoons grae'
lous hospitality were Miss hudson, Mrs.
Hudson. Mrs Smith, thu latter the mother
Of the groom to-bo McSdAmes John Gun.
sinsh.m' p " ,h.ia l. ih."',w A. H., r hOGtne, m,S
bard Rudisill Lester Gillespie, Tate Brady,
Earl Berry. d. G. Richardson, Harry Cas-.
tie, George Kelly, Thomas Wood, Vatican
Biddison. Misses Mary Sill, TookAh Sans
berry, Dorinda Bruce. Grace Downing, Nell
Burns, Naomi Mcsnrye, Mary Clay VIII
lsms and Miss Marguerite Gavin.
A delightful and very unique entertain
ment OF the past week was the ladies day
event IN the Elks' Home on Thursday AFT
-rnoon. Mrs jack Letcher and Mri. Jack
scott were hostessss and received their
guests, women eligible to Flkdom, and an
invited guests each, numbering about one
hundred and hny. Tho entire lower floor
OF the club home gave = floral welcome,
the rooms being lovely In the decoration OF
autumn fowers A. given time the
guests were taken TO tho ballroom which
had been converted into an auditorium.
seats and stage being arranged. The sur.
prise scheduled proved to 10 q minstrel
skit splendidly put on With Mrs. stbin
interlocuior, MeSdames Rothsteln and Grit.
fsnstein as "end men" Mosdsmss y. II.
Short, c. W. Benedict as soloists, and
Mrs Minnie Benner In the character lmper
sonation OF "Old Black joe The min
strel setting was attractive, the costumes
Of the ladies being colonial. Each ono
with the exception Of Mrs Sabin, who wore
the powered Wig, were In blaokface. The
numbers were all enoored Afterward
social season was enjoyed downstairs when
coffee chocolate eclsires and mints were
served The hostesses we're assisted by
Mrs. Dan Hunt, ir., Mrs. Thomas A. Hunt
Mrs Prank CAsebecr and Mrs. 7. l.. sa
Ms.dsme. 7. II. Wood, George NJ. swis,rt,
Homer WILCOX and Mrs c. Y. Linn Who
who assisted IN serving The mex, hos no..
Guy johnson.
Mrs p. r. Pyeatt extended gracious and
lovely hospitality last Tuesday afternoon
10 quite a number OF friends, entertaining
with bridge In her home on West Tbr'
toenth street, having several come In later
for tcA This hostess was aided by
Mesdames p d Knight G. V. King, o u.
McCArty. Charles l. Nanc-y and Mrs II
lah Wade lIArrel. The home was redolent
and beautiful with the tlorsl embelhshment
OF large yellow chry rysanth emums, the tint
reminding Que Of the recent Halloween sea
sou There were eiIht tAbles Of players
and those Who made the scores were Mrs
Arthur Hooper Mrs William q. WHrnock
and Mrs Forrest = Hayden After the
gnme two course luncheon vas served on
the tables Mrs PyeAtts guests were
MeSdames " n sil ! B Mstrve Albert
Naverisk. Miles spearss John Carson
II Means Charles l. YAncey. l. d Hitch.
p ? Marshall, Alvin Richards = II Short,
Alfred q Itpggrm. Orrn II M~Csrty. l. X
Davis John Arnold louis Cvash. r. For
rest HAYDEN Louis Holman, & H. SeEAr
Dudley Dickson Arthur Hooper J n
Brown. Isaac shu'sr John Bruce Cox, I