The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
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. TO WOMEN
Parties

CONTINUED PROM PRECEDING fAdh'
pearman. r. T.. Farr. George Il.
Uoagland. Il. J Darby, Minnie X
penner, Thomas B. coulter, Roy
Dodd, Edward l.. Levine, Horace
II Schafier. H. X. simmons, carr
Won Jageratcld Jr. Harry tFoss'
Paul Holmes, A. owens y, L.
Dobie, A q Baker A, O. hoobsN
W. A. Vhudeycr. w T brsI
stein. p ". Nerson, G = Nahdevou'
r H. wood, y. 4 Horn, Kansas Guy
Mo: Claronce Stone, II Il, Elliot,
pan y. Mccarthy. c, u. stanley, +,
y Tryon, c. II Rosenstein. Dan
Eunnell. Jr.. D. c, Rose. o. y. HYDE
lack Ham nell. C. " strouVel.e'
pnni Gerlach. C. Il. Krattx, H. u
AkIn. Jack Scott, II, IL, Rhodes. II
w Walker, q. u. Mckinney, II.
c. Uopksn. clifton Dewey. Che",1f
Il Elliott, John Chambers p ~
snort, A O. Higgens Thomas !,
Munroe Ted Wells, Roy HeiinAn'
charles X. Francis. Walter Duokc,.
younx q. Mitchell n Snycor, r.
+. Chadweil. J., w. Ballew, ~ y
Roihs,eln, seAman ! loncs II v,
Hanna. A, J. Pfister, E = Marshall
& II TAYLOR. Louis WasH"rkrng
Rush GrecnslRde, James J. ltHKH,
Misses Murdeon Breen and Map''
Conway,
Mrs II. II poehmler en'"r'Hnen
ycHtcrdhy for barbara Jean, ~
Young daughter, whose fnh hiitn'
day annlversary viii he Thhh"Hslv
ing day. Twelve OF the we" w."
came Ia do homage 10 the eN"n.
pink was tho color scheme ana
games were played IN which pea
mn, hunt proved delightful The
bIr,hdpy cake was al embossed ~
white and held five pink taper" an
ngiow Those present were Nrglhh
Frnngis, Jack schnff Mary ELIZA
heth Young, Alice Qnesenborry.
Fliznheth McCully. Charles tollinS.
Jean Decker. Miriam Post and H.,y
Rlackwelder. Miss Rinkley ana Mis-
Keellng assisted Mrs. bochm'er !"
her duties
A happy crowd of nine little g,rs
ma, yes,erday Mt the home OF Mr
ana Mrs r. G. Thompson. looo
gouth Cincinnati avenue to celehfhlo
Inc twin birthdays of Frances
Thon paon and Mildred lierbold'
T,he fioyers, decorations ana n"
froahments carried n color Scno'ne
In white ana red and tho JACK
Uornrr pio In the center OF the t'a
table contained favor Tor oncu
rmall Kueat. Games ana music i''.u"
the short afternoon with pleasure TOT
tho children.
Mrs Victor II walker was hos
,csa Wednesday afternoon In the
Country club giving an afternoon
tea This proved one OF the mos.
eIeborate partics OF the week ana
nroyed very interesting as II btonKn'
together A most fashionable and Sc
lect gathering OF matrons ana tna'ds
Amid a luxriant floral setting OF
American Beauty toses the hostess
received, assisted by Mrs clarence ~
Hofer. Mrs Harry W. bla.s sna
Miss Agnes kennedy Of New Ams,. nss'.,.
dam, New York, Further essis.
Ing were Mesdames G, G. Cole
George & Role, c. j Callahan,
Cvrns 3 sweet, r.. Roger Kemp
percIval u. Magee. l. II. Witwer'
Ralph II, shaw, J. II, Harvey
Thomas H. Lyons, Joseph II. Has
kell, John ". BLACK. &. W. fin,'
John n, Woodland. Patrick H. NAL
10y, A. l.. Murphey. u. II. Terry, i.or-
lng q. Bradstreet. +. r Waltef'
Lester Gillespie, Emerson {. nlg-
gins, charles D. r. O'lIern and Mrs
D n Mcmahon. In The dining room
Mrs. w. NJ Fewcl, Mrs. Horace +,
a
Anderson. Mrs Frank ii. Greer ana
Mrs. George r. Williamson poured
tea during the hours, assisted by
group OF attractive maids. Misses
Carmen Coyle. Marguerite Moran
Mary and Irene Delaney, 1eonn Gal
breath, Jcnnies shea, Amelia Bcnliey
OF seattle. Mary Clay williams, Ma
oml Meserve. Anna and Caroline
Mcnirney aad Miss Evelyn Mock.
The table was exquisite In its ap..
polntments orchid colors prevailed
and were shown In sweetheart roses
violeia ans orchids, Unique was
,rellswork uf white enamel used In
the arrangement tnshaded tapers
In pale pink and violet tones com
bined TO make the ensemble a
symphony OF color Flswhere In
the several rooms were gift flowers
these being In the gorgeous flowers
OF the season, chrysanthemums and