The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
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spread which also proved one OF
the features OF. the occasion. In
the party werei MIR. ana Mrs. j. G.
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.ao. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Z. Hall: llclon
Cover, Iva Brink. Alenne McLin.
Hazel Reese, Emma Samples. Ruth
Wills Ara Johnson, jamie Harris
Mildred Goodson, Nnnossa FORD.
Martha Doles, Clentis Pharris, Flora
Poguo, Mary Phariis, Rose Woods.
Edih warren, Easter Warren
Doris warren, ma wy
cool, Emcline Hatch, Thalma
HALEY, Clara simmons, George
Hughes, Ted Reed. Estis Adams, Joe
Bennett, Harvey Parhs, Charlie Nc
Kinney, Brack Butler oliver Van
Zandt, Albert van 2andt. Lurn Ter
rcll, Ross O'Neil. Harvey Walden,
w. n. Dunn, Albert Hatfield. Fream
Minton, Joe Koberling, Ray Cross
Paul Hayes.
Miss Helon Chestnut and Miss
Helen Barth entertained with a
beach party and dance at sand
Springs one evening during the
week. The event proved delightful
and was pretty compliment TO
Mrs. ]. \. Coffman OF Hartford,
cs1nn.. the guest OF Mrs. Jesse r.
Brammer.
Ms. f. n. Turnbaugh opened her
attractive new home in Irving place
on Wednesday to n number OF
friends whom she entertained at luc-
tion bridge in honor of Mrs. Coff-
man tho guest OF Mrs. Jesse E
Brammer. High score was made by
Mrs, A. q. Baker. Low by Mrs. Leon
II. Mead. Mrs. Cofman receiving the
guests prizh. yellow and lavender
were employed as color motif
and summer flowers were used. A
two course luncheon was served.
Mrs. Harry L. Cannady was host
ess on Monday mplimenting Mrs
Coffman, the congenial party being
taken to the Orpheum for the mat
inee performance and afterwards
served a delightful luncheon In the
Tea Cup Inn, where the table was
most attractive in appointment, field
flowers forming n brightly tinted
center mound. Corsage clusters OF
sweetheart roses were presented each
guest as favors. Enjoying this very
pleasant affair were Mesdanes Leon
II. Mead, Ed Grassland, l.. v. Hitch,
&c. f.. Buckmastar, Jules Constantin,
A. @. Baker, Eugene J.. Roop. George
stanley, Dan Brunnell, Guy w. John
son, frank Il. Dillard, r Q. Hys.
Charles II. Hubbard. u. p. Milhkin.
Sydney s. Smith. i. e. Turnbnugh'
Arthur G. Hooper. II. M. Brown
vern yandever, Thomas !. Munroe
J. II. c. Hopkins. T. T. Fnrr, T. II,
Cranfilis OF Dallas, J. r. Brammer
Miss Hazel Darling OF Muskogee.
The Kendall college students nov
at homo and the faculty and theil
families at Kendall gave n delight
ful picnic on the college campus
| Thursday evening. the inspiration
| being the departure on Friday oi
| Mlsses Josephine Layman. Pauline
| Temples and Ruby Mae Jones, the
Y, w. C. A delegates for Estes Park
Colo, where they will attend the
Rocky Mountain students confer
| ence. DR.. ]. NJ. Gordon. the new
president of Kendall, made a very
interesting talk, his subject being
student corporation. There was
watermelon cutting afterwards when
a social time was enjoyed.
Mrs. John .. Connors was hostess
Thursday evening to a number of
friends in honor OF Mrs. John Kin
sella of New York city who is vis-
ltlilB ucT uaubH'Sii "i9' ion
Dow. A line party at the Orpheum
with refreshments served after
wards In the home OF the hostess
was tho delightful mode OF enter
tainment. Misses Mary Curren,
Mary and Margaret Smith and Edna
Foos assisted Mrs. Connors.
Members OF the. Theta Beta Phi
sorority OF Kendall college met at