The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
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a three act comedy. prince
chap" will hc given lu Convention
hall on the night of Friday, Apul lG,
under the auHpiccs ~ tho drama
league Tor the high school art fund.
A municipal proclamation has been
issued asking tho people 'o patron
izo this entertainment ana tickets
Will bc on ulo aIl Wo'h An able
local cast wIl be lu evidence uH
follows
Mr E " Gallagher plays tho
LEADING rolc OF 'iUuco chap DID
cnpluly supported by Horace H.
llaun William NcEtoy as the Earl
Of Huntington. Harry Is Norris. New
York broker. Maurice liuurlgan and
". D.. Courtney as artists, Little
Phyllis and Maxine johnson, talented
children of Dr and Mrs ChaH y.
Johnson. play the five and seven
year baby parts. while Miss noshlind
Hollow, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o. o Hollow appears as the 'chlId.
iu the eighteen year part Miss
Mary g. McNulty as Princess
Alice and Mrs Milton Uoo Sab.u
who directs the entertainment. ap-
pears iu tho double role ~ mother
and "puckcrs" a chorus Of 30 Of
tho young social fot lu an attnc.
tive feature with six Tiny tOis ln an
Irish dance. Little Mics Mary NilcH.
dnuphtor of Major ana Mrs Ava j.
Niles. will give "A character specially.
Mrs Clnud J.. Hough was hostess
on the afternoon Of Thursday when
she Mrs william H. Heydrlck. Mrs.
james II kcaton Of Muskogco and
Mrs j. r. llurcy Of Birmingham
Ala. brought pleasure TO "a trio of
visiting malrons In her home ana
quite company OF others enter
tanning with auction bridge. There
were seven tables OF players in tho
game, In which Mrs. Paul Payne won
first prize and Mrs. Clnud ltoscustcin
the consolation, favorH also being
presented the visltors. yellow tones
were used In the decorations and en-
phnsizcd I'm qualities OF tulips, jon
quils aud cnloudulas Luncheon was
served afterwurd on the card tables.
the hostess being assisted by MIS-. l..
V. Hitch and Mrs Gene lluff Beside
the honor guests, those present were
Mesdames paul Payne. James Spald-
Ing, Thomas /. Munroc, j Raymond
Burdick. W g. Warnock w X.
Ritchic. Ralph Dlllcnbcck, Otis Lor-
ton, Carl u, Filbert, B NJ, Boehmlor.
Cllttord BhsB, Robert NJ. BluCkmorc.
George Billingslco, Jules G. Lctcher.
Thomas Darby. w. g. pcrcival, Roy
Johnson, Ice Kunsmhn, Claud NJ
ROsenstein, Guy H., Burford william
NJ Bagley, Paul Robinson OF Musko-
gee. Clarence Taylor j B Cnswoll Of
MuskoRoc. Rush Grecnsladc. clifford
w, Lord. -. G. Morrison, Tracy
Brown. -----
Mrs. Charles +. Noble had 80 ma
irons and maids with her In her
home on South Cheyenne avenue on
the afternoon of Wednesday In com 10
plimont To Mrs, Joseph Morrison and
Mrs, II a. Fowler OF Kansas City,
the guests OF Mrs. George M. Can
terbury. The homo was frightened
florally with many pink and white
stock ana snapdragons, Towering
hydr0ngoa ana other spring flowers
In the game. Mrs l.. l., Mlllikln
made high score. Mrs Robert Me
Kim iilnckmore second, Mrs Horac,
J. Baker consolation, All OF whom rc-
ceived wonderful gifts In japanese
art work, the honor guest being in
cluded In the presentations Quite "a
number were In for tea and a happy
time was spent over the cups. Mrs.
Grant G. Stebbcns and Mrs. Henry
N. Greis presided at the service. the