The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-24
INTEREST
y TO WOMEN


nun MILLER, Virginia Wilcox,
n!,Hb nns!.,by virginia Gist and James
Gardner
x.s Allen lee Hoase of 1914
u,,s, Cameron street gave n Hal-
,,we.sn birthday party Tor her son
II .wso Lee Haasc junior on SATURDAY.
4 H.e,.airing somo S5 of the small
I'isa among whom were Charles
ray tV Kent Junior, Robert Baper'
nl,dstta smith, lSichard Jcintihs'
"a Florence Jones, James Chcs-
s,g,o iurior, Elizabeth buchanan,
y,ge Nnud Thomas, Mercedes ana
S'orre Batterton and George Nen-
s,,h Fa,rcil Of Des Moines, iowa.
N,"t 7'ta u,rAston was the eighth birth
~ her son and in keeping with
& g' season Of the year the hous
's W. decorated with pumpkins and
oor,, stslEs. The guests were
s.ssted. and the yellow candles
u,Slb - afforded the illumination
WI, "erle shadows on the walls, re-
.a,l,rg witches, hob goblins and tho
"rn;ilae black cats of ill-omened
fame. ...,. so-v.a hv
,l,dlv laced witches, who turned
am, IA be- Mrs Haasc. Mrs. James
VCS.scbtre. Mrs lrst Buchanan,
~ charles Kent and Mrs. Batter
,,r and orange ice with vanilla
II " chocolate ice cream whose coll
.,fpi toothsomeness- matched the
,aeors, .rs. we're enjoyed by the
sonn.7,ters. Games, apple-bobblnb
y "a dances were The order OF the
day
pobert Erskine Broach. lovingly
,,toa "Buo" by home and friends
was the happy recipient OF attention
saturday afternoon when MS
.other Mrs. walter f.. Broach,
Entertained a company of small folk
4, honor of his fifth birthday ami
aa.sarv Halloween prevailed
,brouehout and games OF interest to
,bs little guests were directed by
Ma Otto h. Wetzel and Miss
Amelia Broach. elder sisters OF the
bonoree. Black and yellow were
colors festooned, and a large pump
Vim adorned the table. whero also
sood the large birthday cake, hold
,nr five blazing tapers. Ices, cakes,
fruits and confection were served
,Ae merry party who wero Edith
Houston, Airline Wiet. Leone Thayer.
Essie sykes. Dave Madansky, Bob
Gilrers, Edmund Cheesebro. John
shuber. Ben Hawkins. Joe Byrd,
Maurice and Bobby Cohen, Whit
field Griffith. jr.. Owls Short, n. G.
Stout. Vance Broach, Richard Kear-
ney, John Bell. G. c. Spillers. jr..
Richard Drummond ans Bingham
Sykes
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Markham. jr.. entertained
q number OF his friends at the Or
pheum Saturday afternoon. Later
the little guests went TO tho Mark
ham home on South Carson tor re-
sreshments'
Mrs. Homer Huff was hostess
Thursday Afternoon at auction bridge
! Il her home on North Main streos
Roses, dahlias and other attractive
flowers OF the season we're arranged
In graceful fashion throughout the
rooms and assisting Mrs, Huff were
Mesdames Merton .Donlcvy. s. NJ.
Murray and Mrs. Luther McCorkle.
In the game, those making scores
we're Mrs. J. Wyse Brown, high score,
Mrs c. w. Kingsberry, low and
Mrs c. r, Walters. consolation.
Luncheon was served at the coRc1u-
sion OF the game TO the guests who
we're Mesdames ]. Wyse Brown,
Merton Donlevy, c. r. Walters, Bar
ney Meyer. 7. r. Steinberg, j. g.
B0ckney. Richard Saye, J. r. kel-
20, J. z, Griffenstein. c. w. Kings
bury. Charles A. Vandever. w. Il.
Rilmer, Il. l. Laws. c. NJ. Murray.
Charles Brown. George -Renshaw.
George Pohler. C. s. Truelove, w. NJ.
Mccullough, Lee Thompson, William
Rohneteld Frank Campbell and j.
B. Hawkins.
Mr. John King was host Wednes
cay evening at a dinner dance In the
Country club. honoring his sister
Mss Agnes King, and Miss Loretta
E'ser, both sof New York city. who
sn visitors in tho home OF Mr.. and
h's Hugh King. jr. Thirty guests
snoyed the very lovely affair. Dur.
,ng the dinner. dancing was INDUCED
IN the handsome ballroom which
was florally adorned with flowers
ana fern, the predominating tone:
peing pink, blue and pale yellow
The dinner table was lovely In cal.
ttndulas, coXcomb and other attrac-
i've blooms arranged In dainty ar
nsty. The affair was altogether in.