The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28


Miss Connolly in these gifts, were,
besides the hostesscs, Mesdames ielc
Andreas, Roger Mitchell. Theron BY
mum, Charles A Black, Dan HUNT
jr., T. A. Hunt, Jules Constantin, c.
b. McKeon. Misses Jeanette Ross,
Julictte Hunt, Isla Lynch, Halah Fa-
gan, Amelie Constantin. Gladys Nar-
hrough, Dane Martin, Mildred
Shields, Nina Norris, Margaret Bell.
Gladys Hendershot.
One OF the loveliest parties OF the
week was that given in the Country
club on Friday afternoon when Mrs
ID. G. Richardson, Jr., entertained
at bridge for Miss Mildred Brad
street of Muskogee. the guest OF her
brother, Mr.. Loring q. Bradstreet
and Mrs. Bradstreet The living
room in the club was bcautified with
prodigal usage OF sweetpeas, jon
quils and roses Shades OF purple
and yellow predominated.
In the game Mrs. J. G. Williams
OF Kansas City scored highest and
Mrs. Letha Stanley Lawhon won
consolation. In the presentation OF
prizes. Miss Bradstrect was remem-
bered. A dainty luncheon was served
at the close OF the afternoon. Mrs.
Richardson's invited list included
tho following matrons and maids
Mrs. Loring G.. Bradstreet, Mrs.
Howard n. Cole, Mrs. Earl Grant
Hastings, Mrs. John /. Shakely,
Mrs. Richard Payne OF Chicago. Mrs.
w. Valjean Biddson, Mrs p. NJ.
Biddison-. OF Columbus, Ohio; Mrs.
Thomas I. Munroe, Mrs. Letha Stan
| ley I.awhon, Mrs. John ID. Mayo
Mrs. Cass Mayo. Mrs. A. Flint Moss
Mrs. Allie T.. Lewis, Mrs. w. L.
Lewis, Mrs. Thomas ]. Wood, Mrs
! T.. w. Jacobs, Mrs. j. G. Williams OF
Kansas City, Mrs. Frank Billings
| lee, Mrs. ID. +. McKeon, Mrs. Nc
Andrew, Mrs. Roscow NJ. Griffith
Mrs. Rex $. Walker. Mrs. Ralph
Riley. Mrs. -. +. Mcmahon, Mrs. II
L. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Eugene Lorton
| Mrs. W. f.. Brown, Mrs. q. y
Wright. Mrs. C. J. Haskell. Mrs. T
X. Smith, Mrs. James A. Chapman
| Mrs i. +. Walter. Mrs. Clarence j
| Hindman, Mrs. w. o. LiGon, jr., Mrs
A. r. Alison, Miss Elsie birmingham
Mrs. Rex S. Walker paid lovely
courtesy to her guest and that oi
Mrs. John L. Shakely when on the
afternoon og Thursday she enter
tained with a bridge for Mrs. Rich
ard Payne Of Chicago also Mrs. II
T.. Comfy. n bride OF the holidays
Mrs. Walker entertained in her suite
in Manhattan Lodge. using a profu'
sion of vari-hued spring flowers II
decorative effect Mrs. ShakelS
made high score. Mrs. Emerson Hig
gins making second. Mrs. Payne wai
also remembered in presentation o.
favors. Mrs. +. NJ. Biddison, an at
tractive visitor. poured tea from
beautifully arranged table. There
were 80 guests.
Mrs. c. w. Benedict presided as Q
gracious hostess at the weekly
bridge-tea in the Country club givei
Wednesday afternoon. While the in
fluence of Lent was noticeable II
the small attendance, the afternoon
was much enjoyed. Mrs. Georg'
Winkler made high score and Mrs
John Murray Ward made secon'
score, Mrs. Winkler receiving a dec
GRATED vase and Mrs. Ward decorat
ed waxen tapers. Mrs. John II
Means and Mrs. Robert NJ. Black
more presided at the tea table
which was attractive with a larg'
basket holding yellow jonquils an'
pink snapdragons. The candle
were in crystal sticks with yellow
shades. Assisting the hostess in re
ceiving and in the dining room were
Mrs. +. Il. Riddle. Mrs. How
ard y. Cole, Mrs Franklyn 5. Gray
Mrs. John W. Gilliland, Mrs. Norii
T. Gilbert. Mrs. Grant X. McCul
Tough. Mrs. G. II. Segar, Mrs, vii
liam l.. NOEL, Mrs. Thomas !. Nun
roe, Mrs. Thomas j. Hartman AM