The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Country club Mrs. Georg clyde Lord
made top score. Mrs. ~. V. Goldrlck
second and Mrs. W X. Holmes low,
Mrs. ". II ChilcotL. the guest OF
Mrs. G.. A. Wall. was remembered
in awarding favors. yellow spring
flowers decorated the parlors ana
after the game a salad course was
served. Mrs Wullings guest list was
| limited to those who have entr'-
| tanned for her the past few days, ON
/ this. the eve OF her departure Of the
| Walrngs for their future home in
/ California. --
Mrs. william II. Pomeroy brought
pleasure to members OF the ram
Hellenic society on Saturday after.
noon when she entertained them
with Monte Carlo whist. using the
Country club as "A setting, Thetc
were eight tables Of players and
after the game one-course lunch-
con was served Business also char
acterizcd this gathering.
Miss Naomi Mcscrvc and Miss
Mary Sill were hostcsses on Friday
evening In the home OF Miss Me
serve, entertaining with delight
ful auction bridge party Pink and
white was tho color scheme and at
the close OF the game. a two course
luncheon was serNd. Enjoying the
hospitality of these young hostosses
were Mesdames Jack W. Bates.
Robert LeBus. Emerson Higgins.
sydney $ Smith, James Nelson.
Guy Johnson. Andrew Carnegie.
:. Burke. Cecil Canary, otto Wetzel,
Wuliam l.iedtko. Lester Giilispie,
Ross Rayburn, Sylvan Price, Lloyd
Lewis. Harry Miller. Lctha Stanley
Iawhon. Eugene Atkins. REX Enos,
Robert Gaylor. Ralp h Dillard'
Thomas j. woods, Bower, Julia
LcBus. II. W. Castle. Harry Cas-
tie, Misses Mary Clay Williams,
Jean shea. Vivian FulFhum. Mary
Delaney, Edna Nelson. Dorinda
Bruce, Nina Norris. Tookah STAINS
berry Grace Downing, bcona Gal
breath, Farrell of New York.
One OF the bright social affairs OF
an altogether informal nature dur
ing the week was the auction bridge
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Frank Casebeer in her home In
Maple Ridge. Tho attraCtiVoness
of the interior of this home was en-
danced by the prodigal use OF
springs flowers in lavender sweet
peas and roses. Assisting Mrs Case
beer were her mother, Mrs. Oar
Hunt. sr. Mrs. George Howell, aud
Mrs. A. +. Boren. Top score was
made by Mrs. Grant X. Mccullough
Mrs. Ralph Darnell making low
After the game "A two-course lunch
con was served, coffee being poured
later in the dining room which car
, ried out the floral offering OF tn,
other entertaining suite. Mrs. Oar
p Hunt, sr., and Mrs. Pardon presiding
nj no IN at
2 party was given in honor of Mrs
Lawrence T. Nolz OF Oklahoma City
D the guest of Mrs. l. G. Rosser. anC
. Miss Elizabeth Shelton of Kansas
! City, who has been the guest OF Mrs
William Lloyd Lewis.
4 Mrs. B. II. Boehmler's home wa
3 thrown open on Tuesday afternoon
( to Chapter A. X, II. T.. o., who en-
= tertained Chapter n. About so la
8 dies attended. Mrs s. II. Laune o
e the Oklahoma grand chapter ant
= Mrs. II. 7. Prendergrast of Eureki
Z Springs, Ark, were out-of-town Wis
= itors. The home was attractive ii
its floral enhancement of sprini
n flofers. The program was in charg
r OF Mrs. c. l.. Goodale.
a Vocal solos, Rose In the Bud"
a Song of the Soul" ........
! h ........ Mrs. w. j. Henr
: tMrs. Clyde l.. Sears at the piano.
d Reading. when Nature Molds a
e Man" ....... Mrs, @. O, HollVy
I Plano Solo, selected, ..........
n .......... Mrs. ID. c. Acosti
Violin solo (a) Alteration" 90
"Old Black Joe" ..........
Mrs. d. Garabedian, Mrs. h. c.
4 Troese
Q Piano solo, selected Mrs. Clyde Scar