The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
Parties

Miss Mary Sill complimented her
guests Miss Lucille Shain and Miss
| Ellanor Fox of Fairmont, West Nir-
ginia with a morning bridge In the
| Country club on Saturday. Sixty
matrons and girls of the. society set
enjoyed the very informal and love-
| ly affair. The hostss was assisted by
| her mother, Mrs William y. Sill.
The game was played on the spaci-
Gus sun porch which was attractive
| ly affair. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Thomas Shea made top score
and I'm the presentation of beautiful
boxes of stationery, the two honor
guests were remembered. A two
course luncheon was served after
wards. quite "A number OF informal
affairs are being given for Miss
Shain and Miss Fox, the coming
week to be associated with a number
of those to be given In their honor.
Mrs o. +. sinks entertained a
company q fifty girls and boys
| Thursday evening In the Sunks
home on Baltimore avenue. Games
land contests were enjoyed and
| puch was served on the lawn under
a floral canopy of pink and white.
In a field meet, prizes were won by
| Genevive Bradshaw and Eldred
Bates. The color scheme OF pink and
white prevailed throughout. Assist
ing Mrs. sinks were Mrs. Carl Lee
| Parden, Misses Josephine Simons
Lucille and Ruth Ward. out of town
visitors were Miss Sue Salmon and
Master John Roberts HILBERT of
Oklahoma City and Master Hubert
Sloan of Muskogec. The guests
u aut All 1iRa a
Walker, Domingo Acastoa. Florice
IWertzberger, Chick Strowelle, Mar
ion Brownlee, Helen Welch, Sue
Salmon, Alice Kistler, Martha
Sharpe, Alice Schaff. Ruth Day, Mar
cellete Grant, Winifred Stahl, Mar
garet Broach, Margaret insult, Geni-
We've Bradshaw, Martha Simmons,
Elizabeth Barnes. Margaret Capps.
Mary Louise Neely, Katherine Lain.
Austin Kelly, Genevive Franklin
Marion Savage, Dorothy Belle Bry-
ant. Masters, Robert Weitzberge,
Harold Walker, Gordon Avery, Sell
don Chick, George Davis. Ray Kelly.
James Bradshaw, walter Broa CHI
Wade Arnold, James Bush, VIM,
Margins, Eldred Bates, Glen Gal
brsth Vernard Doyle, Kirk Tuttle,
Robert Baker, Charles Day, Donald
Ross, Jimmie Creekmore, Richard
Bearman, william Coleman, John
Robert Herbert, Herbert Sloan. Flo
Grimes, Jack Hartman, Marshall
Hartman Wallace Franklin.
Mrs Isaac Shuler and Mrs Huber
w. Whitney brought pleasure Il
about 80 guests when they enter
tained at auction bridge Saturday af
ternoon in their suburban home. Th'
| spacious drawing room and veran
das were used for the card tables
and decorations were the man!
beautiful roses and garden flower
from the garden. The inspiration
OF this informal and delightful af
fair is the presence In the home 70
the summer of Miss Rose Shule
OF Jamestown, n. y, a sister of Mr.
Shuler. During the afternoon tive
course luncheon was served.
Mrs Robert NJ Gaylor gave al
auction bridge party in her home oil
Friday afternoon, her visitors
Misses Pauline and Emily Powell o
Nowata, Okla, being the inspiration
Mrs. Harry Castle made top score II
the game. Miss Ruth Fitzpatrick
and Miss Pauline Powell also bcinI
victorious in making scores. Sweet
peas decorated Mrs. Gaylor's attrac
tive home with all their varied col
orlng and fragrance and were giyel