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

In corsage clusters to those making
scores, also the out-uf-town guests,
who were Miss Shain and Miss Fox
OF West Virginia, who are the guests
OF Miss Mary sill, Mrs. L.. NJ. stern.
the guest Of Mrs 4, W. Bauman, and
Miss Rose Shuler. who is spending
the summer IN the home OF her rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Shuler
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert W. Whit
ney. There were five tables of play
ers. and at the conclusion of the
game, the hostess. aesistod by Mes
danes Whitney, Bauman and Cecil
Canary, served "a two-course lunch
con.
MIR. and Mrs G.. y. Wright were
hosts Friday evening In the Coun-
try club to one of the largest and
most enjoyable evening parties Of
the season. They conferred honor
on Mt and Mrs. W H.. Christian,
newcomers to the city, and Dr. Mark
f.. Stanley, their relatives, and
brought within this realm OF COM
plimcnt several others visiting here
Just now, among whom are Misses
LILLIAN Edwards and sue salmon
OF oklahoma city, Marccline Bal
bridge OF Ennis. Texas, and NJ ISIS
Pauline Hamlin OF Pawhuska. all
guests In the Wright home; also
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Phillips Of
Hugo, okla, and Mrs VIII Whit.
man OF oklahoma city. The hosts
and honor guests received In the
spacious living room OF the club and
were assisted by Miss Mary Sill and
| her visitors. Misses Shan and Fox
| OF West Virginia. The room pre-
scnted floral loveliness with baskets
| OF pink gladioli with an appropri-
ate background OF palms and ferns
! Dancing was enjoyed during the
evening, the strains OF n large or
chostra giving sufficient inspiration
for this charming entertainment
Assisting the hosts here and In the
dining room were DR.. and Mrs Fred
Sewers ClintonJ Dr. and Mrs w. Al
| bert Cook, DR. and Mrs. q. \. Wall
DR.. and Mrs. O. r. Sinks, DR.. and
Mrs. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam +. Kistler. Mr.. and Mrs. u. G.
Richardson jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Jacob, MIR and Mrs Hollie Poe, Mr.
and Mrs Vatican Biddison. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex 5. walker, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence j. Hindman, Mr.. and Mrs
Cass A. Mayo, Judge and Mrs sum
mers Hardy. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
\ j. WoodsS Mr., and Mrs. W. n. Sill
Mrs. NJ. T.. Stanley. Mrs. I.etha Stan
Icy Lawhon, Misses Tookah STAINS
| berry Dorothy and Martha McBirney
vivian and Katherine Fulghum. ON
the sun porch dipping refreshing
punch were Misses Elisabeth Cook
Alice Kistler. Catherine and Jean
nctte Wright, Master Norman
Wright and Ralph Dowd. The din
Ing room presented an alluring pic
ture in its floral arrangement and
colors. Pink roses were employed
as center mound on the table
and the cnndelabra was in lavender
The buffet was banked In garden
flowers, the predominating shades
of blue in evidence. Ices and cak eS
were served. About 500 attended.
One OF the attractive parties OF
the week was that given by Mrs
| Gary Nandevcr In her home or
North Denver avenue on Friday af,
ternoon. Varied tintings in sweet
peas and large clusters of gladiol
with their delicate roseatc shade,
were adorning tho entertaining
suite. In the afternoon game, Mrs
| Clarke Field made top score, Mrs. $
+. Tryon second. and Mrs. l., NJ
Burcham third. Assisting the hos
tess in her duties were Mrs. Vern,
| Vandever. Mrs. John NJ. Haynei
and Mrs. w. A. Reynolds. Luncheon
was served at the card tables to tn