The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
PARTIES.

/ Mrs g. Edward Burgher brought
pleasure to quite a number OF her
friends. entertaining at auction
bridge on Tuesday afternoon, car
nations I'm rcd and white wci" COM
bincd to bring floral beauty to the
rooms and luncheon was served after
the klme on the card tables. Mrs.
Dan 1Iuineil made top score. Mrs
Leo Ludlow making low. The hostess
was assisted during the afternoon by
her mother. Mrs. J. =. Iliggins. Mrs.
Rurghor'l guests were, Mcsdam"q j,
n. Hawkins, y. W. nirgins. A. g.
Hawkins. Jack Wilson, W. \. Ne
Dormott. j. S. Higgins, John Alex
andcr loo Ludlow, r. j. Galley u.
NJ. Brown. Dan punnen Geurg"
stanley. y. A. Penny, Fred Maginnis
and Hazel Barr.
Mrs. charles u johnson enter
taincd 30 young folk In honor OF the
ninth birthday anniversary OF her
daughter Maxine Thursday after
noon In the Johnson home. PINK
aud white served az n very pretty
color scheme IN the decorations. rib
bons tullo. cut flowers and cand, %
u being employed to enhance the
rooms and the birthday table Kin
dcrgarton games aud story telling
hour were used as u modr of enter
tnnment FOR the little pcrple. Mrs
Lolita Myrdock assisted Mrs. john
son In her duties. Tees, cakes and
CONNECTIONS were served tn the merry
host namely: NADIA Bowm 1St "r,
Margaret Stewart, Dorothy Hfll"
BRYANT Eleanor NcwbloCk. Mnrjhry
| ~ h.a
Watson. Jennarose Forquer, RoSe-
= mare IIiidnch Mary Alice DAy,
Myro Day, Mary Sims, Geraldine NJ
Carly. Pauline Robincttc. Marguerite
Imccy, Mary Evelyn Pieford, Gwen
dolino Shepherd, Elizabeth kneale,
PHYLLIS Johnson Paul Atkins, Jack
Atkins, Thurmond Murdock, w. G
. stout. Gerald Galbreath, Billy sims
, Marvin Collins. Hoard and winfield
Cohonour Vance Hroach,. Dal,
Bowmastcr ana Lawrence Steaart.
A very lovely courtesy was the aft
ernoon party given "Wednesday oS
} Nrs T.. T., ShallenberRer. honoriDl
= Mrs NJ !. Maclary. The companN
present were pleasantly entertained
, with contests In which Mrs. III. O.
. Rishop and Mrs. NJ. a. Eakin, the
latter a visitor from Colorado, won
trophies. Mrs Macbry was present
, cd with the guests prize. Cut
flowers were used as decorations ana
. tduring the afternoon luncheon was
d. served. Enjoying the afternoon $
many pleasures were besides hon
! orco. Mesdames NJ. a. Swartz. II, a.
Curd, !. u. McNaughton, Catherine
Kramer, G.. NJ perrum, Lee G,
. Moore. Josephine Parker, $. a,
; Black. NJ. l.. Wade, s. q. Painter
Elizabeth Kemp, II. q. Bishop,
Helen i. Cone, \. J.. shepherd
Helen Mandcville. L. NJ. Bennett NJ
d j.. Hunter, y. l.. Thurmon and Hin
, man Monroe.
Members of the Theta Bea Phi SO
rority of Kendall college ecre host
i, cssos informally in the home oi
Misses Ruby Mae ana Elvira Jones
Yesterday evening following bas-
ketball game at Tulsa university
House decorations included stream
crs in ihc s1rity colors. crimson
and gold, and flowers of thei season
[ Later In the evening salad course
was served. Sorority pledges were
then responsible for n little oater'
tainment In costume, To which thrN
gave the name "Foilios Of 1921" and
20 succeeding numbers Of which We're
z Song, "Whcn NV Baby Smiles a.
+ Me-" Miss Ann Williams; Miss IN
c ellie Berlin, as n fortune teller; solo
"rho Japanese Sandman" Mis-
Louise Lowry. as Fan Fan %
u Japan"T solo, Garden of Old Fash
o lonod Roses" Miss Reryl Maunln
r as girl of 1871; solo, Chinese Lula
o. by," Miss Lucy Mae Marquis. as chi
( nose girl; solo. "IIold Me- Miss Lon
= Brooks, as Mime, Petite Valentine
= an aesthetic dance. Miss Mildred
Kiser; solo. Just Like Gypsy,
Miss Nell Trusty as "A gypsy girl
?. Present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bcntoi
{ Springer. Mr.. and Mrs. liowar'
4 Auorswald, Misses Josephine Lay
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