The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Itrd, y g. Rodd H. Verne NUudrVur
Charles y. COlviu. Charles " Hub
bard. Thomas a. Hunt Dan Hunt
lra John Davis McLin Raymond
irnnn, Slmm Carson, John Rogers
George lnveRrovc. Thomas J. Mum
roc. Edward Clarke and 4. e. rOu,-
liuson. Tho hostess was nssistod by
Mrs. spencer Haunls.
Mrs. E NJ. Brown gave uu auc-
ton bridge party lu her homo on
'he afternoon uf TnurHdny, ,umpl
montary 10 Mrs Harry j.. Cnnuady
the honOrs ~ the Eamc being won
by Mrs a, g. Baker. Mrs. " W
Stuckcy ana Mrs Caunady receiving
the guests prize. Present wcr,
Mesdames Counady ChnrIcs IT, COL
vim, Verne Vaudcycr. Dudley w.
bickHon, Dan Hunuell A. @ Baker
j. II. G. Hopkins. George Clvdn
Lord, W w sturkcy. Ralph Tai
bot, A. g. Ludwig. Leo Daniels
Bcrtram itedgravc. Charles H Hub
hnrd. J. NJ. Iuskc. .. T.. Sturm. Ber-
nnrd Mcl<erron, =, w. Bauman, H.
Dewitt Hon, 4. l.. Funk. r. F
Galley and Miss Clpperly or Gait
forpin. Mrs. Dudley w Dickuon's
party on Tuesday was another com
pllment Ia Mra Gannadv Luncheon
was served ana aftorwnrd. bridge
enjoyed In which Mira Jules Con-
stnntin and Mrs Raymond Iong-
land captured prizes ChryBnnthc-
NUNS In yellow and white were
ued In decorating the rooms Mrs.
Cannady Ralph Talbot, John D
McG.in, Charles H. Hubbard. a. O.
Baker, J. H. G. Hopkins. Dan Bun
nell G. r. keilty Howard Felt
George clyde Lord jules Conslau-
tn, Raymond Hoagland T.. VI.
Brown, Lee Daniel, Bortrum Rcd
grave and T.. w. Bauman. on
Monday, farewell courtosio9 woTe
given Mrs. CRnnady ia an informal
auction bridge given by Mrs. jules
Constantln In her home when she
entertained 20 guests Mrs. Red
grave and Miss Amclie Coustautiu
scored IN the interesting game ana
luncheon was served nftorward on
the card tables,
Tho weeks close was marked with
much distinction by the brilliant
dinner dance given at the Country
club by officers, directors and em-
ploycs or the Exchange National
bank and the Exchange Trust COM
phny. Covers were laid for 100
kuftiSs ino fNFllt lnf lllNl NUr
nual affair OF lts kind, served also
10 celebrate tho birthday nnnlver-
sary OF the banks now president,
Mr. Robert T. Brewcr which Incl
dent created much fellcitation. The
club presented a picture OF beauty
with handsome floral decorations
and the approach Of the happy
Nuletide was suggested In these as
w"ii Us the placocards. a birthday
cake. with the initials Of Mr.. Brewer
occupied the center of the table
where he nat surrounded by the Of
ficials. with whom he IL associated.
The evening grew merry with infor-
NAL talks and at the last, funmak-
ers were presented ana queer caps
given as fayors TO the ladies' of the
parry Confetti and balloons were
vlsualized above the tables. the
scene taking ON n genuine Christ
mas ana carnival environment. Ro-
ceiving az hosts were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs
John j. McGraw. Mr., and Mrs, Rob
ert NJ Moody Judge and Mrs. " l.,
Stnndovop Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mitchell the latter. president Of the
Exchange club. Members OF tho en-
tertainment committee Of the EN-
change club Misses Mildred Morri
son. stella Shields Mr.. Harold Ait
kon. chairman: Messrs. Fred w.
Brombacker Hensel h. johnson and
II, X. Lindsey.