The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

| yellow tones, lace bctrimmed and ON
| bruidored iu gay flowers. The black
! lace mantilla was really from Spain
and worn over the Spanish comb of
! pretcntious dimensions GLOWING
red roses. two OF them fastened amid
| the rich lace at her neck and others
at her belt gave the added touch of
| color. Earrings of gold in hoops of
large size were "A reminder of the
jewel Casket of the days when Span
ish beauties laid much store 10y these.
Mrs. Henry Glidden Of Chicago, "a
petite blond represented Little Girl
, and was in frock OF pink tullo
and bonnet carrying a bouquet Of
| pink flowers; Mrs T., NJ. chad
bourne of san Francisco was an
! Egyptian girl; Mrs Burt Collins
was Summer Girl" Mrs Douglas
| W. Franchot was In the costume of
a Chinese Lady" Mr.. Franchot
wore an aborigines costume, Dr.
walter T.. Wright was In Mexican
dress, Mrs. Wright appeared as a
"FrcnCh Doll" Mrs. Armand w.
Blow wore a gay beach costume, Mr..
| Blow was a gay Pierrot, Miss Mabel
Marsh was lovely In "A gay beach
dress most becoming, Miss Elizabeth
| Painter was i'm orange and black and
represented a court Jester. Mrs. T..
I
| English INDY with high hat and
monocle with black satin coat and
skirt, with dash of white introduced,
| Mrs. Emory Brcnncman was I'm an
elaborate chinese costume, Mr. l@rCu-
nemann was a Sultan from Turkey,
| Mrs. Hugh King, jr, was an Egyp-
| tian and fashioned her costume Of
| black and gold; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wesley West were from East
. I.aI u Il
/ princess Both costumes were gorge
Gus In detail Mrs. West used white
satin and wore three wells, white
/ Jade and purple that went from the
softly folded turban fun length ana
/ caught to the turned -undcr fulcs of
/ her costume at the ankle. Mr.. Vests
satin turban was crowned with rich
/ aigrette fastened with diamond
clasp, the entire costume was typi-
design and make; Mr.. and Mrs
Earle W. Sinclair were Chinese
courticrs. Their costumes were
elaborate in design and brilliant in
colOring. Mrs. Ralph Il. Lockwood
was AN old fashioned southern
| Girl" Mrs, Lynn X. Wallace was
| Might" Mrs. Mabel Painter was a
Dutch Girl Mr.. T.. Rogers Kemp
| appeared as a Cockncy Englishman;
] MIS-. jessie Itffy cloNN ntf design
from "Ziegfields Follics OF 1921
the girl whose dress was placatcd
with coyer-shcpts from "Nanitv
Fair" Others seen were Mcssrs and
Mesdamcs Loriug q. Brudstrcct
Cecil Canary, Joseph r Washingtou.
Or. Pierre CharbOnuct G. 4. Gala
han, Lester A, Gillespie. l.. l.. Bruu
drod, George S, Role; Miss Evelyn
Mock. Mrs Charles T.. Eradnn. Mr
and Mrs. Frank l.. Moore, Nh. and
Mrs. Hal Moore, Mr. ana Mrs
Winston =. Henry, Mrs. W a stuart
OF New York Mr., ana Mrs Frank T.
Louis. Mrs. Glenn 7. Bradou MosFrs
Robert y. Cosby John Stevenson,
Selden Henry Frank Bartlett John
Mcdonald. Arthur Cannon. James
Campbell, Ralph RcInrlchtnr A. f.
Podkcr. tho latter two OF NoW York
city. and quests I'm the Dresser home.
Charles Wrighisman, clyde Fowler
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cappaau. Mr.
and Mrs Ciydo Fowler Nj and NrF
Edison c. oak, ana mauv others
these recognize in the brilliant ga
Iaxy Of dancers and prumonadcrs at
this most beautFIl function.