The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Informal.

Informal.
Mrs. Eugene ksrwin paid A fare.
wen courtesy to her sister. Miss
Mary Delaney when she entertained
WIN small auction bridge party
on Thursday afternoon I'm hor homo.
MISS Delaney. who has been I'M,
guest OF her sister and host of
| irIrndS mere for several weeks. Is
| leaving this evening for her home
/ IN Dallas, roNds. In the game. Mrs.
Lester y. Gillespie made top score
and was presented a lovely gilt. Miss
| pc'anry was given the guests tro-
ply
Mrs. T.. W. lIeinan ~ Port Worth
was the recipient of lovely courtesy
| from Mrs. q. &. Lord when this ma
| iron gave bridge luncheon I'm her
| honor during the week. Intimate
/ friends OF the honor guest COMPOSED
Mrs. Lords guest list. Tho luncheon
table radiatod charm with its prodi.
gal use of cut flowers in orchid aud
yellow tints, offering a pastel color
note most attractive. This scheme
OF color was shown also in the
dainty place cards and in the prizes
awarded in the game after luchcon.
Mrs. isaac Shuler was the fortunate
one In making top sCorv, Mrs.
helnIc received guests prize.
Mrs. Harry Aurandt entertained
members Of the kilcarc club Friday
dfi"rH.on. = usic. games and CON
tests were enjoyed. Mrs. Claude
Ellis and Mrs Fred Bliss were for
tunate in winning prizes. Mrs.
Aurandt was assisted by her daught-
er' Miss Aurandt, in serving lunch
con.
Members OF the Alpha class Of
Ice school and their teachers were
entertained Friday evening in tho
home OF Mr.. Dalton Lane in honor
OF her daughter. Miss Kathryn Lane,
president of the class. Present were
Misses Martha simmons, Helen
Magazines, Margaret Ncnsel. Bar
hara Lundr, Fauta Morley, Esther
Aeligson, young Messrs. James
campbell, Thomas Overton, Ray
Studsland, James Kornfield, Allen
hopkins, Claude Harnum. Richard
Forster, William Fleetwood ana
John simmons.
Mrs. T.. w. Brann gave "A bridge
luncheon yesterday, hunoring Mrs
Arthur Brann OF Ranger and Fort
Worth, Texas, and Mrs. l.. W
Hein2c of Fort Worth. Luncheon
was enjoyed in one OF the private
dining rooms in Hotel Tulsa, the
table being unusually attractice with
its note of early spring shown in
yiolets, Ophclia rosebuds and sweet
peas, these being corsage bouquets
for each guest and creating "A mound
of flowers in the center of the table.
Bridge was played aftcrward in the
home OF Mrs. Brann on South Nor
folk avenue. Present besides hon.
oreeS were Mcsdamcs l.. w. Bau-
mann, Sim Carson, Hal Ramho, HUI
bert W. whitney. c. ID. Watson,
Robert Gaylor, John ID. Mcl.in, Rex
Enos, Lee Powell and Luther
Sevcry.
Mrs. L. l.. Hoss entertained with
"A small informal auction bridge
party on Saturday afternoon com
plimentary to Miss Bliss Louns-
berry OF McAlcstcr. Pink and white
carnations were effectively used
with fern in decorating the enter
tanning suite, High score prize was
awarded and Mrs, Hoss presented
Miss Lounsberry with gift. sew
oral tea guests enjoyed the hospi-
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being very complimentary 10 the
/ hOnOrcC.
Mrs. Mary Singleton entertained
with box party yesterday at the
Orphcum complimentary TO Mrs, H.
G. Swami. Refreshments were en-
joyed at Candyland later.
Miss Pauline Temples, who viii
leave shortly to study at the
University Of oklahoma during
| the coming school semester, was en-
tertainod by college mates ON Two
different occasions yesterday eve
ming. the first being a o'clock am
ncr at which Miss Annie Laurie
Lockwood was the hostess in her
home. Table decorations were IN
pink and white and az floral con
terpicce spring flowers in these col
ors nodded from two crystal bas-
kcts Miss Temples wore corsasS
bouquet sent by one Of the guests
Seated with tho hostess, her molhor,
| Mrs. 8. q. Lock wood; her sister,
Mrs. Bruce q. McAllistcr, and the
honoree we're Mrs. Howard Aucr-
waId. Misses Josephine Layman,
/ RUBY Mae Jones, Elyira Jones, Eu
]
| Ruth Harrison.
Miss Ruth Harrison extended hos
pltalitics in compliment to Miss
| Temples later I'm the evening In her
! homo. The heart motif ruled in dec
orations OF valentines, dance pro
| grams shaped like n heart indiVld-
ual verses written for Miss Temples
an cards in heart form and the re-
/ frcshment course. Present were
| Mr.. and Mrs Howard Aucrswald,
| Misses Josephine Layman, Stella
Fortier, Pauline Temples, Ruby Mae
Jones, l3lvira Jones, Eunice Nc
| Arthur, Dora Waggoncr, Kathryn
Hill, Louise Wood, Anie Laurie
| I.ockwoodr- Mcssrs. John Woolery.
James Malone. Edo witty Earl
Jones, Fred Wood, Harold Mona
hon, Glenn Milford, George Phillips,
Allen Dixon, J. II. Robinson, Lewis
/ Collins, Faye Perry,
Mrs L. NJ Roome, and Mrs. W. i.
Davis were hostesscs on Thursday
evening to an informal reception in
| the Roome home, 1852 North Chey-
enne avenue, honoring Mrs. Mar
garet pcttus OF Beverly, w, Va ana
Mrs, Mary Dorpkin of Wheeling, w,
Va. Guests who enjoyed the pleas
ure Of the evening were: Mesdames