The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Dances

Dances
,leasnnt evening, delightful
and congcnial people played
,,,p1rtant part at the dance given
,...b. Islics OF the Altar society Of
sacred Heart parish, In the
t,nfs Of Columbus home, on
4 ',r Frisco avenue, Tuesday eve
,r March %. Among those pres
, were. Mrs. 7. l.. Savoie, Mrs.
.res 4. Tighe, Mrs. Il, NJ. Hays
,,,s J.hn McCabe, Mrs. 7. J. NC
/ g,-ry Mrs VI. l.. Bartlett, Mrs. II.
r rIshpr Mrs. V. l.. Miller; Misses
p.ss A. Crlmcr. Violet ID. Cramer.
i..r4 NcAudrcw, Mary Ballard
\ G,r,y,a,o Burke, Marietta King.
ygria prathcr, Mary Meistrcll, Ag-
,.s ErIm Agnes J. Mahon, Alice
,,rnlI Mary Gallagher, Mary Nc
|,sf,rtv. Elsie Dickens, Ellen Dick
.s Margaret Moroney, Alice Ward =,
nose Kuntz, Margaret Brown, and
V.ssrs ". L. Bartlett, James II. Ma
i,ray. j. w. Shumway J. p. Null
Tom j. r.. Noouan, +. III. White, $.
, Williams, John NJ. Connors, VIII
lam Z. Tongate, r. NJ. Hays, j. T..
Tslly. J. W. Shreve, V. l.. Miller,
Tsomas Brown, Thomas Madden, S.
4 Ashoff. Fred w Stolba, j. G.
Nfessmau. l.. o. Baker, w. stiles, T..
Mcnamara, j. j. McCabe, II. j..
/ VsEnanv. Thomas c. Wood, j. C..
gprkc. F. H. IIotten and Gerard
Ballard.
The Black Friars entertained with
\ ,bcir second annual Easter dance
Monday. March 2S, in the home of
Mr. and Mrs l.. Il. Abbott In the
country Club drive. The house was
decorated for the Easter season with
anpropriate flowers and many
T,s,cr novelties There was much
interest shown in an elaborate elm
nation dance. The winners in this
were Mr. Kenneth Crouch and Miss
ora Weaver, tho consolation prizes
\ roing 10 Mr.. Davis Brady and Miss
| Margaret Campbell. Refreshments
A ices. punch and Easter candies
49, served. a special dance was
4soyed when the girls were required
"A draw monogrammed candy Easter
III ,rrs. and then dance the dance with
the young man whose name was on
,he egg. Those attending the dance
4 vNre: Misses Grace Connolly, Mary
Cartwright, Natalie Broach, Mar
care. Campbell. Constance Crosby,
Isabel Downing, Dorothy Nensel.
4 Louise Buckley, Lucille Thomason,
Katherine Stout. Mary Ellen Bra
rassa Helen Wooden, Dorothy
Thompson, Ora Weaver, Susan
/ Crossland Sara Little and Marie
Beavers Of Ncosho, Mo; Mcssrs.
! Cecil Hunt. Richard Miller, Carroll
Nicholson, Seth Hughes, Kenneth
Crouch, Davis Brady, Clark Bryan.
Nathan Appleman, Paul Potter,
Harold willard, Frank Abbott, Lane
Poe. Harold Vernon, William T.
Hoey Gilbert Taylor. d. Il. Morgan
and Glenn Jerome OF Neosho. Mo
Members Of the club who were away
at college are Bradford Williams,
John 3. Thomas, J. c. Hunt, Dale
Carter, David Doolittle and Joseph
Jankowsky.
The Bonanza club members gave
their annual Easter dance In Hotel
Tulsa on Monday evening which was
altogether one of the most enjoyed
affairs of the week. The list in
'luded Misses Florence Sheets, Mary
Cannon, Bonnie Trojan, Mary Nc
Eltreesh, TitZel. Jeannette Ross,
Stewart, Lynch. Leona Galbreath,
Amclie Constantin, Jane RinCle,
Betty Comstock, Juliette Hunt, Will
lie Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Ruth
fitzpatrick, Ruth Kible. Vivian
Fulghum, Margaret Hagler, Jean
Harler, Gladys InFOllette. G'advs
YarbrouGh, Wilma Aspin; Messrs.
and Mesdamcs Cecil Canary, c. j.
Callahan, Harry. Castle, Don Crump.
James Nelson, Crawford, Ray Kess-
Ter, John Rodgers. Sydney S. Smith.
Jules Constantin, Clyde FiXmer,
Ross Gibbs, Cass Holloway, Robert
LeBus Wilson, Glenn Campbell,
Robert Cow, Dan Hunt, jr., Thomas
A. Hunt; Mcssrs. Hammett Baldwin.
George Berry, Robert Berry, Eugene
Constantln, Lee Payne. Lee Price,
James Price. Paul Roth. Frank
Shreek. Frank Kors'ctter. Horbcw
smith, Sam Stewart, Sam williams,
Kenneth LWlos Earle Wufficld, Merle
nuiueld, Charles Parker, Edward
Lhornlon, Henry Thomas. Aubrey
IhomaS Charles Wrightsman, AL
pert Wtlker Mike Giltner, Edward
Hayey Robert Hondee, Charles Han
COCK, George Justice, Curtis Bryan
'''NN'' a'l'NAft ildIblh ltull dllfg
James Watson and Robert Nc
Dowell.
MI and Mrs, Douglas W. Fran
,hot were hosts Friday evening in
the Country club to one of the larg-
,SI affairs Of tho spring season, en-
eralnlng fully 100 at n brilliant
ual masque. The affair was alto
\ sr'her Informal. An oriental set
uns proved allurlng. offering n fac
y mailing setting for the attractively
Auinel guests. Quito Sumber
VI oUt-of-town people attended.
Memoers Of the Sesakwa club gave
S"yNy dance I'm the Kennedy re-
s1taht on Friday evening. The
10y included Misses Lucille Thomas
~, CIara Kramer, Kitty Sheffield
ou,'a"e Broach, Mamie Wooden,
i5r, Stone Virginia Brickner, Helen
v.eS' Grace Connolly, Edna Kern,