The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Dances

Miss Ncll cook was hOgtcsg In the
homo " her parents. Mr. ana Mrs.
Fred s.. cook on Friday evening
compllmoutiug with an evening ~
dancing her guest. Miss Carmen
Mcdonald of Wichita. Kan. who ~
dividing her time hotwcon this
homo ana tho W NJ Wcl'h hom"
where she is tho guest ~ Miss Mar
garet WEIGH punch aud Ices were
served aud the homo reflected tho
beautiful summer gardens with It's
collection Of blooms In vase and
bowl. Tho company present with
hostcss. honor guest and the chap
erouos Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, wcrr
Misses Pauline wood Frances
Trcdway. Marjorie Wclch. Jean
| IIaglcr, Kathryn Fulghum, Dorothy
| Taylor, Lucy Mac Marquis. Lucilo
| Thumaaon. Mcssrs. Edward kcr-
rigan. Armour Guy. Latimcr Baker.
Gilbert Taylor. Vernon Henry Dor
rance Rodorict Richard Miller.
| William Hocy. bradford Williams
| Harold Naudnin. Nathan Apploman,
T.ane Poe and Cecil Hunt.
Miss Sarah Maudo Tdttlc gave a
dance on Friday evening In the homo
of her parontH. Mr., and Mrs. w. G..
Long on South Cincinnati avenue.
| honoring her guest. Miss Edith
Knox OF Santa Anna. Cal summer
flowers were used az decorations
and punch was served during the
hours. Mr.. ana Mrs Long were
chhpcroncs TO the merry crowd who
were Misses Louise IIocy, Jane
Ransom, Helen Jones, iIolcn wal
lace, Virginia Brickncr Dorothy
Thompson. Florence Blackmorc.
Esther Felt. Clnflin Bryan, Mildred
sheppard, Jessie Garrod. Lois Lun-
dy. Pauline Rhecse OF Drumright,
Margaret Moore, Messrs. Wilbur
Griffith. Dorrancc Roderick. Lane
Poe, Seth Hughes, Lloyd West, Fer
roll Martin. Thomas Garrod. VIII
liam McNutt. Russell McCabe. Dale
Carter. Phillips. Harvey stone, Mau-
| rice RUPERT and Linden knight
One of tho delightful affairs Of
| the week, inviting the interest of the
younger set was the moonlight
dance given last evening by Miss
Margaret Campbell at tho home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Campbell on South Cheyenne ave-
nuc. The surrounding grounds OF
the Campbell home were illuminn
ted with Japanese lanterns strung
everywhere. An orchestra played
on the lawn and the young peopi"
danced In the driveway and on the
| pavement Punch was served dur
Ing the evening by the Chaporonos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and Mr.. and
Mrs. a, Flint Moss. Those enjoying
the hospitality OF the young hostess
were Misses Maxine Day, Alpharctta
Scott. Constance Crosby, Madeline
| Shaw. Helen Wooden, Florence
| Blackmorc, Helen Wallace, Maxine
MaXey, ora Weaver. Dorothy Ven
sci, olive Irene Ellis, Natalie Broach.
Alice Strouvcllc. Betty Hunt. Eliza
| beth Broach, Sarah Maude Little,
! Pauline Rhocsc, Esther Felt. Dor
| othy Thompson, Virginia Brickner.
Jennie l.. Price. Edith Knox, NIL
dred Whitman OF Oklahoma city.
Messrs Joseph Iankowsky. Brad
ford Williams, Nathan Applcman.
Norbert lIardman. Richard MiLlcr.
| Don Langworthy, Harold Vernon,
William Hoey, j. G, Hunt. Seth
/ Hughes, Harold Naudain, CcCil Hunt.
| Bedford Crosby, Lloyd West. Har-
vey stone, Harold Willard, william
| McNutt, Frank Abbott, Carroll
Nicholson, Kane, Poe. Thcadoro
! Brickner, leighton Avery. Webhcr
/ Larson, George ShoChRn. Ruppert
Kenneth Crouch, Pau1 Potter, Dale
Garter and stanley Smith.