The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Society

bu. Ilarro 4. jenkins. -. G.. Lord.
I S. I Ford james 70 McCabe. Har-
4 ry lIuntzman. ". T. stone. Fred
MAHginniF. Everett Manning. Hub
bttd Rudisili -. y. Goidii,k. j.
Benjamin Brown, Wa. Bradthaw.
Edward Argue, Pau Reed. George
W. Reed, IT,. J., T.. MCGuffin II. G..
thuds W q. k!iyrr. g.. r. Walter
a. Hawks Henry = Condor, Leon
Meade. " -. owen. T.. T. Elliott.
\. r. Eycns, r.. r. Rosicr Merton
DoDlovy -. a. uegtrurnc. Dc&.
tor Muss j. H. Richards william
Gritffcnstrin, W -. Morrow. leon
stuart j. Il. Coon, ana g. y. Kings
berry.
Mrs Henry Ilorneckcr and Mrs.
Ray Garbctt were hostcssrs ON Tues.
day afternoon at bridge luncheon
Joe the lIornockor home. American
beauty roses ana pottcd plants.
garden blossoms and those from the
tre" and shrGh fiotsiiy adorned the
rooms. la the game Mrs Charles
Nandcvor. Mrs. ~. g. Childs and
Mrs. Iipscomb won price, Mrs.
W. W. StuCkoy assisted tho hos
trascs Enjoying this large and
elaborate affair were Mesda mes Il
". T.. Rhodes. j. Wesley West
Everett Manning, George Parker
Meredith Bright. Robert Hughes, r.
w. Castle, Robert Guibreath, &. r.
Nnndcvcr, W. a Vandcvcr. J. 49,
Hawkins. A. G, Hawkins. r. r.
Daley. John Chambers. J. S. Hlg-
gins, j. VI. Alexander. i. W. Kelsom.
4. /" lipscomh. =. +. Caldwell. DE
Icllc iluwlcN VI. j. Flanagan.
Hubbard Rudisill, j. II. Morgan, G..
y Nandcycr J. y. BroVu. T.. NJ
lvcrson. W 7. Grlffcnstein. O. b.
Burgcr " r. Kelly j. W. MELON
aid, n. G. Ch<ls Wv. Stuckey,
W. NJ. Han, 4. NJ Burcham, n. l..
Johnson. e. W. Brown. V. -. Hickey,
a. a. Kennedy, VI. G., Childs. j. T..
Gilmore, X. Patterson, o. k ElsCn.
hath NJ. J. llall, II. ~. Gutelius ana
w. .. Bauman.
Mesdames J. n. G. Hopkins and
A. q Baker were hostosseS az
beautiful bridge luncheon Friday
afternoon In the Hopkins home,
hobo"ing Mas. Hopkins sister. Mrs.
II. u. Harris and Mrs. j. u. Averill
both OF Columbus. Kan. and 'honors
also being extended Ia Miss Esther
cornell OF st. Louis. Mrs. Edmund
NJ IVY VI ifAills hdit WHO IL Nlhit=
Ing Mrs. 6. w. McCarty. Ten tables
OF players enjoyed this hospitality
and five prizes were awarded. Mrs.
j. u. Steinberg, Mrs. John A. owen
made first and second prizes and
consolation favor went to Mrs. G.
H. Scott. A free-for-all prize was
won by Mrs. &. II. Hubbard. Pink
swectpooB In baskets with an airy
touch OF pink tulle bows made love-
~ decorations. Guests were Mes-
danes Hal Rambo. Earle Brown.
Charles y. Colvip, knight Il. Doug
las. Gerald +. Benedict. n. c.
i.amprich. Verne Nandover. Dudley
W. Dickson, Ralph Talbot. Fred l.. |
hitchen Ray C.wadc. +. NJ. Rhine |
hart. George Doty, Hubert w. whit
ney. Miller hammett. &. Il. Miller,
Georgo stanley, Can Bunnell. John
McCarty. II. E. Turnbaugh. Eugene
l.. Roop. j. G Reddin, Ray Hoag-
land Perrin, Rosenstcin, Harry
Thrailkill. q. c. Lord. .ohn Riske,
i. &. Cohen, j. y. Strlnberg, John
a. owen. l.. NJ. Scott and c. Ii. HUI.
bard.
Mrs Fred L. Kitchen and Mrs. |
Horace Johnson were among the |
hostesses OF the past week. enter-
tanning In honor of Miss Esther
Cornell OF st. Louis who is visiting
nor sister. Mrs. John Davis McLin.
also Mrs ID, Il. Casprey OF Pawhus.
ha, sister OF Mrs. Kitchen. Tho |
nome OF Mrs. Kitchen was tho set.
,ihg Tor this very pleasant affair |
ana offered it's tribute to St pat |
rlcks day In colors of green and
Whlte, SHOWN In cut flowers and the