The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

whist Wednesday afternoon in the
Kennedy restaurant Twenty tables
of players enjoyed the games, scores
being made by Mcsdames a. X. Si-
mons Lee Kinsman, ID. e. Travis ard
Miss iiildo Salomon. Refreshments
were served on the tables after the
game. This was a benefit party and
was in the charge Of Mcsdames ID.
l.. krakowcr and l. Goodman.
Mrs J. W. Ballew and Mrs. Roy
ID. Gwynne were hostosses on Thurs
day afternoon at the informal fort =
nightly card party in the Elks' home,
Mrs Carolyn Smith Held enter
tanned three tables of bridge on Fri
day afternoon in her suite in tfs
LuCercnc apartments.
Corporation was responsible for
the second successful dance, given
by the entertainment cpJnmittee Of
Tulsa Council No. 1l0i, kpights Of
Columbus, at the New Armory, Sixth
street and Norfolk avenue on
Monday evening, January 10. The
hall was handsomely decorated with
fiags Of the allies and the Hotel Tul-
sa orchestra furnished the music.
The patrons and patronesses. were
! Grand Knight and Mrs. +. NJ. Gal
lahcr, Mr. and Mrs. Blair,
Mr. and Mrs. Savoy, Mr. and
Mrs. Iagau, Mr.. and Mrs. Siegfried,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton. 4 vo-
cal solo by Mrs. b. a. Lyndus and
Mir. L. B.-Brown, accompanied by
NJ lss Eu0icc cremin, was feature
of the evenings entertainment. Tho
committee In charge of receiving
and entertaining was as follows:
| Lecturer W. r.. McEyoy. chairman
cX-officio: Warden j. V. Hyland,
chairman; Messrs, A4!aad 'steiI j.
J, Eitzgeralds anh Joseph Reidy'
uary 10, and then the play, the CEN
ter of attraction, at Convention hail,
on January 81.
Mis- Lola K6lso paid pot-nuptial
courtesy to her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Lewis, formerly Miss Ruth Kelao
and one of the holiday brides, when
she gave an informal auction bridge
party in her honor Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Norvelle Walker made n
score i'm the game, Mrs. Pete Andrea
made low. Carnations were used as
decorations and luncheon was served
a.ter the game on the card tables
ltut4lS lnNlltu were MtsudIllvt
Charles \. Black, j. Norvelle Walk
er, Pete Andrea, Harold Sullivan
Roger Mitchell, Theron Bynum
sydney Saulsbery Smith. Cassie Hol-
loway, William Smith, Dan Hunt, jr
Marshall Williams, Misses lsla
Lynch, Juliet Hunt, Mildred Morri-
son. Betty COmstock, Irene Hastings
Rose simpson, Dane Martin, Stella
Gervin, Mary Cannon, Ethel JUS
Itice, Gertrude Woods, Gladys Var
,brough, Gladys IaFollette, Opa
Smiley, and Roxa Strosnyder.
Mrs. Homer Wilcox opened hel
home, 1l4O North Denver, on Friday
afternoon entertaining eighteen q
the friends of Miss SaVena langdon
sister of this hostess, in celebration
Of her eighteenth birthday and tS
Announce the Cngagcment OF Mis-;
Lagdun TO MIR. Donald Wells Spite
of PendeTyillc, ohio. Games, contestt
and dancing were enjoyed. The AN
nounccment twas made In a Verl
beautiful manner. A rainbow o
tulle was arranged over the table. -
one end OF this symphony in color
ing was tho proverbial pot OF golC
and at the other, "a mounA OF grow
ing blooms and fern. In the pot %
gold was found the important news
MIR. splitter is a member OF the Sig
ma Chi fraternity and Is n senior a
Wesleyan university In Ohio, Th
bride is a lovely member Of Tn
young set here.
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Mrs. Grant @, Stebbins and Mrs
Ralph NJ. Darnell extended lovel!
courtesy To Mrs. NJ. NJ. u. Darnoll o
Austin, Texas, visitor in the Oar
inell home and mother of Mr.. Dar
nell and Mrs. q. w. Cotton Y