The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05
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The Fortnlghuy club mot with NJ .nd
Nrs W, ;. uuen for thor usual dinner.
Piper ana Nlf. and Mrs s U Eyans r6c
lighter part of the evenings entertain
mcut foll 20 Ms A. O.. stephenson. who
oieverly entertained the club mcubers aud
their guests.
The Friday Auction club was enter.
tained by Mrs Esrl Hoover. additional
guests being Mrs. Henry stotfs. Mrs G.
Y. Pinketton, Mrs Donald Grouse. Mrs
Robert Knupp Mrs. W. y. Cogdai and
Mrs. W {. McCongay
Mrs ". u. Shields entertained the West
side Auction club on Friday afternoon.
Tho West side Bridsc club met with
Mrs. y. c. White on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Flanagan assisting Hs hostess.
Mfo. T. r. whitson entertained with an
all-day meeting. having a. her guests the
members uf the chapter OF the =. 4, O.
Dr. and Mrs. ". H Rhosdes enter
ialned the Hatd-tn- Match Rook club on
Mrs d. Z. Dcneen was hostess to tho
members OF the Pianlstss club. The pro-
gram was IN charge OF Mrs. s. n. Evans.
who read an Interesting paper on the
Lives OF schubert ana Schumann" The
musical program was especially delightful
Mrs Phillip BouFhuer and Miss wilma
Lamar were new membors
Mrs. n. y. BIRD WIS hostess 70 the
members OF the T. ~ club on Friday
r. Gray were special guests. Names were
drawn FOR tho annual Christmas exchange
MI aud Mrs. G. NJ Connolly entertained
the Il. r. club members and Mr and Mrs
r. 6. pickeushects Thursday evening at
Halloween party
has returned TO her home after visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. !. Pratt.
Miss Elizabeth Fetheratone has returned
20 her homa IN Wichita Kan, after q
pleasant visit with Miss Genevieve strick.
Miss Ruth Huett visited IN IGcnnessey
with Miss Maddox over sunday
Mrs. W y. SCarff entertained compii.
meutary 10 Mrs william Norton OF colo
rado Springs on saturday at o'clock
mund Frhntz. W. n. Frautz. Eugene wat
rOue. l.. +. Whltson. Walter Frantz. NJ
:, Frsntz. John Murphy ana J. W.
Mrs Robert Augelmsn OF Kingrsher is
here at the home OF her sister. Mrs. Ed
mund Klein. where she was an honor guest
- the two bridge luncheons given at the
Mrs J. W. Davis entertained the Merry
Matrons ~ Tuesday afternoon. num-
her Of the ladies' came masked In antici'
Mrs r II. Norris entertained her card
club on Tuesday afternoon at her home on
West Cherokee street
Chapter A. Q OF the p y. o enter
tained their husbands on Friday evening
AZ the home Of Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ !. Frauts
with O'Clock dinner ASSISTING tho
hostess were: Mesdames Frank Getson
and J. ". Lottridge. Misses Janet Ftantz
and Esther johnson. number of plano
selections played by Lloyd Huts0n u Dal-
las Texas. was a part Of the evenings
onterta lnment.
The q. L. r. club entertained with a
hohgoblin dancing party at the home OF
Miss Hazel Graham Friday evening. The
dancing room on the third floor was gayly
decorated with black cats, witches and
taok-o-lanters, Prizes for the best
costumes were given TO Miss Geneva Rarey
and Thomas Richardson.
Miss Eugene Klbele and her guest Miss
Marie Braunschweitsr OF Olean n. y. are
visiting friends IN Tulsa, Okla.
Misseu Mary and Sue Thompson arA sN-
pcctcd home from Colorado this week.
They have been visiting friends In Denver
recently. but spent the summer In Bould-
M1S. H. " Bemi. of Joplin, Mo-. is
visiting her son. John. and other friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Cotton have returned
90 their homo in Woodward. okla, after
,ifns n.n tier ps5rens here t2r tor'p,sh,
Cotton were in Oklahoma city Tuesday.
guests At a party given By their aunt,
The Phi Lambda Epsilon dance on Fri
day evening was enjoyed by 65 couples.
The hall was wonderfully decorated, sUg-
gestive Of Halloween and music was fur
ntshed by Secoy Evans Oklahoma Red
Devils.
Miss Sarah Rarey was hostess when the
r. A. l.. $. entertained at n dancing party,
old-fsshionsd square dances ana the VIZ
ginia reel were quite popular. cider and
doughnuts were served during the entire
evening.
Miss Eva Francisco en'crtalncd the Pan
hellenic Saturday at bridge.
The Madrlgal club sang 10 Perry Friday
evening Their program Of English songs
and gypsy songs was given They were
accompanied by their director Dean
Charles NJ. Bliss and an orchestra.
Theresa Thompson entertained a number
Of her girl friends I'm celebration OF her
thirteenth birthday. The only lights in
the room where refreshmonts were seSyed
came from tho - candles which covered
the top Of a huge birthday cake. Guests
we're; Misses Beruice Bird. Dorothy Lee,
Dorothy TourtelloL Lillas Martin. Helen
jackson, Eliror Rush. La Verne Wright,
Dolores Braden. Mable Hutton, Nadine
Runnell, Catherine kruse and t!ny Peggy
Jane Thompson, cousin OF Theresa.
Mrs. Edmund Klein and MIRA. Eugene
watrous gave two interesting and ejoy-
able bridge luncheons. Tuesday and Thurs
day Of this week. About forty guests were
entertained each day.
The Daughters Of tho American Revolu-
tion met this week with Mrs. W. A. Durst.