The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
Parties


One OF the brilliant parties given
Ihis season at tho Country club was
hat OF Tuesday when a benefit
bridge was staged ut the Country
ilub hy Mrs. Allmnud NJ. BLOW and
Mrs. Edison G.. Oak az hosicsses.
he funds raised TO be given 10 the
scholarship ana endowment funds
of Bryn Mawr and Nj. lIolyOke
colleges. More than $3.50 apiece
will fbo available for the college
'unds There were 90 tables and
he game progressed with much
lpirit and congeniallty. There were
40 prizes given. Mrs. John II.
Markham jr.. aud Mrs. Charles y.
T.. O'roru presided It the hand
some tea table after bridge and were
assisted by Mcsdamcb q. &. Prentice.
George II, Tabor ir, J. VI. LoyclOy,
Paul Ncviu. Charles Jackson, Joseph
=. C8preau tr, Ralph u. Lockwood,
"auh Frcoborn Paul y. Reed. VIII
tam calder, James %. McCabem,
Burt H. Collins, Charles steele and
Sidnty Powers.
one of Tho pleasant affairs given
during the week was tho bridge
with Mira George Duty pud Mrs.
u The former. Honor went TO Mes
DANES j. +. Russell. George Rem
shaw. Charles Hudson and Thomas
chcosicy. Spring flowers were used
IS decorations ana rosobuds were
given as fJvors. Guests wcro Me-
danes j. r. t. Stciuberg. H. q.
Wade. Dick Ssye. Russell, Dan Nc
Garthym, Thomas Chocslcym, II. c,
Scivvally Ben Fallon. George llag-
gard. W. Hatcher, Reginald Merry.
w. FircstOuc. q. $. Gould, Preston
Lowcrym. $. ". Smith, Charles
Hutehlns and George simpson.
Mrs. W. Il. Towsley entertained
at cards IN her home on South
Utica avenue on Thursday guests
being Mcsdames II. l.. iIelnzmau. j.
II. Cole. e, y. Mitchell, g. q Bailey.
j w. Rogers, 81. G.. Barnes, G. H.
Rosenstein, {, !. Cook. &. NJ Stcy-
enstn $. g. McMrnnimy. l.. B.
Young. .. II. Grimes, leon H.
stewart. J. y. Miller william Hail
and Homer Bell.
Mrs. A. i. Robertson brought
pleasure to SO or moro OF her
trionds, entertaining at bridge In her
home ON the afternoons Of Wcdnos-
day and Thursday at bridge. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Donald
koOcrtsun. Misses Virginia Winkler,
Susanno Iiadlcy, Dorothy Burke and
Marian Acosta. 4 color scheme of
white orchid and delicate pink pre-
vailed In an abundance OF spring
flowers. llonOrs went to Mrs, Joseph
\, Bantry. Mrs. John Murray Ward,
Mrs. Hubbard Rudlsill, Mrs. Charles
~. Bush. Mrs. Rex y. Walker, Mrs.
John ~. Morgan and Mrs. w. l..
Owens Miss Marian Acosta won the
prize awarded the girls.
More than four hundred women
brought their cooperation towards
the fund being raised for the Tulsa
County Nurses association by bolng
present az guest at the benefit
bridge given Friday afternoon in the
Elks home. Both bathrooms were
filled with players. Twenty Eight
prizes were presented. those do
mated by local merchants. The
committee In charge was composed
of Mesdsmcs Frank y. Long. u. l..
Cohenoiir. Harvey Young. James NJ.
Sloan, w. q. Lennon and Miss Mar
snerite Gavin.
The fourth annual banquet OF the
Alpha Gamma sorority of the Uni
versity OF Tulsa was held on Satur-
day. April 22. at 7:30 y. III. mt the
Hotel Tulsa. A telegram tdca was
carried out In tho decora-
tions and program. Miniature sign
boards served as place cards and
white poles wien purple wires very
effectively displayed the sorority
colors. Miss Mallie Lou rStooksbury
WAS toastmistress. tho following pro-
gram being given;
Vocal solo, Ruth Gordon; Turn to
the Right" Louis Willbanks. Unity
of Purpose" Doctor Din: Laugh
and the world Laughs with YOU"
Telma Lee; "Sihcerity to our Alma
Mater" Ray Fleak; "Alpha Gam
mas Aim" Margaret Moseley; Piano
solo, Leona Britton.
Those present were Doctor and
Mrs. Dill, Doctor and Mrs. Ammons.
Misses Mary Allen. l5llen Richard
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