The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

c. West, J. r. Crosbie. w. Vatican
Biddison. In the dining room were
Mesdames Lester A. Gillespie, II.
Otis McClintock, a. T. Alison, Har-
~ c. Ashby, Randolph 8. Kirk and
Robert NJ. Mcfarlin, who presided
at the tea table during the several
hours, taking their turn. They were
assisted here by Misses Margaret
and Jean Hagler, Emma Anderson
Thelma Kennedy, Naomi Brown
Lulu Crosbie, Kathryn Fulghum
Mary Clay Williams and Dorothy
McBirney. The table presented a
picture OF lovellness with many
Ophclia roses massed In the center
about which stood old blue tapers
! burning In Dutch candlesticks. The
buffet held tall candles also. The
large assemblage of callers added
to the gay scene In their handsome
afternoon toilettes.
characterized with much Cordiali-
! ty and attractiVeness was the after
noon tea on Friday given by Mrs.
Walter T.. Templeman and Mrs.
| Howard n. Cole at the home of the
| former on East Nineteenth street,
when fashionable company of
matrons and girls were In attendance
| adding much to the brilliant after
| noon Mrs John Murray Ward re-
ceived the guests, about three hum
| dred in number. and Mrs. Charles r
Farren made the presentations 10
| the hostesses who received alone.
| Others in the drawing room, and
! else where, assisting being Mes
danes william n. sill. Claiming w
! Benedict, T.. T. Walter. j. Warren
| Sanders, Neil Templeman, ]. owen
| Pearce, Frank Tack, John Rogers
| George Winkler, A. w. Hamill
| Charles L. Strouvelle. John GILL
| land, Clarence II. Gump, George VI
! Canterbury, Francis Il. Dillard. J,
| NJ. Hayner. Thomas j. Wood, Norris
| r. Gilbert, c. II. Seger, James II
| Gardner. Thomas J. Hartman. James
| A. Chapman and John B. Means
| The home, with Nights softly shad-
| ed the seasons flowers. bronze
tinted and yellow chrysanthemums
gracefully massed in baskets and
| vases against background OF
southern smilax. palms. fern and
autumn leaves, offered a floral pic
ture OF much beauty. An orchestra
| played a beautiful program OF
music and was stationed behind a
towering pyramid OF flowers. Punch
was served and in the dining room
| matrons greeted tho guests where
tea was poured during the differ
ent hours by Mesdame Gardner
Hartman. Chapman and Means.
Mrs. Murray d. Russell served ten
to large number of her friends on
4 the afternoons OF Wednesday and
Thursday in her new studio in the
Haver building. about fifty calling
each afternoon, this innovation in
afternoon teas being much appre.
ciated. This is an altruisttc effort or
the part OF Mrs. Russell TO bring ar;
! lovers together. Interesting in the
extreme were the art messages
brought, prominently speaking, the
collection of old French prints from
New Orleans which are the posses.
sions OF Mrs. +. w. McMahan OF
Tulsa who will arrange with Mrs
Russell to exhibit the most attractive
OF the collection for the benefit OF
those who are interested, Mrs. Har.
riett NJ. Wardell assisted as hostess
Friends OF Mrs. ]. Fred Miles o.
Lexington, Ky, Mrs. j. wallace
Lumb OF Sioux City. Iowa. and Mrs
Andrew Keiser OF Philadelphia
Pa, greeted these visitors over q
cup of tea at the Country club or
! the afternoon of Saturday when Mrs
w. Valjean Bidd!son was hostess
The season was altogether most in
, formal