The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
Teas

Mesdamos James II. Gardner and
Robert II. Wood were hOstcsses nt
tea In the Country club on Weducs-
day nfteroon, the event in its deco
rativc motif paying tribute to Wash
ington's birthday anniversary. Red,
white and blue were the colors used
In tho ballroom which was con-
vortcd into q drawlngroom Silkou
flags and shaded lights were very
effective with lovely cut flowers.
In the dining room the table was
particularly attractive with a blue
basket fined with red and white
swcetpcns, burning candles IN red,
white and blue and favoTs for each
kuest. which were miniature hatch
cts wrapped In the Colors. Mrs. Har-
~ ID. Murdoch and Mrs. Max Pls-
Chcll poured tea. The fun Cotcric
Of assistants besides these were
Mcsdamos J. Raymond Burdick,
Hubbard RudlsIll, Everett Manning,
william j. Millard, James Mitchell,
David H. Owsley, John Rogers. Nir-
gu q. Wood, II. $. liannls. kicth
Miller, \. y. Truck Rex WatSinson,
Mlssos Vivian Fulghum, Alice VII
son and Golden Etter
Tulsa chapter OF Dolphians ct1e-
ization with "A tea given Thursday
afternoon In the home OF Judge and
Mrs. H., l.. Standeven. About lb0
called during the hours, In the re-
ceiving line were officers of tho
chapter, MeBdames Charles H.
Lamb, william Stryker. william
Wclchel. John s. Davenport, George
MacCurdy. w. w Stumph and w.
$. Coe. with these were Miss Al
berta Maxson and Miss Ida Knudon.
national organizers. Others assist
George clyde Lord, G.. W. Brewer,
Rush, Groensladc, DeVerne Vensel,
w. a. Harrison, Daniel Bunnell, Ed
ward Grassland, Isaac Jarr, Il. j..
Iaumnnn and Everett Manning.
The chapters colors. yellow and
black. prevailed as decorations. Dur
| Ing the afternoon, Mrs. John r..
| Hadloy sang and n reading was
| given by Misses lone and Ora stand
even, twin daughters In the home.
Others contributing to the program
were Mrs. G.. Garabedian, Viollnist,
Mrs. Robert VI. Woods and Mrs.
| Rose NJ. Swisher. vocal selections,
| Mesdhmes Standoven, George Sut-
ton. william Stryker and Charles III.
Lamb poured tea during the hours.
/
The silver tea given by women OF
tho missionary society of the Sec
pnd Presbyterian church in tn,
| homo OF Mrs. ROSS Renick oi
Tuesday proved an enjoyable even
TO the large company who came
Spring flowers and potted plantl
were used to adorn tho rooms. Mrs
Il. j.. Sutherland and Mrs. II. l.
Reese poured tea, the table being at
tractivo with yellow daffodils anC
yellow candles. The program fol
the afternoon was In charge of Mrs
G. L. Goodale and taking part wer'
Mrs. IL. w. Gowan. Mrs. Forres
Reese, Mrs. c. Il. Griggs, Miss Jan'
Hollyman. Miss Mary Porter, Mr.
Edward Kruse.
The series OF teas to be given b.
the Y. w. G. A., in different home
offer much interest, inasmuch a
society will be quiet on account o
the Lenteni season. Names OF tn
hostesses, their addresses and tn
dates with speakers are given Off
cially as follows. for the benefit o
those interested:
Monday, February 81.
Hostess, Mrs. j. II. Dlsgs; assist
ant, Mrs. owen Pearce. at l2O
South Cheyenne; speaker, Miss Flor
enco Head; music, Mrs. Gray Par
rish.
. Hostess, Mrs. J. n. McNally: as
sistant. Mrs. .. w. Maloney. tr,; a
iS2T south quincy; speaker, Mis-
Florence Head: music. Mrs. Gre
Parrish.
Hostess. Mrs. N. w. Mayginni,
, assistant, Mrs. G, w. Grimes; 9
, 304 East Nineteenth: speaker, Mr.
/ Arthur Craver; music. Mrs. C. !
, Strouvelle.
, Hostess, Mrs. w. A. Moore; a,
sistant. Mrs. q. A. Wall. at 222
South Madison; speaker, Mrs. !
4 Craver; music, victrola.
! Tuesday, February 2s.
! Hostess. Mrs. i. A. Broach: n.
a sistant. Mrs. q, &, Franklin, 152
South Owasso. speaker. Mrs, w, !
Roth; music. victrola.
-, Hostess, Mrs. Minnie Plckens; a.
:. sistant Mrs, Everett Manning
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