The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08
STATE SOCIETY

scented them thermos bottle. Refresh-
ments were served In three courses
bridge paf,i.. eve, ne serves NJ, G pn1op Man,ss
Nsndeventer at her home on Chiclasaw
avenue was held Wednesday afternoon.
The red and white color combination was
carried out In the flowers for the small
card tables, the talies. and the refresh
ments Al the five tables Of bridge Mrs.
J, A.. Grattan received high score prize.
Mre pepew second high score award and
Mrs. J. G. Duffendack low Bcote
An enjoyable New Years patty was
tono at her hoinc. lOi Choctaw avenue In
honor of her daughter Mrs, Zeita stone
OF Galveston, Texas. who II spending
few weeks ss her guest. pruKrcsstvc five
hundred was played by the guests and at
midnight supper was served. The guests
were Mrs. zelta stone, Mr.. and Mrs. seik-
George Hinkle Mrs Naneta Huriock and
daughter. Joanno. and Mr., Givens
The young people who are members OF
the kumjoinVs class OF tho First Mctho.
dist church. gave a surprise miscellaneous
shower wednesday night TO Mr.. and Mrs
u. L.. kueck, whose marriage took place
recently. The party met at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrr O, 4. Kueck. z23 Usage ave
nue.. The evening was spent In playing
games and music and a. a late hour a
cake wss cut and the piece containing
both the ring and the dime. which, ao-
oording to old beliefs, signifies an early
marriage and wealth, was received by
The members OF the LafRyetts club gave
"a dancing party at the park pavilion Mon
day night as the concluding affair OF a
brilliant holiday season. Fifty couples
were present and formal program dance
was held, preceded by a grand march.
As the march progressed favors o. hats
among the guests. Lafayette hat was
given to each guest and the hats were
numbered drawing was held and the
holders Of the lucky hats were Miss Beula n
Wilson and Clyde Johnson who received
prises Unluoky numbers were then
drawn and the rec,Pients oi these prizes
son. The couples holding corresponding
numbers were matched as partners In this
dance
The members of the Eastern star in
stalled their newly elected officers at a
meeting held in tho Masonic temple Mon
day night. The outgoing worthy patron
e. q. sexton, and the outgoing worthy
and Miss Terry presented each OF the
outgoing officers an appropriate ght, while
they In turn presented pnai' her onnnSy 6SsSe,
then took place, II being in charge Of
Mrs. Annls tombstone, installing officer
Miss Neva Scott marshal; Mrs, Eta
ganist. The new Officers are. Mrs, Ida
kightlinser, worthy matroni ~ w, Neal
worthy patron; Mrs. Gertrude Hunt, ssso'
ciate mstron; Mildred Pever. secretary .
Mrs. Ethel Oserlees. treasurer; Mrs. Adells
Lytle, conduetrcss; Mrs. Katherine CASTOR
assistant conductress Mrs. Mamie Dunhs-
way. chaplain; Mrs. Jessie Flshbaek'
marshal; Edith Drath, organist; Mrs. Be
atrice Gray, Adah. Mrs Pruella Church
Ruth; Mrs Margaret Fries, Esther, Mrs.
Mayine Caswell Martha Mrs. Frances
BAILEY, Electa; Mrs. Lee woodroof war
den; w. IL, jenkins. sentinel. After tho
Installation a short musical program was
given, Mrs. L. II. Barnes playing violin
solo and the o. Il. s. quartet sang. This
quartet, which Is adding much to the so
ciaI life OF local Masonic affairs, Is corn
posed OF Mrs Jana Sexton, Mrs. Florence
Pollock, W. A. Baylor and Doctor Turner'