The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
ByLHfan 6. Perkins

/ q real cafeteria or restaurant as one
mlght lind In gay bohemia. There
| we're tho plain table boards, biz tall
low candles burned from bottles se
on tables. The main features as
found elsewhere az In the ballroom
were purple shaded lights and n huge
spotlight from the balcony that shift
ted It's rays upon the maze OF cos
turned dancers below Little Lottie
Jankowsky danced and was IN a. pur-
PIE ballet costume. Marcellne Mar
quis and Maxine Brown, daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs ". 4. MARQUIS and
Mr and Mrs. Walter Earle Brown
distributed favora and were in laVen-
der Jester costumes. At midnight
hundreds OF balloons floatcd from
side galleries and the balcony and
attrachcd were cardboard circles on
which huge -" was engraved and
attached TO these were clgarettb
whistles. The Ivan Leather orchcF-
ira from Norman. played the fine
program. Members OF the club ara
Misses Naomi Brown Dorothy Tav.
lor, sapulpa; Jane Robinson, Pauline
Wood. Lucy May Marquis Marjorie
Welch, Margaret Lamb Katherine
tuiEhum, Jean Hagler. Elizabeth
COOK, Nell Cook. out OF town gueets
were, Misses Dorothy Taylor, Sapul-
pa Flora Fuller Carthage, Mo.
Jennie price, Neosho. Mo; Car
onne Brown. oklahoma City.
June Brewer Oskaloosa, Ia. Kather-
inc Fast, Muskogee: Betty Vorhia
Hughes Oklahoma city; Norma
Chandler, Ninita; Alice Bruere Port
land, ore; Marion Padden, Kelley
vile; Frances Trcadwny, fIominy,
KITTY timer, oklahoma City, Fanny
"a
JACK Summers, Muekogee: Arthur
Crossner Chicago Carl Flora, Okla
hoina City; George Levan. El Reno;
Carl Shanp, Oklahoma city: George
Chapman st. John, Mich..; II. G.
Wheeler. Marlpwe; Mr. and Mrs.
David Hilles' sapulps.
Miss Nan Lyle Dckey was number
ed among the attractive hostesses OF
phrlS'mas week, giving an atterA
noon bridge, Saturday afternoon in
tho homo OF her sister, Mrs. Hugh
King tr.. I'm Sunset park. Mise
Dlckey's honor guests were her
cousin, Miss MatIan Williams of To-
peka, Kan, and Miss Mary Clark OF
~. Louis, tho latter the guest of Mra.
George S. Berry. Other guests were
Mesdames ~ Arch Williams, charlee
-. Brown, Edgar Martin, Paul ID
Gsrtner, Thelmh Mcdonald, Misses
Luel short, Hazel Berry, Pauline
Wood, Nell Cook, Louise Stebbens,
Clephane Wert2berRer. Dorothy
weber Elvira Jones, Kathryn
Fclghum. Marian McClntock, Mar
garet and Jean Hagler.
Mrs. ID. Fl. Mason entertained with
a Shrlstmas party at the Country
ciup on Friday IN honor of the
eighth birthday anniversary of her
small daughter Miss Betty, pink
was prevailing note In flowers and
taVors. Seated with the hostess ana
honor guest were Helen Brookinr,
hazei Farmer, Ruth Crosbie, Helen
Jane Phillips, Elliott Phillips, Bar
para Coast. Betty Jane Stauffef,
halph Stauffer, ir., Ralph Shaw.
sara Bel Bailey, II. Otis McCIintock
Virginia Fraley, Ralph Darnell
Mary Connolly, John oHern. John
ttnlayson, Jr., Rebecca Cast, Alleen
Bradstreet, Elizabeth Ann Kemp
Mary Kathryn Shriver. Zella Mae
Wood9rd, Jesse Eaton Oma Cadman.
Maxine Brown and Junior Thomp-
son.
'Tulsa's new union station" form
- 'Nts , biAAtdN lAApAll iOI a uhIKHI-
.ul entertainment given Saturday
aveninB by Mr.. David Freeborn I'm
honor Of his brother. Mr.. Faun w.
freeborn, Jr., In the home OF their
parents on tho north side. a buf-
.et supper and dancing were also
beautiful modes OF pleasure Dancing
IN the Soncourso' and supper served
Il the Harvey House" we're appreci-
tied. Guests were Misses Thelma and
Anne Kennedy irene Buel, Charlotte
Davis, Wilma Elliott Virginia Hell,
Berlin, Angelina Hildt, Mary Me-
ntyre, Dorothy and Marry Veasey,
Kathryn Smith, Kathryn Clawson,
Harlan Savage. Margaret Kerr, Lu.
lie Morley, Minnie Kennedy. Mary
tumley, Messrs. George Chapman,
Courtney Berlin Harold Armstrong.
ohm Beauchamp, Jay Toevs. Dick
'uttle Gordon Avery George B.
watson. jr., Scott SappenfleId. Bur
on pordan, Sam Kennedy. Joe Ken.
iedy, Joe Burchum, James Shields
'hilo Grimes. Richard Savage.