The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, JANUARY IS, 1922

served nt o'clock, followed with
bridge. Pink sweet peas formed
lovely decoration ard crystal can
dlcstiCkg were tied with pink tulIo
and sweet peas md held candles IN
the Same roscatc tones. Wedding
bells were IN evidence and paid
homage To- tho bride There was
touch Of turquoise blue introduced
also IN tuilo bows found n' pretty
points just the bridal party. rolh-
tivos uf the bride and her closest
friends were present. on Friday
Miss Marguerite Moran entertained
for the bride to bc md sharing hon
ora Mas Miss Edith Copcu, the
guest Of Miss Gertrude Connolly
Miss Moran entertained IN the roso-
room ut the Country club. Miss Ma
rian Gurd made top score ana Miss
Kathryn cole Of South Bend, Ind,
made second,
Mrg. frank g. Wnllng of Long
Beach Cal. who returns 10 her
home Monday after delightful visit
here 10 her cousin, Mrs, Charles N
Lamb. was beautifully compliment
ed with q number ~ parties the past
week Mrs. Clarence VI. TuYlor's
courtesy on the afternoon Of Friday
WAS quite lovely Mrs. Taylor had
three tables Of bridge In her home,
followed by luncheon. Mrs. Bcnja.
min VI. curtis and Mrs. O, v Gould
rick entertained at n bridge and
luncheon on Saturday which con
Cludod the series OF parties given.
yellow ana lavondar In flowers and
candles formed general decoration
Mrs WallinR was presented with "a
4 #. . a
were four tables Of bridge and a
handsome vase was given for high
score. Assisting tho hostesscs were
Misses Rubvc and Elizabeth McNcal
OF California, who are the guests OF
Mai and Mrs. Alvn j Niles. Mrs.
George clyde Lord brought con-
genial company together on Tues
day honoring Mrs Walling and Mrs.
a l.. SomerH, the latter, who is Wis
ting hore from Chicago. Mrs. Lord 8
guest list was limited TO friends OF
the honoreCs. Growing poinset tias
wore the flowers used in decorations
and n lovely luncheon was served.
| Guests were Mosdnmts Walling.
! Somers, Ralph Dnlenbeck, w. X.
| Holmes. charles H. Lamb. II. Il. l..
Rhodes. Everett Manning, Ben NJ
| Curtis. @. A. wall, Ar G.. Hcggem,
| tlhTtntt IL lhglbIt l. r., Illils dblll
simpson. e. b. Gump, John Rogers
and claude l.. HOugh. Mrs. II. T., j..
| Rhodes was also numbered among
the hostcsses entertaining for Mrs.
! WallinR, having six tables OF bridge
! In her home on the afternoon Of
| Thursday. Mrs, J. Raymond Bur
| dick and Mrs. All Hoggem made
honors Sweet peas and pink can
dies adorned tho luncheon table and
assisting the hostess were Mrs Ever.
| EFT Manning and Mrs clyde Lord.
Miss Mary Cannon, a brlde-elect
| Of the month, was honor guest at "A
very attractive card party shower,
given on tho aftdpnoon OF Thursday
| by Mrs Edward waters Thornton,
who IN also a bride OF the winter,
| formerly Miss Jeanette ROSS. Mrs.
| G. II. Ross assisted her daughter and
| in the interesting game Mrs. Robert
| Hugill and Mrs. Castleman Holloway
received honors Many lovely gifts
| found their way Ia dainty packages
| To the bride-to-be from her friends
| present and were miscellaneous In
| nature. Present were Mesdam es
Marsh Cannon. James Cannon. ROB-
bert Hugill. Castleman Holloway
| Thomas J. Wood, j. NJ. McCune. Will
liam II. stone. Robert Conway
Robert Cow, sydney s. Smith. Har.
lay Price. Philip Kramer; Misses
Doris Cobb, Betty Comstock, Dane