The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
STATE SOCIETY

many friends sed relatives and be pres.
ent at the Warrington -MuilenS nuptials
June 81.
Miss Marian Washington spent the
wsek.epd week IN sormsn a,, as the guest q ne
Founders day celebration banquet. the
.'Fssst Of Roses" sunday Plates we're
set Tor 80 This h an snnusl celebration
Miss Grace Molonson was hostess to
club thursday sf,etpoon in be, her beaS,i. %
were decorated throughout with baskets
S.fSSSn SSS5no' Of GSf srds. HsI dss,Oas asseo s~S
ho.,s.: .,,,,... TO Ms,da'i,ss Mimi. shgli,i
Tucker. Ralph oliphsn,.. isomss Il
Miss Eula Roberts was offered the
position as a member OF the faculty Of
this summer. However, Miss Roberts
had already decided to complete her
impelled to decline the honor. She is a
member of Kappa Delta Phi and has
been chosen TO address his body ut its
banquet this week at the skirvin hotel.
Many Of the most prominent men
and women OF the state are mem.
bers OF this society and will be
the only woman accorded the honor Of
being invited to address them, Holden
Vile feels "sorter chesty'
for four months trip. presumably to
escape the warm weather.N but he took
his winter clothes. The "trip Mr.. Scott
one. His first stop will be at Amarillo.
| Then Denver. where he expects to visit
WITH an adopted son he has not seen
for 20 years His next stop VIII be at
salt Lake city. thence to Portland aud
Seattle where he Will visit with his
daughter. Mrs. Berthe Mcfarland, Tor
ssyf5s Te6wdnS Sn'S park SasSra rns Lons Ss
Island, where ho will visit week or so
then he viii 60 TO Canada. back to ST
hmo,s IL sw Of e., isS, y"0s thI ,n,l MI sGSi. s Is
trip for him to undertake alone. The
only thing that seemed to mar his trip
was the fact he would not be here to
exercise his franchise. so he left his
proxy with Luther Harrison
Puckett enterta ined at bridge Tuesday
morning at the home Of the former. hon
%u.sury Grss hs OF sSss sues cy and M' Mrs.
ciuded Mesdsmes Il. v. Bllby. Russell
rn.i,. rsy Tc1' o4 DrmS1s warren h sob g. frSssn s.s
W. 7. Anglin, BERT wallace. W L. Hug.
gins, Tom My, Fleet nennett. stephen
n"%so' ths%s RreS % B. s%fs %yiss ambrose W M"S y
W snlder. HAIRY Allen. J. T; Harmon,
Roy Grace; Roy Smith. clark corssil;
tssvish Lee % cTo'fs'F p wslsS si. 15r b. hay hs,
RHss' sss Of s'Sf%s hss' MIoa
Cherokee ,,rs and the Misses Alice Means, Means.
Berry Of Norman. Mrs welch captured
the favor for the highest score srd the
honor guests were ere presented rSa M'h mouse rs
was artistically decorated IN shades of
| orchid and yellow. the same motif being
carried out in the beautifully appointed
| luncheon.
one Of the most beautiful parties ever
given In Holdenviile was rendered Miss
Marian Washington. eldest daughter OF
Nome MR. Ts oi Mr. Mrs. n s"4, e. Mis-. at .se
'eldesn Bfodie and Myrtle Barrett Fri
day afternoon. The house was beautiful
Y decorated With roses roSm, sna ssrdeH srieH
thrown together and the potted plants
and myriad coiored candle illuminating
the whole made a beautiful effect. After
| the guests had Call arrived boy dellv-
cred special message, date-headed
"Loveland." summoning the ho.iesses
and their guests to repair Immediately
whsf unrsveied by the decorations app
parent. Gracing the center OF the table
vas large kewpie&; & holding IN nh iis hsnd, ,os
to plates laid. Place cards were little
Kewpies holding engagement rings; or
pies were little red hearts which bore
the following announcement: Miss Ma
| rian NJ. washington and Mr.. Maurice
Lee Muliens, June 81, 1s22." While tn,
guests were enjoying the announcement
and extending TO Miss Washington theiI
| good wishes. miniature bride and
| groom. Miss Paula Lain and Master
| George Turner, ensered the dining room
drawing a little white wagon upon which
was loaded gifts for the bride-to.be- A
more fetching sight could not be imag
| ined than was made by this fair little
Nbride. bedecked in her orange wreatf
and bridal dress and veil. and this gal
| liant and proud little groom. The re-
past consisted Of a two-course luncheon
| In which the wedding scheme was car
| rled out Tho guests were limited e
| the members OF the Pan-Hellenic club
consisting of Misses Ruth Cox, Ros
Leske. Carrie VIII Coffman. Lorna Rob
inson. the honored guest and the
| hortesses, with but thrse invited guests
Mesdames sydney II. Babcock. Il. NJ
Washington and NJ y. Gilbert Mis-