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

home.
Jewish Federated charities give
evening card party In Elks home.
Monday study club meets with
Mrs. Frod s. Nloxlo.
Womlns civic league meets IN
library, = 30 O'Clock.
Tuesday.
Moadamca Giles pcnIck and
Charles X. Francis hestcsscs nt ten
IN the homo OF former, to 3
o'clock.
Auxiliary to American Legion
gives morning card party In Elks
clHb.
Aaba Court T.adies Shrine gives
evening OF dancing In Elks club.
Mrs. u. ~. Ia Rhodes entertalns
at cards.
Wednesday.
Regular meeting, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, held IN
Y. w. G. A.
Mesdames W. Allen bradshaw
and Edward II. Argue. hostesses at
bridge In homo OF former.
Martes Bridge club meets with
Mrs. p. ID. sechrist.
Council of Jewish Women will
meet with Mrs. Max Travis.
Sphinx club gives juvenile party
at Masonic hall.
Thursday.
Regular fortnightly card party In
Elks home, Mcsdames A. w. Wat
kns and John II. Conley, hostesses.
Mrs. Robert Laws cntertains at
bridge for Mesdames Hubert X
smith and Davis l.. Brown.
Friday.
Mesdames w. Allen Bradshaw and
Edward II. Argue give second o.
bridge series.
Regular meeting OF Drama club.
e. q. club meets with Mrs. John
g. Davenport.
Past Matrons club meets with
Mrs. Phil ID. Barr. Q o'clock.
Saturday.
American Association Of Univer-
sity Women will give tea In home
of Mrs. Faun Freeborn. $3.50 until
o'clock.
Informal |
The II. l.. club met Thursday with
Mrs. w. A. Mullin. Mrs. Bert u.
Farmer and Mrs. A. A. Kennedy
scored in tho game of bridge. Mrs
@. ]. Brackney win be the nex'
hostess.
Mrs. Gray Moore was hostess tC
members OF her bridge club and
few special guests ON Friday after
noon. Extra guests were Mesdamel
II. G. Childs, Henry Horneckor. IL
l.. johnson and u. NJ. Burcham.
Miss Cora Maxfield was hostes
20 a score OF her friends at a mis-
cellaneous shower in her homo quit
recently, complimentary TO Mrs. w
I &. Yedder, formerly Miss jeanette
Leathers.
Lunche0Rs
Mrs. Victor Bredon Walker com
plimented Miss Edith Copin o
parkersburg, West Va, tho gueA
of Miss Gertrude Connolly. n
luncheon in the Country club ol
Thursday. Just small compan
were present and seated about tn
table which iradiated much charm
Pink roses IN blue baskets ndorne
with airy hows OF tulle formed
center about which stood blac
candles In crystal holders. Plac
cards were old fashioned girls.
Mrs. Francis Barlow Dillar
brought pleasure to 25 OF he
friends at luncheon In the Couu
try club ON Wednesday. Honortn
the natal day of Washington, th
handsomely appointed table ON III
sunporch, was in colora of rc'
white and blue, Sweetpeas In the'
shades and an interminRling
stalks OF blue hyaclnths were use'
The table was laid with streamel
of red. white and blue satin rll
bons on which stood tall sllv,
candlesticks which held burning tai
ers In the national colors. Favo
were in keeping with the patriot
motif, After luncheon, each que
gave toaSts to Washington and h
good wife, Martha" many givir
interesting anecdotes OF the life
the first president. Mrs. Fran
Greer chose TO read his will az
save itoms I'm connection, whiC
We're OF interest
Mrs. Charles A. Dillon was hosto
at a large luncheon party in Il
Country club on Tuesday. fully
being present 10 enjoy her no
pltality. The U-shaped table vi
placed Ia the ballroom and adoru,
with baskets OF red, white and bll
sWeetpcas the handles tied wi
red tulle The table was appliqu
with fern and baskets of flowers
among which stood lighted tape
In tho national colors This arrang
ment occupied the fun length a
center. Place cards were han
painted In colonial danes The 81
lights in the ballroom were shad
in the trio OF colors and In pron
nence was a portrait of Washingt'
above which was drapped lai
sllken n x. The fact that
and Mrs. Dillon are soon TO lei
for Chicago to make their futl
home was OF much regret on I
otherwise. very delightful occaslo
Mrs. ID. c. Morrison OF The Lor