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

Tuesday might. The party was sug.
gestivo Of the days OF George Wash.
ington IN the decorations and table an.
p3intments and the two-coursc luncheon
Mrs. nudd Parks and Mrs. Leon stiles
won high prizes while ~. H. Watson
,seeNSd the ,eonsolation prize MI. and
were the guests NJ the club.
The members Of the Dchorty auxiliary
were the guests az a tastofuly- appointed
Mashlnston biIthdss party Tuesday aft.
ernoon, the hostesses being Mesdamcs
Hayes Mccoy Carl Mining. Guy Thomp.
son, Tom Williams md r. 81 Stuntz The
rooms In the Empire building were appro-
priately decorated In the national cuiors
and "A number of vocal solos and readings
were given. Mrs. Guy Thompson sang,
Mrs. Berry, Johnston gave a reading aud
the Temple trio sang several selections
that were greatly appreciated by the
guests.
Small baskets tied with bows OF blue
maline and fillcd with red and white
sweet peas, Eraced the four card tabtes
az which bridge was played at tho home
st Mrs c. A. Dittman, Wednesday aft
ernoon. when Mrs Eugene Daley and
Der OF friends Mrs. N. ]. Buell. received
the high score honor at the bridge tables
with Mrs. J. A. Lenertz SECOND. Mrs.
Farley Carder was the recipient Of the
ccnsolntion prize two-course luncheon
was served by the hostesses late Ia the
afternoon.
one OF tho prettiest dances OF the
season was given Tuesday night by the
members Of tho y a. ~. In observance
OF Washingtou's birthday, The park
pavilion was the scene OF the party and
" was made attractive by the use uf
the national colors and palms The
women IN the receiving line were dressed
n colonial DANES and their appearance
added touch Of distinction 10 the at
state regent. Mrs. James Kerlin, state
ssgcre,aty Mrs. y. y. walsh. regent Mrs.
" n. shaw. vice regent; Mrs. J. ~.
Fred Rice. treasurer; Mrs. J. Robett.
corresponding secretary, and Mrs II. T..
Turner. registrar At Q o'clock, the or
Banner and then drifted into the strains
OF the dance music. George and Martina
Mashingt9n assisted IN receiving the
receiving by bcvy Of young girls at
tired In the quaint colonial costumes
Conspicuous among the affairs claim
Ing the attention NJ society this wee,
given at the home of Mrs. X. D. Rood.
ll1I JOhnstOna avenue, Wednesday after
noon In honor OF Miss Franzchen McMor-
will take place, February 2s The party
was given by Mrs. Rood. Mrs. H. II.
Brennan and Miss Esther Rood and 30
women were guests. The guects ar.
rived at 2:30 aud formed delightful
sewing party for the bride-elect. Ahont
4 $50. tho doors OF tho dining room wore
thrown open and the guests were uHhcrod
In to a smartly-appOintcd progressive
luncheon. The brides table with places
for seven OF her most intimate friends,
was arranged In the sunroom. taatefully
adorned with fOr-get-me-no,s ana li'ic'
o. the valley large art basket filled
with pink and white snnpdragons also
graced the BRIDES table and at her place
WIS beautiful corsage of English violets
combined with pink roses, The place
cards and the favors were all expressive OF
the brides party The small luncheon
tables were ccntered with bud vases and
were placed around the rooms and a
long table was used IN the dining room
wealth OF palms and grecnery embel-
lished the reception room.