The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
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CIubs--Muaic--w work
cIubs---Music--womAns work.

! Crosbis. Dorothy veasey, Helen
swanson, Marian Savage Maxine
Noble. Mary Veasey Ann isabel
SirOuvclle, Kathryn Smith, FIorise
/ WertzberRor, surn Bercu, Jane etrou-
vellc. Saumio HeIbrun, Dorothy
Bcyer, Jane Robinson, Marcolln
shaw, Marian Applcman, Marcelllte
Grant and Helen KcllOugh,
Christmas cordially extended dur
inE tho week Ht any function given
for the younger set, was not more
attractive ana appreciated by the
numerous guests than was the
luncheon given Mrs. II. X. Smith and
her daughter. Miss Kathryn Smith at
the Country club on Wednesday. The
ChriBtmas COlOrs gave way TO the
New Year suggestion Of Ice and snow
and the uOuf was white ana silver
with touches Of green. Roses in the
pale shades IN lovely baskets held
prominent places on tho handsomely
arranged and appointed table and
tho contorpleCe was a New Years
figure most unique faVorH were in
Keeping with the motif with Mrs.
Smith and her daughter we're the
honor guests Misses Maxine Noble
ana Nora Blanch Peters with their
mOthors. Mrs. Charles Franklyn
noble and Mrs. Charles T. Peters.
Others were Mrs. Thomas Chestnut.
Misses Dorothy Veasey, Lucille Nor
loy, Helen Andrews Irma Andrews,
Margaret Capps, Helen Adams. Hell
on swanson. Marian Savage, Artle
Allen, Mary kathryn Rodotf Kirk
Algco IneZ Young, Dorothy Boyer,
kathryn Crosbie, Blorise Wcrtz-
berger, Marian NenBol, Helen Vir-
glnia Kellough, Alice Mae Kistler
Margaret Crawford, Evelyn Craw-
stalker Elizabeth Barnes and
Mildred Maxey
The Harlequin club luncheon Civ
en- Friday at Hotel Tulsa was one OF
the largest Christmas parties given
of this nature and was a very love-
ly affair The table, H-shaped, was
beautifully decorated with snap
dragons and narcissus. Brown and
gold arc the club colors ana baskets
holding the delicate tinted flowers
we're tied with brown and gold tulle.
Lolypop dolls In quaint dress were
fayurs and the place cards were in
the club colors Club members and
guests attending were: Misses Vir-
Rinia Buckner, virginia Berlin, Claf-
lin Bryan, Florence Craver, Jessie
Garrod, YuSula Gilbert. Louise
liooy. Sara Little. Elizabeth Nilsson.
Barbara Osborne. Dorothy owen,
Pauline Rhees, Ethel Roop, Mary
Reisling, Mildred Shepherd, Jose
Phine simmons, Dorothy Thompson,
Helen Wallace. Guests were Misses
Freda Davis. Maxine Day, Mildred
Rogers, Margaret Campbell, Doro-
thy Watkins vivian Norval, Sara
F'ayne Witherup, Wlnifred
Winn. Ruth Standeven, Anna Rose.
Margaret Settle Marguerite Leggett.
Julia Catron, Dorothy Hoey, Vir-
ginia Campbell, Alice Schaff. Mil
dred Hennage. Pauline Wood, Ora
Weaver. Elizabeth Broach, Mary
Frances Bakin, Lucille John, Esther
Felt. Martha Simmons. Alpharetth
Scbtt, Elizabeth Thomas and Wilma
Elliott.
Miss Ora Weaver's beautiful |
luncheon was a bright event Of the |
week at the Country club. Christ
mas eolors with snowballs Ice cover
cd was reminder OF the Christmas
and New Year. Miniature Christ |
mas trees were snowladen and were |
a. each plate. Christmas tapers |
burned. Whistles were attached to |
the place cards, which also bore |
lovely yuletide messages. Guests |
we're Mesdames Edgar Martin Will |
liam Moore, Foreman Moore, Misses |
Claudine Miller, Mary Cartwright, |
Vensel, Clephane Wertz-
berger, Louise Stebbens, Elizabeth |
Cook. Naomi Brown, Carolyn Skelly, !
Ruth Clinton, Frank Dean Cathey, |
Elwilda Bell Springer, Marian Pad |
den, Thelma Kennery, Norma |
of Vinita; Anne Kennedy, |
Martha Sharpe. Lillian Msenner,
Elizabeth Kramer. Clara Kramer, !
Maxine Day. Alpharetta Scott. Freda |
Davis, Vivian Norvel. Mary Hayden. !
Fannie Land. Dorothy kirk. Dorothy
Jane Markham, Marian McClintock, '
Irene Buel, Alice Strbuvclle, Eliza
beth Broach. Natalie Broach, Mamie
Louise Brady, Jane Robin
son, Virginia Wlnkler, Dorcas Nc
Connell, Nell Cook. Pauline Wood
Nartorie Bsams Louise Hoey. !
Holmes, Rosallnd Hollow
and Luel Short
Mrs Mack Rupp was hostess et
luncheon and bridge on Saturday In
honor OF Mrs. Charles u. McKeon OF
Hominy, in her home, 2i4 East Jas
per street Mrs. Rupp's guests were;
MesdRmes c. II. Rawson, Charles A.
Black. A. D. Cottiug. Clara Nc
Junkin Conway. Albert Twist. Jo-
seph Grant Clark. L. w. Grant and
O. T. Roop.
Dances
Christmas night was chosen by
Miss Thelma Kennedy for the large
and brilliant dancing party given at
the Country club in honor OF Miss
Norma Chandler, Of Vinita daugh-
ter OF Congressman r. A. Chandler.