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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Parties

Mcsdames Edward II. Argue and
Thomas Argue were numbered
among the nostcsses entertaining
the past week. having "A bridge
party In the home OF the former on
Friday afternoon. Carnations IN rod
and white with !!lios Of the valley
were In vases everywhere and after
the game ices and cake perpetual
ing the Christmas colors In dccorh-
tive motif were served. Three price
We're awarded Tor first, second and
third score. Present were Mes
danes Harry HeinZman, A. T. AL
son. James Porter. Nathan patto.-
son, George pohler. Leo Omohuu-
dro. W. Vatican Biddi5on, G. N.
Beck. Charles Lee, r. j. Wright
Edward Avery, william HUNS,
Allan HOLT $. /. Ford, John Simp-
son. T. y. Evnna. frank b. Long
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Harold Mcmahon, Louis Rooycs,
Fred Martin, j, /. Trmblo, -. $.
Perry, Ray Walters. Tom Williams.
Keith Heinball, William Thompson.
Leo Fortier. sid Perry. Glcun HI
ford, Tracy Dody. Nergil Han, John
Crowder. Earl Jones, william Nc
Nutt, Arthur Small, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Springer.
M. and Mrs. Ar q. Heggcm, DR..
and Mrs Harry -. Murdock, Mr.. and
Mrs. claude l.. Hough and DR.. and
Mrs. William j, Trainer composed
oongenial group who attended the
Majestic thcater New Years eve,
later, enjoying n buffet supper at
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. llcgBem
IN Maple Ridge.
One of the Interesting New Years
celebrations, was the large dance
given last night by the local Ameli-
gan Legion at the National Guard
armory.
Members OF Akdar Temple enter
tanned with n largo bah at Conyon-
don hall on New Years eve, the at
tendance being very large, and the
moment fraught with pleasure for
members of the Shrine and their
guests.
Mrs. Pierce tarkin entertained
with an Informal tea in her home.
t44O South Norfolk avenue, on
Thursday afternoon. Tho holiday
season was expressed In decorations.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Leachman,
SOC North Main street, entertained
with a bridge and watch party on
New Years eve IN their home,
The Black Friars gave their annual
hristmas party New Years eve IN
he home of MIR. and Mrs. J.. Il. Ab-
bolt. quite n number Of the club
members were here from college ana
were especially named AS honor
guests by this popular social club
The Martes Bridge club gave a
formal dance Saturday night in the
home OF Miss Helen Miller There
was quite large company who Gel
ebrated the Oncomins year with
much mirth.
Mrs. Robert Leo Daniel will en-
tertain with n matinee party and
luncheon on Monday afternoon.
TO Miss Lillian So
Der, a student at college In LeXing-
ton. Mo, who IS here for the hOli-
days with her sister, Mrs. Glenn
Dial school friends OF the honor
guest here, composed the guest list.
Luncheon was served at the Coffee
cup after tho theater.
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occasion as the girls donaed aprons
and different kinds Of candies were
cnncocted, Games and contests
were enjoyed, The house decora-
uons followed color scheme in
spired by tho sorority colors. crIm-
son and gold, Present were; Misses
Josephine Layman. Kathryn Hill,
Louise Lowry, Lois Brooks. F.nico
McArthur Louise Wood, Margary
sharpe, Lucille Berlin, Nell Trusty,
Anna williams OF Broken Arrow,
Ruth Harrison, Lucy Mae Marquis,
Mildred Kiser, Beryl Maupin, Mar
saret Wyndham, Mabel Neal, Esther
Roe, Gale LOWS, Betty Hunt, Juanita
Jones, Louis Lundy, Janice Reiny,
Lydia Miller, Helen Pulling, Messrs.
Holly Anderson. Lyman Lowry,
Hawloy Kerr, Lawrence Johnson.
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Mary Grabow and Miss Vivian Wott.
morcland. Roses ln aii ir beauty
mingled Wijh ruryisa is blossoms l.
enhancing tho beauty OF the home
ready placed. Two prizes wore
awarded ana luncheon WIS ser,D.
nt the card tables nflor the game
Present were Misses MpymD Lawson.
Mildred Hugrrs. MlNnc Day. MAJ
Rlrct Campbell Madeline Shaw.
inuc RuhiuHon Martha sharp.
CHudlue Miller. Elizabeth Coo
Mary Hayden, Isabel IuWu.ul.
Grace Connolly Sara Marry.
Frances kvarucv. Olco Irene fIu..
Marjorie Beam. LIuur Martin.
ThDlwa Holmes. Kathryn stout. ora
W,HvCr Dorothy Wen uHcl Thclmu
NDDuuuoI Louise Brady Lu.I
Short. frank Dean Catuoy. Joseph
ire simmons, Marjorie Wolch. Grace
syudcrson. ElWila Bcll sr"1ger
Ncll Cook. Dorothy Thompson.
lclcu dalton. Irene l.lndley, Edith
Curtis, rhclma Field, Lucille Thoma-
son.
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Orcn H. McCarty. Graft. John -.
McLin, Thomas Hing w. a. Brad
shaw w. B. elmer, Floyd HUFF j.
4. Bc1rmhn. Rex s.. Waller, Lee
kuusWau, r. r, Daniel. Charles l..
Day G. G. Nohor John AlBco, oscar
HOWE. Charles Rogcrs j. j. Sulli-
van. &, T.. WBtgun, r.. NJ. Dye aud
James u. hcCahc.
Mr., and Mrs. william S. McCray
entertained "A company OF their
friends at Hotel Tul "a Saturday oye-
ming at watch party ana supper.
a sect on OF the moza2nine was re-
tanned by the hosts and made par
ticularly beautiful with tall palms.
lntorlaclng OF smilaN and placing
OF potted fern. The round tables
were decorated with Columbia roses
and swectpoas with fern suggestions
of sprlngtimc expressed IN white hyn-
Ainths. Corsage bouquets for the la
dies IN the party were In Keeping
with the holiday oolorR and hint OF
spring. Made Butterfly rosCs and
English violets fashioning these
dainty noscgays. Handpalnted place.
cards each expressing note for tho
New Year. were tied with silver rib
bon. Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Triplett. Judge and Mrs. ia
Grassland Mr. and Mrs IL. A.
Wakefield, Mr.. and Mrs, G. II Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Glenn Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. A, Stelnborgcr, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Clark, MIR. and Mrs.
II. j. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Far
mer and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Drum
mond.
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a member, Miss Mildred Twidwell
of Harden college, Mexico, Mo-, who
is here for the holidays, also MIS-
Catherine Murphy Of COalgate,
Okla, who is also a Nuletide Nisi-
tor. Luncheon was served after the
theater at the Superior Tea rooms
here. Killarney roses were used as
a center decoration for the table and
at each place were corsage bouquets
of hyacinths and violets. Guests
besides the honorees were Misses
elizabeth Holt, Esther Ilandley, Lee
ona Grigsby, stella Fortier, Ma acl
Hall, Evelyn Eakes. Carry y. FISK,
Kathryn Patton, Mabel Neal, lmo-
gene Beirly and Leone Britain.
Two very pretty events of the
week were the dances given by Mrs
Glen Dial and Mrs. Robert Row
land in the home of the former at
1895 South Peoria, on Tuesday and
Wednesday. The homo was beauti-
fully decorated with smilaX and
large baskets OF cut flowers. Miss
Lillian Sober, sister OF Mrs Dial,
presided over the punch bowl, and
at late hour n buffet luncheon
was served. Forty-five couples
were entertained the two evenings
Miss Josephine Layman enter
talned informally Friday evening in
her home for new officers OF the
Philathea Sunday school class OF
the First Christian church and for
her individual class group. The even
ing was spent in games and con-
tests and later n salad course was
served. Guests were Misses Mary
Wright, Edna Shipman, Maxine
Duncan, Juanita Plumlee, Edith
Dilling. Inez Frank, Lillian Shannon
and Marion Parker, Messrs. Law
renee Johnson, Eugene Jennings,
Nolan G.. lie Van, william Johnson,
j, Il. Norm. w, II. Frasier i. II.
Cogswell and G.. w. Eads OF West
Virginia.
One OF the merrlest affairs OF the
week just past was the party given
by members and pledges OF the
Theta eta Phi sorority OF the Uni
yerslty of Tulsa Tuesday evening
in the home OF Judge and Mrs. Al
pert G. Hunt. The name, Kitchen
party perhaps best deslgnatea the
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Informal

G!ris OF the Bafoilette club gave
a tea dance in the Kennedy restau-
ant on Monday afternoon. Tho sea-
Htn was altogether informal and
WITH true carnival spirit, the merry
rsests engaged in confetti throwing.
Rubber balls and different colored
balloons were favors. The Jazz Pl-
rates I'm costume furnished the mu-
nc FOR the occasion. Mrs. W. Albert
COOK and Mrs. John II. Markham.
IT,, were chaperons.
Mrs. Carl X. Dresser was hostess
at the tea dance given In the Coun-
Try club Monday afternoon. She
was assisted by Mesdames Allmand
W. Blow, David Emery Brennsman
and Frank l.. Moore Mrs Moore
was official hostess at the dinner
0ance in the Country club on New
Years eve. Both occasions were
among the attractive holiday parties
OF the week.
Miss Josephine simmons enter
Ialned with a small informal lunch
.Yon honoring Misc Florence Craver
who is at home for the holidays
baskets of flowers adorned the table
ana corsage clusters We're presented
each guest as favor. Miss Simmons
entertained in the Country club a,
midweek.
lhe G.. X, s. club gave their
1,nrlstmas dance in the home of Mr
,Wditer Miller on the evening OF
Wednesday when thirty couple en-
)oyed the pleasure OF dancing. Mr..
ana Mrs. Walter Miller and Mrs
=, q Taylor of Sapulpa were the
ehaperons.
MISS Kivian Fulghum's bridge on
naIuIday afternoon with about
"ohty guests present, was a lovely
compliment to Mrs. julius Wright
% who Is here for the holidays with
ar. and Mrs. Charles Edward
fAsouVelle celebrated their twentieth
eudlng anniversary with a New
lars huar party last evening at their
olne IN Sunset park, Members of
NY tuesday Evening Bridge club to
'eh the latter ~ affiliated, as well
- company OF oldtime friends
he' enjoyed the hospitality. The
m mi1oie was lovely In holiday attire
unclns was enjoyed and a buffet
- supper was served
MISS Amelie Constantln honorcd
h hss irene Hastings who will be u
tv or the Forthcoming week, on
Ntuiiesday with a bridge shower
"1oinpers of the Thursday Bridge
S!uD VI which Miss constnntip and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Miss Natalie Broach's auction
bridge party on Saturday afternoon
was lovely tribute 10 Miss Alice
StrOuvclle and her friends. Miss
with its Christmas decorations al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

An enjoyable event OF tho Christ
mas season was the evening party
ON Thursday ut which mntrups Of
the Sans Suuci Bridge club enter
tainod their husbands In the homo
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. f.. McGouldrick
on South Denver avenue, As l.t,ng
| Mrs. MCGouldrlCk wrro Mcgdamcs
| V. -. Houston and barney llur igdu.
| The entertaining suite was mido at
| ractivc with decorations OF the sea-
son, together with vases OF red roses
/ ana ferns. Dinner was served pre-
! ceding the games Of bridge. after
| which dancing furnished the enter
| tlinmcnt until late hour. Scores
at bridge were made hy Mcsdamos
\. A. Kennedy and Barney Horri-
gan, with the gentlemens prizoB
being awarded to McsHs Charles
toneelcy and McGouldrick. Mem
hers attending were Mr.. ana Mrs.
\. a. Kennedy. Lee /. Brown, V. D..
Rickey. Charles Coneeley, knight
Douglas. G. II. walters, B j.. lior-
lrisan and V. ID. Houston. Guests for
tho evening were Mrs. Frank Dil-
ard ana MIR. S. j. Lones. Mrs. v.
-. Rickey, will entertain the club
on next "wednesday, at their regular
Afternoon meeting.
On Sunday evening at 3 o'clock.
December 20, the choir of the l.. -.
s. church at Tenth and Rockford.
rendered the cantata entitled The
christmas King" by Fred lIolton In
q pleasing manner doing justice TO
both the choir and their leader, Mrs.
IJ. $. Wright. At the close of the
services the choir presented Mrs.
Wright wi,h "A beautiful toilet set
IN appreciation Of nor services.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

The Alpha Gamma sorority mem
bers of the University of Tulsa en-
tertained with a line party one aft
ernoon during the week. honoring
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Perhaps ono NJ the handsomcst
parties of tho Christmas season was
the dance party given Thursday
uirhf at tho Country club with Miss
tluphanc WCrtzbergcr and Miss
Louise Stchbcus n8 hoHcsses. From
the vivid crimson of Christmas
colnrs shown Ia poingtttia and rose.
Christmas bell and California pop
per combined with spruce, pine and
holly that has characterized tho
decorations for Christmaa those
hOstosscs chose 20 forecast tho New
Nnar Tho ballroom with lowered
ceiling or intcrlaccd smilax wac
mingled iclules ana snow, shown In
artistry the center OF the room be-
lng attractive with large silver
hell from which hung silver rlbbura
and at a given time. when pulled,
confetti representing snow fell on
the dancers beneath. Manikins rcp-
rcscuting snow mon stood at the
dOorwaya Palm. fern and pine or
fcrod lovely background for the
glittcring tinsol and snow and at
various places throughout tho
rooms. reception hall, living room,
ballroom, dining room ami nun
porch, were cut flowers in crimson
and white. ono Of tho novelty
dances was n SNOWFALL fight, oppos-
ing eldra pitching soft balls across
the bathroom, those being balls OF
cotton covered with snowy tinsei
Receiving with Misses Wcrtzberger
and Stebbcns were their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. ID. WcrtzberEer
Mr. and Mrs. Grant G. Stehbons. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Otis McCllntock, and
Mr. ann Mrs j. ray Stebbons. Ices
and Chrlstmas cake done in indlvia-
uul boxes and nttune In color ana
wrnppings with the tho Yuletlde.
| Green candy canes tied with red
| ribbons and red bells were given as
\ favurs and we're an added touch 10
/ the beauty of tho ensemble. Tho
| list included 200.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Mrs. Knight =. Douglas oompl..
mcnted Miss Amelie Constantin.
popular January bride elect with a
bridge and kite .on shower Friday
afternoon. The ballroom at the
lclks club was the setting In it's
adornment OF Christmas greenery
and lovely things suggestive OF the
Yuletide. In the game. Mrs. Theron
Bynum. Mrs. Jules Constantln and
Miss Dorinda Bruce scored. Lunch-
con was served mt the card tables.
Guests were Mcsdamcs Bertram
Redgraves. Eugene Constnntln, jr,,
Bcrtram L. Brookings, Winifred NJ
WEshabaugh. c. @, Armstrong, q.
n ByHum. a. A. Kennedy, Robert
Conway Joseph Grant Clark. Frank
Haroun Caseboor. Charles al. Mar
tis., Klrol II. Holm, J. Ray St9b-
benH. Castleman Holloway, Edward
e. Harvey, Guy Johnson. Davis
Wallace, j. H. G. Hopkins, II. II.
Harris. Columbus. Kan: Clarence
II. Douglas Frank Dlllard. NJ. G.
Klmbau, X. S. Linn; Misses Ireno
Hastings, Aline Constantin, Mary
Cannon, Jean Hucker, Del1une, New
orleans; Bourg, Marguerite Gavin.
Betty Comstock, Bernico Trevore,
OkmuiEsc.
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miss MSS Amelie Constantln honored
hrtS hs irene Hastings who will be
vv v'ue or the Forthcoming week, on
N,euiesday with a bridge shower.
I1ot'pers .1uh OF the Thursday Bridge
N'uo ot which Miss constantin and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

The Martes Bridge club gave a
formal dance Saturday night in the
home OF Miss Helen Miller There
was quite "A large company who Gel
ebrated the oncOmins year with
nlIch mIrlh.
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r. MISS Kiyian Fulghum's bridge on
naluIday afternoon with about
"ehty guests present, was lovely
compliment to Mrs. julius Wright
relatives.
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One of tho interesting New Years
celebrations, was the large dance
given last night by the local Ameii-
ean Legion at the National Guard
aTfnOTy.
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Mrs. Bernard Il. Capps enter
tanned quite host of the younger
set at Christmas dancing party in
her home one evening during the
week for her young daughter Mar
garet, who in turn, honored her
relative. Master John Herbert of Ok
lahoma city, who is spending the
holidays here with relatives, and
who is a student at Kemper Military
college in Boonville, Mo.
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Instead of asking your friends where
there's a nice room to rent. read the clas-
sifed ads and find out for yourself.
Anybody can probably use a classified
ad. You don't have to be In business 10
become an advertiser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-28

HAULING-Andrew Anderson. Trucking
engines. boilers. machinery. safes. heav
hauling and rigging of every description
Pierce Arrow and Packard 3 ton trucks
Tel. 17s. II Fayette Street. Perth Am
boy. N. j.