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

adorned the home and In tribute to
the wedding plans, ices and cakes
we're served In heart shape. Mem
bcrs OF the club present were Misses
Mildred Rogers, Constance Crosbie.
Madeline Shaw Vivian Norvs'
Frcda Davis, Helen Wooden. Mar
garet Campbell. Maxine Day. Alpha
retta Scott. Clara Kramer. Dorothy
Watkins. Rosalind Hollow, Eliza
beth Kramer. Isabel Downing. Mary
Ellen Bragassa. Francis Whiteside.
and Helen Wooden. a matinee party
and miscellaneous shower were
given Miss Grassland on Saturday
afternoon. The Majestic matinee
was enjoyed In the early afternoon
and later the shower and a luncheon
was served In the home OF Miss
vivian Norval on East Eighteenth
street.
The week has been one round OF
gay parties for Miss Kathleen Sin
clair. who has been the guest OF
Miss Elisabeth Cook and other
friends, returning to her home in
New York last night, accompanied
by Miss Cook, who will visit her for
a fortnight. Miss Jane Robinson,
who has Just returned from school
In the east. gave n luncheon Monday
N her ohme In honor OF Miss Sim
clair. haying as other guests Misses
Naomi Brown, Elisabeth Cook, Betty
WEIGH. Ruth Lyon Clinton. Thelma
and Anne Kennedy, Irene Buel. Car
olyn Skelly. Dorothy Jane Markham
Martha sharpe. Nell Cook, Lucille
Thomson and Claudine Miller. The
table was very attractively adorned
ttstf los In. ,-f. ..f Il
pressing the more delicate rainbow
tints. Mrs. william Reid Mccoy and
Mrs. Clark Robinson assisted the
hostess, Miss Dorothy Jane Mark
ham entertained at luncheon in the
early week for Miss Sinclair and
| again on Saturday morning at a
smart breakfast, both functions be-
ing among the lovely affairs of the
week, and guests being this company
OF girls who have attended nearly
all the parties given. The color
scheme on Saturday was n glory of
| pink tones expressed in roses and
other flowers. Special favors were
| presented. Miss Martha Sharpe en-
tertainsd at cards and luncheon at
| the Country club on Wednesday and
was assisted In her duties by Mrs.
| II. c. Sharpe. Mrs. Victor Bredon
/ Walker. Mrs. j. IL. Parker and Mrs
| Hubert w. Whitney. Eight tables
were placed In the drawing room for
cards and luncheon afterward was
an enjoyable event In the tearoom
the table being adorned in delicate
artistry, garden flowers In lavender
pink and yellow expressing a beau
/ tiful scheme In colorlng. Guests
were Misses Kathleen Sinclair. Dor
othy Jane Markham. Elisabeth
Cook, Claudlne Miller. Carolyn
| Skelly. Thelma Kennedy. Anne Ken.
nedy. Irene Buel, Louise Stebbins
Clephane Wertzberger, Genevievs
Misener. Ora Weaver, France.
Kearneym, Ruth Lyon Clinton
| Vivian Fulghum, Betty Brewer
Vivian Norval, Louise Beard. Naom
Brown. Natalie Broach, Aline Con.
stantin, Margaret Hagler, Jane Rob
inson. Lucy Mae Marquis. Margare
Lamb, Rosa!ind Hollow. Irene stat
ford and Jimmie Martin. Miss Clau
dine Miller's bridge-luncheon giver
Friday at the Country club was on,
OF the largest ana most attractiv,
OF the series given for Miss Sin
clair. The luncheon table was beau
tifully adorned In colors of yellow
and blue. calendulas and corn
flowers being effectively arranged
and the place cards were sprin,
girls as were the tally cards agains
n background OF black. Miss Mil
, ler's guests were Misses Markham