The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05
Dances


one OF the interesting events
socially at the weeks close was the
dinner dance given at the Country
club by members OF Akdar shrine
patrol, which included officials,
members Of the patrol, the band. the
drum corps and their wives. The
shrine colors, green yellow and red
prevailed in flowers against "A back
ground OF palms, fern and autumn
leaves. This II the first OF n series
of dinner dances to be given during
the winter by the patrol.
The Klwanls club gave It's annual
dinner dance on Monday night at
Hotel Tulsa. More than a hundred
members were present with their
wives. Balloons and flowers were
abroad with merry toasts and jests.
There were vaudeville acts, stunts
and much TO please and entertain to-
Ecthcr with Il splendid spread. After
dinner dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour in the grin room down
stairs.
The Bonanza clubmen gave their
annual Halloween dance at the
criterion hall on Tuesday night. The
setting was In keeping with Hallow-
were quite akin to festival with
the paper hats and noisemakers
given as favors. cider was served
as punch. The list Included. Messrs.
and Mesdamts Thomas Trickey.
Harry Miller, Dan Hunt jr., James
Kennedy, IL. II. McFann. G. McNul-
~ Loren Taylor. Harry Steele, Rob
crt II. Gov, Wayne Cameron, James
Price, Edward Harvey. G. T. Rynum,
O Et 1T -=N - ,
Ruth Brown Carson, j. NJ. Bellamy,
Robert Hays of Okmulgee, X. c.
Holloway. stella Ambrose, Paul ~.
tverson, Il. II. Fitzgerald. II. l.. Sui
Ivan. Ben Lain. Aubrey Thomas.
Paul Andreo. W. r. Holmes. j. It. |
Shallenberger ]. X. Adair, ]. Ray
Stebbens. Misses Lsona Galbreath, |
Ann Walker. Alta Henderson. Hnlah |
Fagen, Dorothy Weber. Almeda Bell, |
FEMME Land, Sara Springbett, Jack |
sou, Tenn, Rosalyn Hollow. Amelia |
Rrnach, Thelma McDonnell. Marian |
McCllntock, Leona Voorhees,, Lola |
Doris Cobb, Louise Dobbs. Messrs. !
willard J. Martin, a. w. Futrell, |
Edmund Hugi,i, a. j. Walker. j. NJ.
Giltner, Sam Stewart, Raymond e. |
Jarrett, Paul NGroshart. Murle Duff
field. c. II. Baldwin. Lawrence |
Puckett James watson. Lee Price.
Richard Thixton. w. a. Lilystrand,
Joe Boggs, Hamilton, J. Il. Curran,
$. $. Canterbury, II, ". Alexander,
Edwin BiXby. Springfield. Mo.
George Berry, Charles Hancock,
Maitland B. Lucas, Frank Shreck.
Arthur Wixtrum. Jack McMurray, j.
o. Brown. Seth Herndon, Abe Coch-
ran. Ira Rhinehart. Lee II. Payne.
y. c. Mead. Henry +. Thomas. Vol
Whtmore.
The outstanding event OF society
this autumn, marking with much
beauty e~d hrilliance the first large
event Sr'en rhls season at the Coun-
try club was the dancing party given
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wesley Bates and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke Edwin Ranney In honor OF
Mr., and Mrs. John Kearney Cleary.
who have recently come TO Tulsa
TO mako their future home. The
entire lower floor OF the cluN paid
ribute TO the affair in lis elaborate
decorations which were both artistic
and striking IN their color note. Mr..
and Mrs. Bates and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ranney with their honor guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Cleary. received the large
number of guests informally. More
Than $50 were present. The ball
room, living room. reception hall.
aiming room and sun porch were
brought together for dancing and
With lacqucrod posts and lattice
work in black against the walls and
IN doorways. autumn leaves, run
ming riotou4y over these in their
say colorins. one became fascin-
'ted with an unusual scheme. Sur
mounting these ebon posts stood
'ose colored lights about which were
'rchid tinted poppies, The wall and
'elling lights shed their illumination
through roso shades. The orchestra
vas enclosed within n iattlced bow
'r. Everywhere stood tall wicker
lcor vases holding bronze ana
'rchid chrysanthemums with fern
ma palms as background formation.
Baskets hung low from the ceiling
loldiHE their quota OF roseate flow
RS ana delicate fern. with the |
gowned matrons and
,irls and the gentlemen in conven-
ional attire, the scene presented
vas beautiful. At a late hour a
luffet supper was served and all
Turing the evening punch was
Tipped from two stations on the
un porch. Miss Harriet Colcord.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Callahan, all
u Oklahoma city, Mrs. ]. w. Bates
y Somerworth, ~, H.; Messrs.
Wells and Davis from Okmulgee and
'lr. Cheeseman of Shreveport were
maOnC Out of tOWn vfSitors