The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

by an afternoon of bridge. The luncheon
/ tables we're frightened by bouquets nj
/ tulps ana sweet peas that blpOmrd in
! baskets tied with nus tuIIe. Tho sIcst.
/ hSr George r. hatfhall was rerlpirni
/ ~ tho first prize, Mrs -. v Swing rcc
| 'uiot Town guests we're Mfs Joe Parkoi
! and Mrs. =. ". Dunn of Tulsa.
] Ihore was hnpry gathering ~ chi
| dten Monday afternoon nt the homo Of
] Mr.. ana Mrs. a, D. Eby. 8it Chlckaaa W
| avenue, on the occasion Of tho sixth
! bHthlay nnniycrsnfy of their litto dauEh
| l"r. Ellen Louise. Games were tho IN
| t"tthlnment fpt Heven little girls who
/ were tho guests ~ tho occasion The
/ decorations in tho dining room we're er.
/ pressed In pink nud white ribbon stream.
! HiS candles, rrrtty iIttIe dolls we're Itt
l at the guests platcs aH favors and the
! rooms Of tho spoclous home were adorned
| with lilies 81 tho valley
Pink and white carnations formed tho
/ table otuomcnts 20 the afternoon bridge
| party Wodncaday afternoon ht which
| Mrs. Edward Cartridge was tho hostess
10 the wednesday bridge club At hor
homo in tho L"Hch apartments The up.
rninithcnts ~ the card tables ana ~ tho
luncheon. which was served late In tho
~ the club were Miss Dorothy Turner
who is home Tor the sprlpE vacation
from Missouri university. and Mrs. VIII
Ham Parker. Mrs, charles Mllor was tho
recipient ~ the high score award ana
Mlss Turner received the guest prize.
Mrs. Alexander W Mccoy was hostess
10 ~" members ~ tho a. W chapter II
ih" y. T. o. fisteItood ~ the regular
business meeting which took place Mon
10y aitcrn'on at hor home, South OHare
avenue Tho major part of tho hficr.
noon was devoted 10 business routine and
~ the instructinR tho delegates who have
b"oh teiectcd 10 represent tho local chap
place ~ Gcary May 2. and T. Mos.
dunes y %. Thurman, W. A. 1ynott.
Victor Nolpuarts aud Alexander Mccoy
luncheon wss served 10 tho guests al the
close ~ the ofornoon.
-Four tables ~ bridge wer. employed
day whom Mrs. Carl Mining ~ SOS
koclcr avenue entertained tho members
~ tho 1920 Hrldge club. Iiesidos tho
club members tho guests were Mrs. Hor.
nc" Allen, MIS-. Arthur npchrach Mrs.
Eugene Daley, Mrs Warren and Miss
J'aophin" walker. Purple ana white was
inhloH white a bouquet ~ iris formed the
'outorpicco ~ tho dining table, from
which u luncheon was served at
o'clock Tho club high score was won
by Mrs. stanley Gleason. Mrs James
Coruoy winning second high score ana
Mrs Allen tho guest prize.
a birthday surprise party was given
by Miss pansy Muxlow In honor OF her
mother at tho homo - Mrs. George Mux-
low, 500 Choctaw avenue. Wednesday
nlght. The evening was spent In playing
~ '7l'i'"'" f'Hl'9 "i''I WHl'h re-
wcro Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Rood. Mr. and
Mrs ID. y. Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ q
Weber Mr.. and Mrs. u IT, Taylor. Mr..
ana Mrs. o. S Runnells, Mr. and Mrs.
!. y. Booth MIR ana Mrs. J. C. Mciver,
Mr. ana Mrs Black. Mr. ana Mrs. w. y.
IhompRon. Mr.. ana Mrs. Grin Graham,
Mrs W NJ. Proctor, MIS-, -. l.. Davis,
Mrs Edward Rainey, Mrs - H. saun-
steele, Margaret and Lula Flanagan.
Messrs. Jack Steele. Junior Parsons and
Junior Mciyer.
Thos annual meeting and election OF
officers OF the Tuesday club was held
at the homo Of Mrs y E. Thurman on
Usage avenue this week. Tho opening
part of tho program was devoted to tho
reports OF committees which revealed n
fluttcrlng state Of affairs FOR tho club.
The officcts were elected MS follows: Mrs
T. T., Thurman, president: Mrs. James
Ketllr. first vice president; Mrs. II. r.
Ttuner. second vice president. Mrs. James
Tnlbutt corresponding secretary: Mrs
r. r.. Gordon, recording secretary. Mrs
~. IT. Van Duzen, treasurer. Following
tho business session Mrs. Thurman, Rs-
s. A. XOok served tea to tho club mem
bers from dining-room table conferred
with basket Of tulips with which were
combined spirea sprays
II was 10 confer honor upon Mrs A W.
tlcn OF the order Of the Eastern star, that
Miss Althea Terry and Mrs. Edwin Fish
back entertained large company OF
friends at the Terry homo Thursday he
tween the hours OF 2:s0 and $3.50 O'Clock.
More than 100 guests were created by