The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30 1922

lowccn wore in evidence winners
ln games were Beatrice Wise. Sam-
mye lIoilbrun and Lillian Vincr.
Tho opening day for ladies at Elk
day proved e. most enjoyable one
ou Tuuysday with Mrs Loo l. brown
1s hottcss Twenty-thrco tablcs
played. with Mrs. 10. W Murray
winning fire. prize. Mrs. Harry B.
owen. second and Miss Laura Poole.
third.
Mrs. Dan Patton was hostess on
Friday afternoon az bridge N her
home. biI South Victor. hOnoring
Mrs. Charles Bodcn ~ Toledo. ono.
Quests enjoying tho afternoon be-.
sides the honorco we're Mesdames
j. ~ Floyd. Raymond Mcclure. T..
IT, Baker, W. A. Hughes. Matt
Beard. Jack Bolaud. Howard Wi
llams. Victor Gray and Fred Lang
lcy.
Mrs. Homer Wallace was mum
borod among tho hOstcRscs of tho
week who gave delightful informal
parties. Mrs. wallace gave u bridge
party In hcr home on the afternoon
N Thursday when houors went to
Mrs Dexter Moss. Mrs ~. ~. cod
dard and Mrs. II. l. McNen1ie. Nal
lowecn was emphasized in quaint
motifs ana roses and chrySantho-
mums adorned the rooms.
Mrs Floyd Bohn entertained with
q small bridge one afternoon during
tho week In honor OF her relative
and visitor. Mrs. \. NJ. Farrell.
Members OF the Aaba court.
IndieT Shrine. were hostcsseH 10
about three hundred matronH and
girls at one Of the largest card par
ties ot the season. given Tuesday
afternoon at the ElkH club. There
were quito "a company OF out-of.
town ladies' present. Bridge and
hearts were enjoyed.
Young Miss Christine wallace en-
tortalned rs OF her friends with a
Halloween party on Saturday eve
ming. Games and contests. fortune
telling aud bobbing for apples were
some OF the entertainments and
stunts. Amid a scene OF Halloween,
with orange and black shown In
decorations. ghosts and witches
were abroad. There was dancing
ns another delightful form OF gov
ernmont.
Tho attractive guest OF Mrs. Louis
V. Hitch Miss Sara Springbett OF
Jackson. Tenn, who arrived at mid
weed, Is occasionlng quite Il num-
Der Of delightful events In her hon
or. on the afternoon OF Thursday,
Mrs. Alvin Richards was hostess To
20 mhtrons and girls In her home
for "a season ot bridge. honorlng her
mother, Mrs George Giddings OF
Oklahoma city and extending cour-
tesies TO Miss Springbett on Sat
urday evening. Mrs. a. f. Bourne
and Mr.. Bourne were hosts to a
small dinner party in their homo in
honor OF Miss Sprlngbett. Mrs.
Hitch brought n small company to-
gether for luncheon at Hotel Tulsn
ON Saturday Mrs. Ricnards' party
wns very lovely. Autumn'S note was
emphasized In the decorations OF yell
low Chrysanthemums. The hostess
was assisted by MIRA Charles l.,
Yancoy. This matron is planning 10
entertain for Miss Springbett In the
early future M will Mrs G. F.. Fleet
wood, who has not as yet announced
her date.
Mrs. Donald c, Bryan entertained
on tho afternoon OF Wednesday with
n surprise shower In honor OF Mrs.
John Wolfe, when a small company
OF friends were present TO enjoy the
occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. j. sutcilff Warren
was hostess To a small bridge party
In their home on Thursday evening,
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jolly Maldney OF Los Angeles.
Cal, who are In tho city visiting
relatives. The home paid tribute to
tho autumn senEon and TO Hal
loween In decorations and after
cards, n buffet supper was served.
Miss RehA Blnkley assisted ths hosts,
Mrs, Theodore q. Lilystrand was
hostess at "A small bridge party on
Friday afternoon In her home IN
honor OF her mother, Mrs Willis w.
Kerr OF Beaver. Pa. Chrysanthe-
NUNS In bronze and other attrnc-
tive deep toned shades were effec.
lively used 10 adOrn the rooms
whore tho card tables were placed
Mrs. stephen Oliphant OF Beaver,
Pa, was an out-of-town guest,
Mrs. John pickens entertained in
formally at bridge oAs afternoon
during tho week complimentary to
Mira Marie Wilbur OF PineVille, Mo,
and Mrs $. ~. Hnnnos OF York.
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