The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Bradshaw, II. s.. Morse, Michael
Boswell and Miss Pearl Gravel.
Mesdames II. w. Randolph and L.
5. Randolph entertained in courtesy
to Mrs. VI. $. Guth OF Erie. Pa. the
guest of Mrs. Randolph Shirk and
Mrs. +. q. Rodolf OF Los Angeles.
at a beautifully appointed breakfast
in the Country club on Thursday
Seated about the tables placed in the
sunroom were the guests who were
special friends of the honorees Blue
and yellow prevailed in decorative
tints and were shown in garden flow
ers of u variety that were arranged
iu upturned garden hats. Special
favors were candy corsage bouquets.
Mrs Ray wade entertained with
n luncheon and bridge In her suite
in The Ilonryetta apartments on
Friday. Sweet peas and daisies were
used In decorating the tables about
which were seated Mesdamos Clar-
cncc J. Hindman. Plumer Il. I'M,
Virgil -. Mcintyre, j. u. MCAnally,
John Rogers, G. q. Armstrong. l..
u. Latham, g. r. Ross, j. NJ Arm
strong, spencer Hannis, Minnie
Pickins. o. g. Link. Pierce A. Broach
+. NJ. &. Usher, Robert j. Titley, w.
*. Shepherd. o. w. Malonoy. jr.,
and william 4. Marquis There
were three tables of bridge, other
guests named being luncheon guests.
Two prizes We're given.
one of atho prominent and very
large parties of the week was the
dance given Tuesday evening at the
Country club with Mrs. j. ". Cross
n 4 al
essos. Mrs. George r. Williamson
was charming assistant. The en-
tire lower floor was used and 175
guests were in attendance. Red
peOnies IN all their glory OF
perfume and color adorned the liv-
ing room and in the ballroom, a
lowered ceiling OF smilax was artis-
| tiCally arrange and beneath were
differently Colored balloons held in
an Invisible net that at a given time
was broken which allowed the bal
| looms TO fall In shower below on
tho brilliant company OF dancers.
| The orchestra was arranged down
| stairs. Columbia roses in deep
| floor vases adorned the ballroom
also and this decoration was carried
out in the dining room and sun
| porch. a buffet super was served
and punch dipped during the dan
| cling hours. Out-of-town guests
were Miss Irene Stafford OF Wilkes
Barre Pa, Miss Jeanne Shapherd OF
Chicago and Miss Sarah Boreman
lof Pennsylvania.
| Mrs. Thomas +. Shea was number
led among the hostesees for the week
entertaining In "a most gracious
manner with cards and tea in the
ItCuntry club on the afternoon OF
Thursday honoring her mother, Mrs
II. f. Walsh and sister-in-law, Mrs
II. i. Walsh, jr., both of Bartles'
Iville. There were 20 guests, among
those from out-of-town being Mrs
Frank shepherd and Miss Jeanni
Shepherd, both of Chicago; Mrs
Marriott Ely of New York, Miss Ruth
Harnes of Pasadena, Cal, Nv.
Charles Rathburn of Indiana anC
Miss Emile Hargens OF Omaha. Mrs
j. j. Shea and Mrs James a. Veasey
presided over the tea table that wa;
lovely in colors OF pink. applegreer
and white shown in flowers and can.
dlea Peonies. snapdragon and roses
were used elsewhere. Honors al
bridge went to Mesdames Ernest l.
Connolly. Raymond Kcssler and the
honor guests.
Duet, March Militaire" (Schu.
berD, Ruth and Eleanor Pringle
May Has Come" (Bohm), Mary
Katherine Rodolf; Waltz op. 81 No.