The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

nedy. Miss Carolyn Skoliy Miss
Irene Bucl and Miss Elisabeth Cook.
The table brought n lovely note OF
spring In Colors OF pale green and
lavender, expressed In "a graceful
centerpiece OF sweet peas, tho mini
nturo cakes fashioned as May baskets
and the Confoctions embossed In
spring flowers. Lavender candies
were In silver and crystal holders.
An orchestra played during the
hours, which lent additional charm.
or unusual interest were a number
or out-of-tOwn visitorB, Mrs. william
Z. Hilton OF Chicago. Mrs. Harriet
Ely OF New York. Mrs, n. ". Carlc-
ton and Miss Carleton OF Maryland,
MISS foreman OF Pennsylvania be-
Ing among those RENE emberod The
newcomers TO Tulsa wero also of
especial interest, prominently speak
Ing, and included Mrs. Charles -.
Peters. Mrs. H. =. Brewer. Miss
Anice Barnes and Miss Alice Brogan.
Mrs. W. NJ. Fewers beautiful ten.
given Saturday afternoon, was com
plimcntary to Misses Louise and
Margaret Mathews OF Wilmington,
Del. guests In the homo Of their
aunt, Mrs. Percy Collins. The early
season was furccasted In flowers
ndOrnlng tho rooms. and especially
lovely in the dining room. where
Mcsdames John Roy and Edwin ID.
Mitchell presided at the prcttily ap-
pointed tea table, hbloom In pink
and white flowers and Illuminated
with pink candles In silver sticks.
Further assisting Mrs Fewcl In re-
celvlnE and entertaining her guests
were Mesdames Percy Collins. r.. A.
al 4 -.
Frank DcShon, W. II. Hcndren, ".
w. Magazines. Frank Townsend, W..
=. Coo and John NJ, Hall. The hours
were from . 10 o'clock,
one Of the attractive affairs OF the
scason'a Country club calendar was
the bridge-tea given Wednesday
with Mrs. Frank NJ. Rodolf us
hostess, her assistants being Mes
danes Harry &. Ashby, Dan j.
Davisson, George T. Williamson,
Warren Dwight Abbott, A. T. Alison,
Misses Irene Buel. Thelma Kennedy
and Margaret llagler. Mrs. Ashby
and Mrs. Davlsson poured tea. The
club radlated much charm with
lovely flowers. with a background OF
palms aud fern. The list included
Mosdames Jake Easton. Charming w.
Benedict, Rush Greenslade. Ira r..
McCarty. O. V. Goldrick. ]. II. Tom
llnson, william l.. NOEL. Theodore
Cox, John NJ. Hall. John Murray
Ward. John u, Means, j. II.
Mitchell, Isaac Granville Rosser,
Frank Harruun Casebeer. II. Brook
Gutelius. Charles w. THUS. lee G..
Moore, Jay g Painter. -. =. swan
son. Dan Hunt. Nose Ellis. Henry
Hornecker, Randolph Shirk, l., s.
Randolph, Cass a. Mayo. Joseph II.
Lantry J.. X. Davis. James B. Digs,
william ~. Pomery, william G. Hill
ton of Chicago, william H. Klstler,
George w. Snodden. Clark r.. Ran
noy, Bernard r.. Capps, william o..
Logon, jr., u. y. Miller. Charles Leo
Waite, Murray NJ. Doan. william /.
Cloy, r.. W. McCrary. j.. Raymond
Burdick, Res stephen Walker, Will
liam A. Brownlee, II. ii. Carleton
Eugene Lorton, Floyd j. Bradford
Miss Kathryn Frantz and Miss Alice
Wilson,
Mrs. r. @. Woodruff's musical tea
given Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. A.
w. Powers of Troy, N. Y, was num-
bered among the pretty social cour-
ties of tho week inspired by visitors.
Crimson roses and potted plants
adorned the Woodruff home and
among these were bowls OF white
froesias and sweetpeas. which en-
phasized the valentine motif. Vocal
and piano selections were rendered
by Mesdamos Albert III. Thomas, l..
Il. Harrington, Forrest Reese, Rob-
ert II. Wood. w. h, Hudson. Ices
and cakes wero served to the .25
guests, who were wives OF the MEM
bors OF the local geological society.
Assisting Mrs. Woodruff were Mrs.
A, w. Lauer. Mrs. Edward S. Gull
dinger and Mrs. w. Il, Friar.
Mrs. David Emery Brenneman's
small tea on Tuesday was very
lovely compliment to Mrs. Harold
Stuart Brown, About fifty came in
during the hours. The valentine
colors OF red and white adorned the
tea table.
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