The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
Society
observation-disclosures Work.

Mary Louise stalker. Jane Frceboru
Helen Adams, Dorothy Boyer, Mcssrs
William o. Lyon. ir., Russell Hunt.
Joseph Kennedy. Sam Kennedy, VIII
liam kistler, stephen Freedom. Nor
man Wright, Maurice DeNlna, Cor
don Fleetwood. william Fleetwood.
Lucian Morrison, Jack blair. Rich
ard Critchlow, Gordon Means. Lin
wood Hanly.
Mrs. r. 4. Broomfiold brought o.
large company OF young folk to-
gcther In her home on Saturday
evening FOR an Easter party In honor
or her daughter, Miss Ellen Broom
field. Baskets daintily arranged ne
only Easter baskets may be. were
presented as fayors. Prizes wcr,
awarded IN an Easter egg hunt and
other games. Assisting the hostess
IN entertaining were Misses Lolita
Murdugk, Molly Baker and Alpha
rCtta Scott. Ices frozen in the shane
Of Easter eggs and daintily embossed
cakes were served. Guests were
Misses Dorothy White, Jane white,
Adelaide Murphy. Margaret stew
art, Mary Frances Lambert, Martha
Easton, Tiny Easton. Violet May
Louise Hane, sara Jane Grecnsladc,
Oma Cadman, Caroline Boyer. Clau-
dine Elligau, Kathcryn Cornell, Lou
Use Holmes, Dorothy Mae Cook, Car
men MaXcy, Edna Devlin, Helen
Donaldson. Mildred Brown, Mary
Connolly, Frances Robertson. Louise
Hamfmctt and James Gutclius.
Mesdamos Thomas NJ. hurry and
II. G. Davis were hostcssCs Tuesday
afternoon at auction bridge In the
home OF the former. The home Of
ferod n lovely note OF the season In
spring flowers. Luncheon wac
served after the game. Guests en-
joying this hospitality were Mes
DANES Richard Scheig, II. G. MIL
hoan, II. VI. Gray, j. II. Cole, Homer
Hunt, John Y. hurry. sr., Charles
Prowu, J.. NJ. Hunt, =. W. Morrow,
w. $. Kelly, +. VI. Reynolds, John
Y. hurry. jr., NJ. Marshall, O. s
Could. NJ. Donlavy, @, J. Brackney,
Il. L. Laws. Floyd Powell. +. $.
Miller, NJ. Engles, Fred Spillman,
Charles Thomson, O. j. Bereud,
O. l.. Wentzcll. Miss Myrtle Hunt
and Miss Zoeta Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Krause were
hosts Tuesday evening at cards,
entertaining in honor Of Mrs. Alice
Gragory Of Kansas City, the guest
Of Mrs. T.. l.. whitney. Those
Toying the hospitality Of the season
besides the honor guest were Messrs.
and Nesdamcs Dan Almen, jay G.
Painter, ]. stewart Pearce, /. II
Patton, Clarke Ranney, Harold Nc
Kenna, Harold Breen, T.. l.. Whit
ney, Harry Picker, Frederic Mott
Kirol II. Holm, Marvin Thomas, Mrs.
Frederic Benson OF Kansas city,
Miss Ruth Harnes OF California, Mr..
Hunter Martin, Mr.. Thomas Nelson
one OF the delightful Easter juve-
nile parties was that given SATURDAY
afternoon at the Country club by Mrs
Ernest l.. Connolly for her daugh-
ter, Mary Anne. with an Easter
egg hunt and interesting games, the
merry party enjoyed the pleasures
immensely. At refreshment hour the
party was seated nj a long table that
fairly glowed In ~colorful beauty. All
the rainbow tints were shown In the
colored eggs, gay spring flowers
and I'm candy ]conccits of the Easter
time. Candy eggs of chocolate were
also visible AID warbllng canary
birds, a fancy, were presented as
favors. Present with their honor
guest were Frances Pearce. Susan
Mckinney. Patracia Collins, Betty
Role. Elizabeth Ann Kemp. Jane
sullivan, Sara Moore. Betty Jane
Mason, Mary Ann Palmer, Betty
Jane Stauffer, Martha Elleyn
Proomfield. Frances Marie Holm,
Marjorie Markham, Ann Woodland,
Dorothy Hucy, Betty BQthwe ell, Ruth
Gllliland, Mary Louise Abbott,
Phoebe Ann Lawhon; Masters John
O'Hcyn, Charles Collins, Richard
Collins, Ralph Stauffer, Kirol II.
Holm. ir., John Markham and Billy
Collins.