EUFAULAN HONORED fat Washington tea0 • *Mrs. Chieo B. Spencer entertained at a tea, Easter Sunday; from 4 to 6 o'clock at her home, j 2511 Que street in honor of her*mother, Mrs. J. A. Nichols of Eu-faula, Okla. Mrs. Nichols is spends ing the winter in Washington, dividing her time between Mrs. Spencer and her son arid daughter-in-law, Reprsentative and Mrs.Jack Nichols.A profusion of spring flowers and Easter lilies made a beautiful setting for the tea, the color scheme being, white, yellow, andgreen.Alternating at the tea table were Mrs. Elmer Thomas, Lady Lewis, wife of Sir Willmott Lewis, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Russell Brown. Miss Thelma Huber, and Miss Marguerite Wooley. Also, assisting the hostess were Mrs. Jack Nichols, Mrs. Clark Nichols, Mrs. Clark Nichols, Jr., Mrs. W. R, Me-Ilvaine, daughter of Mrs* Spencer, and Miss Mildred Flatt of Tulsa, Okla., neice of Mrs. Spencer who arrived in Washington last week to 'spend several weeks with her and other relatives.Among 125 guests entertained at the tea were the following Oklahomans: Senator and Mrs. Elmer Thomas, Senator and Mrs. Josh Lee, Reprsentative and Mrs. Wes* ley E. Disney, Representative and Mrs. Mike Monroney, Representative and Mrs. Sam Massengale, Reprsentative and Mrs. Philv Far-guson.Miss Melvina Stephenson, Mrs. Marjory Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Griffen, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and Bob Brown, Barse Stonebraker, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry, Judge and Mrs. D. A. McDougal, Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Huff, Mr. and Mrs. J. Selfridge, Mr. and | Mrs. Larry Cates, Mrs. Gracia j Owens, Miss Erwena Owens, Dick Webb and Bill Young.