The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-15


mentally and spiritually for others.
Nlrs. Hlesh served dainty luncheon
The clnL viii mect January II, In the
library
Mrs Wllliam Falls, who has been
the charming guest Of Mrs. c. #. In.
gals, was the guest Of honor At au
Informal AFTERNOON today given by
Mrs Joseph Crane. Mrs. Is. T.. TART
man win have u line party nt one of
the theaters this evening for Mrs.
Falls. and "Wednesday she will be- the
guest Ot honor NJ a luncheon given ly
Mrs Frank lidrrah Mrs. Falls Is cS.
lectiug to return 10 her home in
Minneapolis Wednesday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene y. Minis OF
IT. Louis were the honor guests at
most enjoyable evening Monday given
by Mr., aud Mrs. David Mcklnstry.
The many old friends OF Mr. Minis, a
former Pickwicklan, were delighted TO
welcome Mrs Minis, who IL most
charming aud beautiful woman Rich
mOnd Roses and red carnations deco
rated the drawing room and library,
and In the dining room a great basket
OF brilliant poinsetta blossoms was
the centarpIece Of the table. MrS.
Henry HerEer Of Wichita. mother IT
the hostess shared the hOnOrs and
Miss Elizabeth Arnold assisted In eu
tertaining the guests. Twelve tables
Of players enjoyed the gnme Of auc.
ton and fayoTs were presented to
Mrs. John NJ. Noble and Mr.. j. H.
COttingham, who received n beautiful
work basket and a desk set IN silver.
Other favors were presented to Mrs.
Minis, who was given silver picture
frame, Miss Arnold. silver bridge
pencil, Mrs. COttingham, u silver
vanity case, and Mr. Edward II.
Cooke. silver cigarette case An
elegant collation. was served at the
close of the game Mr.. and Mrs. Nims
will leave Wednesday for Houston
anu OAhti pulhth III ltAHh.
Mrs. Harry Gillian OF Chicago will
arrive Wednesday for few days
with Mr.. and Mrs W j. Pettee,
while eu route to III Reno.
! The Daughters Of the COnfederacy
will meet Thursday afternoon At I
o'clock with Mrs. W. X. Clement 10
discuss arrangements for the veteran n
Christmas tree.
Mrs. Matthew j. Kane honOred Mrs
3. r. DledsOe Monday with beauti-
fully appointed luncheon. The guests
were seated at one large table which
had for Its central decoration an Ar.
tistlc basket Of sunburst roses. nnd
the place cards were decorated with
tiny baskets OF the roses. Thk draw.
Ink room wnh adorned with cluster.
~ Killarney roses and the afternoon
was spent at auction Mrs. Georgt
r. Rittenhouse and Mrs. Il. q. Spill
man assisted Mrs Kane. Dainty n
vors made by the hostess were pre-
sented 10 each guest and Mrs. Bledso,
was the recipient OF n handsome pies
OF embroidered linen. The guest,
were Mines. ]. II. Cottingham, Henr,
NJ, Furnan, w. Frank Wilson, Y. l.
Riddle. ]. T. Sharp, Samuel T.. Hayes
II, T. Blake, g. B. Rittenhouse, y. q
Spilman, and c. g. Pottenger
MIR. Virgil BledsOe returned today
from DelafIeld. Wis, whore he hai
been attending school.
Mrs. A. J. McMahan had In a few
friends Monday for nm Informal after
noon with Mrs. william Falls o
Minneapolis. MINI
The members OF the Stoddard clul
met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Rer
nard Il. Kaufman. Papers were CIV
en- by Mrs !. Fleig on The Admins
tration of Mazarin;" by Mrs. Knul
: man ON The Age OF Louis -Four
teenth;" by Mrs. Harry Gerson o
THE French Colonial Experiment :
and Mrs. Samuel Gordon ON "Th
seyen Years War" The CLUB vii
meet In two weeks with Mrs. Edwar
Spiers.
: The Renaissance club met Monda
; with Mrs Russell q, Lowe, Mrs. Joh
VI. Cloye Of Kansas City being
, guest. The Archangels was the sui
Iect Of the lesson. led by Mrs, Charlie