The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-21


Doris and Elizabeth Miller. Pearl
Watts, Lucy COngers, Virginia Par.
SONS, Julia Tomason, Frances Tucker
and Master Granville Thomason,
and Frederick Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. =. +. BledsOe and
family departed Saturday evening for
their new home In Chicago, taking
with them the best wishes Of n host
of friends. They were the guests the
last day OF Judge and Mrs Henry NJ.
Furmau.
Misses Marguerite and Anita Padel-
ford have issued invitations for tea
Wednesday from to o'clock IN com
pliment 10 their guest Miss Gladys
GOodin Of Coalaate,
Announcements have been received
| I'm the city of the wedding Of Miss
Lucille Brill, daughter Of Rev and Mrs.
H. u, Brill, formerly Of this city, but
now OF Blxby, Ok. and Mr. Robert
Henry Hughes OF Bixby The marri
age was celebrated December and
Mr.. aud Mrs Hughes are now on
their wedding trip and will he at
home 10 their friends after December
In Blxby
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Valentine will de
part Thursday for QuintOn, Ok. to
spend the Christmas season.
Miss LIllion Tldnam departed sun
day evening for Dallas, where she will
visit relatives for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fields will de-.
part Tuesday for Winfield Kan.
where they will be the Christmas
guests Of relatives
Dr. and Mrs. II. H. Hulten enter
talned the members Of the advisory
committee OF the First Baptist church
and their wives Friday evening Mt
their annuaI dinner. The house was
decked In the Christmas greens AMI
red carnations and the guests were
biddeh On this occasion for tacky
party. Tie children were served In
the upper apartments and on the lower
floor was 4 buffet supper In which the
serving and appointments were the
source OF much amusement from the
red tablscloth and TIN cups 10 the
final course Of chewing gum. Pnrt-
ners were found by the seventy guests
Ivy matching Christmas cards and, fol
lowing the supper programs were
nassed which revealed that each guest
WAS expected to contribute some en-
ertainmcnt. The Kindergarten class
of the Tackesorri method had hug
and bird day program ranging from the
simple Bugina 10 the longest germ VI
the dictionary In the 4. Is &. class
a dramatizatlon was giv~S of the
Babes IN the Wood" by thirteen bash
ful Youngsters. The arithmetic clas'
was caution and the reading class
introducing the Hutton Ungraded
Readers was must UNUSUAL The
Yhpargohtre or spelling class by the
rotary method reyolyed shOwly as eael
word was spelled, and the \. Y. u
class achieved the highest standards II
oratory, expression. politics. piano
voice and domestic science the biscuits
Of the exponent Of the latter contain
ing the real thing In rocks. ClaudN
Strlnger was the yhledictorian and th'
exercises closed with the singing of th'
national hymn. ollie Hulten wn'
founder NJ the school aud Jeanne Il
Eastland was the teacher. The frs
prize was taken by Dr. ~ II, Nowlin
the hottie baby, whose sverdupois wai
an excellent recommendation Of Ger
taIr brand Of food MT. A. L. Wclsl
as the country maiden aspiring Ia IN
city belle was winner of the cirl''
prize
Judge J. r. KeatOn, who has be,'i
quite III at the hospital the result o
, M operation. has recovered sufficient
, ly to be removed to his home.
Invitations for the dance planne'
By Misses Ida and Alice Gilbert fo
December Is have been recalled ON aC
count Of the serious illness of thel
grandfather Mr.. J. ]. Williams Of De
Moines, la. Mrs g. l. Gilbert depart
I'd Sunday for the bedside Of he
: father
Mrs. ]. II. Armstrong and sons de-
parted saturday for Boswell, wher
they will spend the Yuletide with rela
r tives.
Mr. aud Mrs. Victor BOettcher vii
depart Thursday for Houston wher
they will he the Christmas guests q
I Mr.. and Mrs J. '. Newhaus,
!. The Kismet club. new dancing clu
nrua nIy.,d fhia aoaanf will f,iva itg ma