The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05

Aff.NAA''N VIZ 'AANh'A hfAiAA " AAAANh'A AAlAn
evening their guests being Dr and
Mrs. Phil Baird, MIR aud Mrs Anton
II, ClusSeu, MIR and Mrs j. ID. LauK
ford, Mr aud Mrs c. V. Fetty and
Miss I.orcua Crucc who will return
from the state university thls after
noon, to spend the week end ut home
A beautifully appointed luncheon
was the courtesy which Mrs David
McKmstry extended to her mother
Mrs Henry Hcrler Of wichita, and
Miss Marguerite Mee of Ccntcryillc,
5. d., tridny The guests were seulci
at two tables and the menu ofuumnr
uus delicacies was interspers,d with
many clever aud witty salies
Mrs Jack Ausberry was called to
wichita Falls Tex Thursday by the
sad news Of the death ~ her brother.
The Sans Souci club met Friday
evening with Miss Augusta Cree, and
the study Of King Lear was ron.
tinued, followed by social hour IN,
club will meet next Friday with Miss
Grace Highley.
Mrs Kte K Mckee was hostess Fri
day to the Nonpareil club. additional
guests being Mines j VI Bass, W f.
Harrison and John J Merrill High
scores were made 10y Mines Samuel
Krepps and Harrison. The club viii
meet with Mrs A. :. COnnelee next
Friday
The Daughters of the Republic Of
Texas met Thursday with Mrs Tom
Cowden II was decided to donate 10
the fund for the flag which the or.
ganlzatiOn In giving for the Texas
building at the Panama Exposition
Mrs H. G. Hopkins gave sketch Of
the life ~ David q Burnett and Mr.,
Robert Greer Of Lorenzo DcIayaln.
Miss Helen ladhetter gave the anc'y
tral paper speaking especially Of her
great grandfather Joel Robson who
assisted in the capture ~ Santa Ann.
and carried the MEXICAN general mao
camp on his horse A round table
discussion Of the influence Of pioneer
days on character brildnr md also a
spirited discussion as to which was
the greater courage physical Or NOR
al cnsucd Miss Eleanor Campbell
give reading nnd Miss Virginia
Cowdcn = piano selection The next
meeting will be January : with Mr,
! II Payne
The niger Longer club met Thurs
day with Mrs. Harold Bradhurn,
other guests being Mines = T.. Win
ter. Max Winter. Chris Schwah and
Everett Nash. aud Misses Winilrcd
Winter aHd Lucinda Flghtmaster. Tie
afternoon was spent with needlework
and arrangements and plans for the
Christmas party which will be- given
in two weeks at the home " Mrs
W II Fnrr
The Phllomathea club met Fridny
In the llbury Mrs. A. Il. Chase bc.
Ing the leader on Emerson ard hls
poems. Roll call Wa answered with
quotations from "ThrenOdy.' Mrs.
Chase gave sketch of EmersOns HE,
and selections from his poems We're
read by Mrs Charles Hopes. who
gave THE SnowstOrm and Mrs. Jo-
seph HuckinS. who gave Terminus 80
For the purpose of comparison with
his poem "Thrprodv' Mines. Hopes
and Huckins also read Trnnys0n's
Crossing the Bar" Brownngs Pros
pict" and Fnlay Lenairs "StIrrup
Cup" A round table discussion fol
lowed Mrs $ II Harris invited the
members to meet with herself and
Mrs Richard Lowe. December Is, tn
the parlors of the First Presbyterian
church The club will meet next Fri.
day I'm the library.
The Old Colony club was enter.
talned Friday by Mrs. Carl L. Bon
nett High score was made by Mira.
r. j Delaney, and the consolation
went 10 Mrs Harry IIamlll. Tho
club will meet Ia two weeks with
Mrs. Delaney.
Mrs. II W whlttlnghlll entertained
at luncheon Friday afternoon In com.
pllment TO Mrs l.. Kelly Of san Diego,
Cal. and Mn. NJ. GodsChalk Of Enid.
The table was adorned with Hrlm.
tions and potted plants aud place
cards we're clever little verses. The
honor guests were presented with
clusters of red carnations The re
mainder Of the afternoon was spent
Informally with music rhe guests
were Mines. I'd OverholSer. W. q. 4.
Joute, c. l.. Greer. ". N Andersen
G. W. Clarke and W X. whiltlnghlu
Mrs. C. W. Clarke has rrsuFns-i
from an extended visit la Ne~ YoFs
and points In Ohio
The benefit mHtin~s go lhS Nun
hcam Home FRIDAY aft-ra..4 81 -
Skirvin was snVS-s sd nsss
substantial sum foF tlis 30 q
carnations and plama.n h~A
been sent IN by frS<aAs ~ A.sss
rntions. The guests werv hs~4g~i ~
the president, Mr-, Kay~ " naw~sa.
and the other Officers ~ 'h~ a~ssu4a
tlon. and Mrs John " GrnVe~ ~
celved the silver offering q, the dooF
The program was under the diresti0,
of Mrs Harrison W TcaS,iale. an.l
Included plano solos hy Mrs. l.. n.
Mitchell and Miss Ruth McCredle.
readings by Mrs, James = Lyons an,l
Mlss Helen Render, voice numbers nv
Miss Helen Hirschland Mr.. Rowland
u. williims and Mex Rodman. aud n
comedy sketch hy Misses Eyangelin,
and Reatrlcc Stah At the close of
the afternoon the flowers were taken
out to the home where they were en-
loved by the twenty little children