The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
Charity Hall.

'uccess In every detail. The bnlil room
~ we'll as the lower floor was decor.
lted profusely with Christmas wreaths
aud balls Of holly, lockwood and mis-
.letoc, and many red roses and pom
'ettia blooms added tn the attractive.
ness The orchestra hl the ball room
was hid behind n mass Of ferns aud
palms, and punch WAS served through
nut the evening, with collation. Ia.
ter.
The grand march was led by Mr..
mud Mrs. Walter G. Dean, followed
by the exalted ruler aud his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Nuwlin. The past
exalted rulers and their wives aud the
other officer followed, In their order.
and more than two hundred and III,
ty guests were In the line OF marcn.
The patrons and pnironcsses Of the
occasion were Mpssrs and Mesdames
s. II. Harris, W II l.edbetter, w.
Frnnk Wilson, Fred Sutton, Harley
Lee, George Stiles, George Hagnr, C.
H. bean, George Kerr, n. y. Blake
Harry Gerson, James Franklin Har-
bOur II, &. Walton, A. W. white and
+. H. Kirkpatrick.
In the parlOrs below Mrs. Samuel
Harris and Mrs. white were hostesses
ana Il large party of guests enjoyed
the game Of auction, Mrs. George Dep
pink ana Mr. Guy klmball made the
top scores and were the recipients Of
II cluster Of roses and Christmas
wreath
Another feature that attracted much
Interest was county fair" I'm the
dining room. where the Elks held All
auction sale Of all sorts " Christmas
goods, dolls and toys, which engender.
ed mnch merrlment, and competitive
bidding. The spirit Of good fellowship
and Christmas cheer was everywhere
manifested and the large company "
the Elks aud their friends Joined with
enthusiasm In the evening amusement
made more plcasurable because II was
for the benefit ~ the needy. The
large um will he devoted entirely TO
the Elks' Christmas offering to the
poor.
Hon. and Mrs John G.. Willacy, who
have been the guests for the week OF
their nephew and wife, Mr. aud Mrs
John {. Stark. departed last night for
their home In San Antonio.
Mrs Paul Richardson arrived Fri
day evening from Elk city TO spend
the holidays with her father Mr.. l.. l.
Land Mr.. Richardson viii join her for
Christmas
MIR and Mrs, r. VI. Richardson are
expecting their son Mr. Davenport
Richardson the first ~ the week from
an extended trip to Panama, the Wesl
Indies and Central America. Judge
aud Mrs, Bruce Young and children
NJ Fort Worth will also join the fami
ly party ut the Richardson's next week
Mrs Thomas g. Chambers who un
derwent an operation Friday morninl
at st. AnthOny's hospital IL resting
very quietly and her friends are hop
Ing for her early recovery.
Mrs. \. X. Kirkpatrick and Mrs
Samuel Bodeu Laird, who have beer
the guests ~ their sister, Mrs. Geo
Cooke VIII depart Tuesday for thell
home in Jonesboro, Tenn.
The Merry Maids met Friday after
noon with Miss Dorothy Stone. Ar
rangements were completed for IN,
dance December - at the Countr,
club. The next regular meeting viii
he New Years Day with Miss Henri
eta Boyd
Miss Lorraine Housed, daughter o.
Mr., and Mrs. Barron Housed enter
tained with happy dancing part,
Friday evening. The apartments wer
decked with mistletOe and holly and
dainty luncheon was served at IN,
close The guests numbered thirty.
Miss Blanche Stanley entertaine,
the las Chiquitas club Friday even
inG having as additional guests Mlsse
Ida Gilbert and Helen Miller, an,
Mr. Howard lnman. The evening wa
spent most pleasantly with dancing
Mrs logan Bennett who has beel
quite III the past ten days Is nov
convalescing.
Mrs. Jacob Myers who ls ylsltln
friends In Rich Hin. Mo, will renal
over until after the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs y. q. Bewley enter
tained nj auction Wednesday eyenin
In compliment to Mrs. Russell Stripli
0f Meridian. Miss Punch was serve
throughout the evening with a lunci
con at the close Of the game. Hig
scores Of the evening were made h
Mrs. G, A. Schweinle and Mr.. job
Hope and Mrs. Striplin was presen
cd with a pretty favor. Guests wer
Messrs aud Mines Thomas Kirby, !
q. Jenkins, A. II. Parker, II. II. Moe
schell, Jack Jones, II. X. Pebbles, Jon
Hope c. A. Schweinle and A.
Turner
Mrs. Lee Smith entertained II
Chrysanthemum club Friday, subst
tute hands being played by Nine
STANLEY Williams, G. 9. Childs an
r. N. Metcalf. Top scores were mad
by Mines. u. NJ. Burton and Geors
Samson, and Mines Williams an
G, NJ utterback gave several musici
selections, The next meeting IN thr,
weeks win be with Mrs. Amos Chri
teson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moorschell 81
tertained with nm Informal danciu
party Tuesday evening for Mrs. Ru
sell Strfpllu of Meridian, Miss n
house was deCked In Christmas greer
and luncheon was served at LAT
hour
The Leisure Hour club will me,
Monday with Mrs. E NJ. Burton.