The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-09

Of women's clubs at the Carnegie II. |
brary
The Ire Hucklns Bridge party will
Oe given Saturday In place of Thurs
day ~ previously announced
The Five O'clock Tea club met Tues
day with Mrs Edward II. Cooke A
commltte" was appointed to attend 10
all business connected with the chill
dren's ward at the hospital The next
meeting will be Tuesday January -
Tie regular meeting Of the jew.
ish Council Of Women has been post
poned from Thursday Of this week 10
january a.
The Browning Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mn James +.
Noble and Mrs Harrison X Tensdnle
at the home Of Mrs Noble The house
was decorated with carnntOns the
flower being later sent Ia the ward
patients IN local hospital. AT the
business session. Mrs + Maudc Smith
was elected club historian, Mrs
George V. Buchanan gave a wellwrlt
ten paper on Social Service " Mrs
John Cole gave review Of Mary An
tins book, The Promised Innd,
which WAS appropriately followed by
"Amcrlcn." played on the Nictroln
Dr james X. H0smer gave n most in
teresting talk On Louis Agassi2.' % the
great naturalist and teacher and his
| family. speaking especially NJ the HE
work NJ the sOn Alexander Agns>i2.
who was II Clns1mate " nr. H0smer
nt Harvard Dr Clarence Harms
gave brief talk on Emerson and
Trancrdcntnlism Tea was served
hy the hnatcsscs The club VIII meet
I'm two weeks In the library
/ Mrs Charles Fuller was hostess
TupsdnS 10 the Shamrock club having
as additional guests Mines VI Els
worth q I. kcely aud II G. Oliver
| The nftrru... '.n. r,,.u' with I'm.
lcry and some enjoyable muSI" b.,
brOldrry miu -uuur ,5u.ahlc music by
day. viii be- with Mrs A Jordan ON
North Mckinley avenue
Mrs Il X Townsend entertained
Tuesday with beautiful afternoon a;
bridge IN the ball room ~ the Skiryin
Baskets II Killarney roses uud clus.
ters " the same beautiful flower
were used In decorating ana the hos
tess was assisted ia receiving her
guests by MINES lohn Shnrtel T. T.
Blnke. r. y. Howard. Samuel II
Harris. H. II Glpsun. Jaques Dur nnd
Miss Dot Whitaker Mrs f. X Slan6
and Miss Myrtle Brewer served the
punch. Mrs John L. Funk Of VI
Reno made the top score of the NJ
ternoon md received copy " Nclns
Quez's Marie Theresa and Mrs
Mark Libby of III Reno, crOcheted
bUn.bon bHsket adorned with Frencl
roses. Mrs GipsOn was the recipient
Of pretty pin-cushion sud Mrs. j
L. Daniel handsome basket of XII
larney roses A dclectable luncheon
was we'd to sixty guests, nmonl
whom were Mines r. II BEACON, JOIN
| l.. Funk. Mark Libby, Fremont Smith
William Smith. Hal Townsend an'
John ToGnaend of III Reno, Mrs JOIN
II. Rurford Of Guthrie, Mr% Laven
cour Michnu Of Marysville. Mo, Mrs
G. =. Irwin and Miss Mildred lrwu
Of Elgin. H., and Mrs J. W Cherr!
Of Oakland Cal
A happy party of congenial guest
spent the afternoon Tuesday wit
Mrs. John Fields. The house was de,
orpted with tall vases of pink carna
tions, and eight tables of players el
, joyed the game Of auction. Mrs. y
If, Iartmah aud Mrs T. T. Sparrow
were presented with a handsome cry
tai vase and plecp Of hand .embrpid
cred lingerie, and Mrs. ] n Dodso
was the recipient ot a dainty sewin
hnsKet. Several additional guest
lme In for the luncheon which 10
b lowed the game
The regular rehearsal " the BruI
hide Music club win he held thi
] evening at l2Sia West Second stree
y
Il A pretty children party uniqu
ami clever In ai' Of it's tptHils va