The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

hell hanging above the altar The
hride wore d gOwU OF white crepe
meteor with a tunic OF lace adorned
with penrls She wore strand uf
pearls aud carried hOuauet Of
brides roses Ms Smith IN a clever
young woman, who has been for sey
ernl years steno2rapher Of the Moline
Plow company Mr. Smith Is travel.
Ing salesman ~ the Powers. N yers
comptay Their wedding trip is post
pOned until Christmas when they win
depart for several weeks stay In
the east,
Mrs W II Watlingt0n will depart
wednesday for San Antonio where
she will Spond month with rOll
| tlves
| Mrs Fthlyn Eastman will enter.
tain at auction Thursday afternoon in
compliment 10 Mrs Russell Striplln
0t Meridian, Miss, aud Mrs George
| Held VI Dallas
The annual Charity Ball will be
given New Years eve by the Knights
~ Columbus Ht their hall OIL North
broadway Governor Lee Cruee and
his staff will be- present aud will lead
the grand march and the patrons anil
| patrOnesses will We Mrs. Frank VII
son, chairman Mines Elmer e. Trur-
( blood Hunter A Crhycroft. william
II. Crane Thomas H. Doyle, Gcorg"
X. Williams, ] \ DOdson, Mont T.
| Hlghley VI l.. Turner. Sidney T..
Brock, Matthew ! Kane, Thomas =.
Braniff, Thomas A Buchnnnn, James
Chenoweth w. s. Bulkley. W. GOn
Hagar, Frank Iauv. Lawrence T.
Volz, " = Trap, Charles A. Thul1
Frank G. O'Neil Daniel W Hognn
John Yields. J. T Martin. Ben f
Harrison, VI J burke and \ D
Young.
Mrs \. Dewitt Allen entertained
Saturday afternoon most pleasantly
for Misses Elizabeth Halbert anil
Helen Stiycrs The house was adorn.
cd with Christmas festoOns and bells
and many vases OF red carnations ami
Richmond roses 4 tiny Christmas
tree IN front of the fire place contain
ed clever gifts for each guest and a
rhristmas feast was served Miss Hal
bert pouring chocolate at the dining
table Two contests were features u
the afternoon the favors being pre-
sented tn Misses Frances Wnhl. Char
lottes IOlcOmb luanita Bratton.
Alice Madison Halbert and stivers.
Miss Halbert and Miss ativers were
also presented with pretty gifts Of a
fancy hug and an attractive hair or
nnment by the hostess The guest =
numbered twenty
Miss Rachel Smith celebrated her
eighteenth birthday anniversary with
n happy evening Saturday 20 party
Of friends Mistetoe and Christmas
bells decked the apartments and The
evening was spent with games and
contests followed hy luncheon. The
guests were Misses Rebecca Giimer.
Lucille Hillary Helen Newman, Gladys
Ross. Lois Bennett Lucilla Welsh.
Jessie summers. Janet Quay Frances
Walton Mary Patterson and Messrs
Leon Williams. VIII Cruce Robert
Slrkosky. Richard Barker, John
Campbell. Cyril Russell. J. C. I.ooney
Roy MckannA. Charles Cochran and
Warren Smith
Mrs. Floyd BoleDd entertained With
an afternoon Saturday In celebration
Of the eleventh birthday OF her
daughter Miss Ethel Bolend A
Christmas tree and games was tol'
lowed by luncheon the feature of
which was the birthday cake with
its lighted tapers The guests were
Misses Margaret Gainor. Mabel and
Ethlyn Chandler, Jessie George, Jur-
hee Galloway yaiiia Lill, Ruth
Smith, Dona Nash, Eisabeth Roberts
and Messrs lie Roy sadier, Cecil Kea.
ton. Cecil Adams and CLARK Morgan
The Ladies' Of the First Baptist
church will entertain for Mothers
Day Tuesday afternoon IN the church
parlors The details OF the varied
program will be In charge II Mines
c. II. Hill, o. II. Kerr NJ, n Burn.
ham. o. p. Jones, II. A. Dorbeft, y