The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-11
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Miss Meador lee Acree will enter
tain Monday afternoon in compliment
To Miss Katherine Maxwell.
Mrs. George Cooke entertained the
Wednesday Auction club yesterday,
Mis- Lena Hoffman Of Allentown, Pa,
Joining the members FOR luncheon. Top
score was made by Mrs Speed b.
Loose who will entertain the club
next week.
Mrs Frank B. SorgatZ was hostess
Wednesday TO the Duplicate Whist
club. Top scores were made by Mines
B. II. hartman and A. L. Welsh. The
hostess for the meeting Wednesday
will be announced later.
Mr. and Mrs, Rex Bolend have re
moved 10 $40 West Seventeenth street
where they are at home to their
friends
Mrs. Phil d. Brewer entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening IN compli.
nent 10 Mrs HOrtensc Dove Of Gulh-
rle the grand matron OF the order Of
the Eastern star The guests includ
rd Mines. Mary L. Duncan, grand lee
turer y. u. Hoag, Sarah H. Walker,
Wiley Jones and Forrest KnIpe
Mr. and Mrs c. W Stiehl has as
their guests their sister, Miss Mary
HRuck and Miss Mary Louise Kear.
ney Of Kinsgton, \. Y, who arrived
Saturday for visit.
Mrs. l. II. Levy entertained most
Informally at luncheon Wednesday for
Miss Jeanne Turner covers being laid
also for Mines NJ l.. Turner william
A. Brooks, Guy Turner Miss Amy
Brooks and Miss Bertha Levy.
Mrs Alonzo Key opened her beau
tiful home "Wednesday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Mildred COrhett of Dal-
las Tex, secretary " the southwest.
ern field committee NJ the Young WO-
mems Christian association. Assisting
In receiving and entertaining the
guests were Mrs Anton II Classen
the president NJ the organization
Mines Edward II Cooke, Henry Over
hnlser. T NJ Richardson Ir. John
w. DuMars and Leslie NJ Westfnll In
the drawing room the beautiful rose
cOlOrings were aCcen'uated hy vases
Of pink carnations Seats were placed
here and the guests listened ~ two
naN lyNaRnutiptF NJ h,s NIL
Corbett and Miss Kate Lester secre
tAry of the local organization, who
were introduced by Mrs Clusscn Mis-
Corbett gave resume NJ the work
from practical standpoint the &c
compllshments and plans for this dis
trict Miss Lester gave many Inter
estinR Items and human lutcres
stories which come 10 her knVN lcdg,
continually, and Of the benefits m,
organization was able to give TO m,
girls and business women Tea wa
served in the dining room bv Mrs
Thomas II. Phelps, from a table beau
tiflhly decorated with pink snap dra
gons and carnations. the lace clou
also being laid over pink
Mr.. and Mrs T e Smith an,
daughter Katherine, Of Cleveland. ar
the guests of Representative AM
Mrs G. A. Goodwin at the skirVin
The many friends of Mr. and Mn
O. A. Mitscher who have been resid
ing recently IN Portland, Ore. will b
glad TO know that they are returnin
to again make this city their home
' Mrs. Mitscher il already the guest o
Mrs Byron W Shear, and expects MI
! Mitscher TO Join her In a few weeks
. Mrs. C. w. l. Suehl entertAine-
Z the LlnwOod Needlecrnft club Wedne'
day, having as additional guests he
D house guests, Misses Mary Hauck an
: Mary Louise Kearney " Kingston. \
4 Y The house was decorated wit
, hyacinths, carnations and bloomin
plants and n pleasing musical program
was given by Miss Ress Land. Mis-
Kearney, Mrs W VI Gillespie an
, the hostess. The club win meet 1
two weeks with Mrs. A @ Fitchen.
Mrs y, G. Thorne entertained IN
2 Pleasant Hour club Wednesday a
:, luncheon the afternoon being I'm IN
i nature Of n surprise shower 10 Mis-
Katherine Maxwell, the bride Of mex