The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

snllAI, palms and ferns The bride
entered ON the arm ~ her brother
Mr. Henry Marx, and the groom was
attended 10y MIR Meyer The bridal
gown was Of white crepe dechiuc
lace and pearls and the bride wore
corsage bouquet Of lilies ~ the valley
The gift NJ the groom was e ring ~
platinum and diamonds Mr. aud
Mrs Levy left for al extended wed
ding trip throughout the east before
going 10 their home In Panama
Mrs Arthur Bennett win entertain
Informally Thursday and Friday at
tcrnOOns at auction
Mr. and Mrs Kee X Mckee enter
talned with pleasant uformality
Friday evening at auction IN honor
" Mrs George w Crawford Of Cir
ard, Kan The colors Of yellow and
green were carried out In the many
blooming plants, and the details Of
the luncheon which followed the game
OF auction. FayOrs were given 10
Mrs Crawford, Mrs T. B Co,krell
aud Mr. Henry Williams Guests were
Mcssrs. and Mines. John Jacobs Mer
rill George B RlttenhOu~c. Henry W.
Williams. A. j McMuhHu t. T. Cock
rell, r. Ingalls,, \ T. Clurksou j
r. sharpe and Samuel j krrpps
Miss Jeanne Turner was hostess
Friday to the Auction ~ Todny club
additional guests being Miss Frnnces
Hancock Of Paris. Tex, and Mrs
james W DuPree Top score was
made by Miss Hancock The club win
meet next Friday with Miss Edln
Miller.
Mrs Kee K Mckee will entermin
the Heusnnt Hour club Wedurslly
In place " Mrs. II. A Chase ms Tor
merIy ann Iunccd
The members of the NonpurciI club,
together with Mrs c. +. Gu-Dnsou.
were entertained Friday hy Mrs John
\ Graves Top score was made by
Mrs C. Is Stuart. who win entertain
the club next week
Mrs. w A. Robin entertained the
members Of the Lily Bid Bridge club
Friday with l o'clock luncheon Of
beautiful appointments In pink and
white. Additional guests were Mrs.
J Elmer Thomas, wife " the scna
tor from Iawton. Mines c. DCrnbb.
Frank Boasen Glenn Rcunctt Frank
Brown, NJ. NJ Smith G. A. White aud
NJ II. Rhondes Top scores were
made by Mines H. X Fisher Ward
Gates and Rhoades. Mrs Carl Jones
will be the hostess Thursday Febru.
airy II.
The Revelllers dance Friday even
ing at Euclid hall was most enjoya-
BILE The chaparones Of the occasion
were Messrs and Mines X NJ. Con
way II r. Craycroft, and h. J. Clag
gett Mr.. Earl Berry Of Tulsa was a
guest The next dance will be Feb
rusry - at Euclid
The Twentieth Century club met
Friday In the library Mrs J. Hens
ley was the leader NJ the lesson on
Scotch Painters with items on Rae
burn, Ramsey, Nasmyth, Crawford,
Mccullough, Scott, Lauder. Phillips,
BOugh, Wllkle, OrchhrdhOn, Graham,
Petite, Faed and Dyce Mrs. Homan
completed her lesson postponed from
last meeting on the ldealists and elias.
slcists OF the pre- Raphaelite shOol
with many beautiful, copies Of the
paintings Of these artists. Mrs J. NJ.
Campbell invited the club members to
be her guests February 10, when she
will entertain with a luncheon at the
Lee Hucklns In compliment to Mrs.
Edwin l.. Dunn who will be- here
from MuskOgee The meeting next
Friday will he with Mrs. T. NJ. Rich.
ardson and Mrs. John DuMars at the
home OF the latter
Mr and Mrs George Dirks enter
tained a few friensd informally Fri
day evening with bridge aud music
Mrs W j. Ilpp aud Mr. h l..
Schlessengcr gave several vocal mum
bers, and dainty lugcheOn was
served at the close Of the evening.
The WOmen's Council met Thurs
day In the library for Public Health
Day DR. Winnie Sanger made d
brief talk and pr. X. A. Chase nm
address on "The Relation Of Health
to Morality" The round table talk
was on Adolescence and Health -
The bills before the Legislature were
discussed and the club voted 10 en-.
dorse the suffrage bill. Steps were
also takes for the better enforcement
Of the anti cigarette ordinance.
The Y. L. Bridge club will meet
Monday IN the Skirvln when the host
esses will be Mines. Rex Bolend. II
II Gipson, A. h Jones and II. Alel
Wells.
Mrs. Jonas II Crane left Friday
for visit In Minneapolis.
The Women's Society OF the First
Baptist church will have missionary
program Tuesday afternoon I'm IN,
!, church parlors. Mrs W ID. Eastlant
will be leader assisted by Mines. Fred
Thomas, w Il. Nichols, and Mis-,
| Mamie Eastland
The Leisure Hour club viii NEE
Monday with Mrs. Frank O'Banion.
The Musical Art Institute will give
pupils recital Monday evening
Thnsa nm rtipInatlup in tha nrnprau