The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06

kuU, r. u. Meek, rank shoemaker.
James Chenoweth and Misses caro-
line Landis Uf ~ Joseph Mo. Mary
Wilson " Cape Girardcau Mo. aud
Hetty and Edu Wand.
The Twentieth Century club was en-.
tertnined Friday afternoon by Mrs \.
VI Richardson and Mrs John DuNlars
ut the home NJ the latter. Mrs Edwin
L. Dunn OF Muskogee and Mrs.
Thomas T. Reinhardt of NHyasutn,
Tea, were guests Mrs NJ. ~ Gish
was leader Of the lesson on the Glas.
gov school Of artists, giving n well
prepared pnper on Reid, Cameron,
John Alexander Wingnte, McTaggart,
Gibbs, Il MacGrpgor, w Y MacGreg.
or Paterson MacEwan. q Hutchln-
on, aud Guthrie Tea WAS served by
the hoslesses and pleasant social
hour enjoyed. Mrs II. l.. wilkins viii
entertain the club next Friday
Miss Jennie Anderson IL home from
the university nt Norman for the week
end and has ~ her guests, Misses
Clover Gorton and Maude Walker,
who attended the Kappn Alpha bail
Inst evening.
Mr. and Mrs l.. D. Mitchell who
hnve resided here the past three
years left Wednesday FOR Duncan. OK,
where they will make their home.
MISC Katherine Nolz will entertain
Thursday afternoon nj auction
Mr. and Mrs Hugh | Finn had AZ
their guests for few days Mr and
Mrs. James Finn Of Tulsa
The phllOmutheA club met Friday In
the library A letter was read from
Mrs. 1. $. g. Henry, chairman of the
legislative committee uf the second
district asking the cooperation ~ the
club In legislative bills An invitation
was received to attend the lecture
Monday by Mr. Alex Johnson OF Vine
land, \ j., before the Mothers Com
gress. The club accepted the invita-
tlOn Of Mines s. II Harris and X. G..
Lowe to meet with them Thursday In
place of Friday Mrs Il. II Brewer
and Mrs. T. H. Cunningham were
leaders on the Development " chi
na Industrial and Commercial" Mrs.
Brewer gave u well prepared paper on
Industrial China, It's railroads, i'm
ports, exports laborers, peasant own
ership Of land and mines Mrs. Cum
bingham gave n physical description
Of the country, illustrated with map,
lts population, commercial develop
ment. manufactures. fight on opium.
aud the growth Of the importation Of
morphine. Mrs. Sllas Pettee Of FL
Reno was guest
Mrs. B. b. Lee returned Thursday
from Chicago.
Mr. Alex Johnson Of Vineland n. j.,
will arrive Sunday and be the guest
Of his daughter, Mrs \ Il. Cunning.
ham for couple OF days Mr.. John
son will lecture Monday afternoon at
/ the High school Auditorium before
the Mothers Congress.
Mines Frank NJ. Canton, Edward +
Mckay and H. L. Fulton were the
luncheon guests Friday Of Mrs ". G.
Ashton. In honor Of her guest Miss
Ruth SeXauer OF Guthrie.
The Kappa Alpha fraternity gave
their annual dance Friday evening nj
the Skirvin Seventy five couples en-
joyed the pleasures Of the evening
the chaperones being Messrs and
Mines Leon Huckins. and A. Aber
nathy Of Norman. The programs wer,
dainty little leather covered affair,
lettered In gold with the monogram oi
the order one OF the features Of tn,
occasion was the dance when the light,
were turned Off and the members Of
the fraternity gave n X a. figure
Souvenirs 10 the ladies we're pretty
silver bracelets monogramed with X
A. Supper was served at II 80.
Mr. Leon Huckins entertained a par
ty Of seventeen Of the members " th,
Norman chapter Of the Kappa Alpha,
ut luhcheon Friday IN the dungeon Al
the Lee huckins.
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"'s' Ailnur Williamson entertained
~ "",lTn % rrluay III compliment t'
s m,s @ Sa.N norIls Oh rort worth fa
We @ Wele ~ presented n 10 MIS- marley
Lee nIS w. L. SuiIih ana Mrs' MOT
,S, MIs. =, A. crazy anu hrs' b, II
l1'e eu' ior 'no Euest IriEe' a lunch
eoh @ was served 70 Mines i'orseI car
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