The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-28

will remain until next week when she
will accompany Mr. Walter e. Short
home to Fort Sill.
MIR and Mrs Frank Johnson enter
talned the Players club Tuesday
evening Mrs W. II. Crane Of ProyI
dcnce. H. l. being mn additional
guest Top scores were made by Mrs.
NJ J.. Turner aud MIR james Frank
lin Harbour The club will be- cn.
tertaincd next week by Mr. George
Sohlbcrg
MIR and Mrs James Chenoweth
will entertain informally at auction
Friday evening,
The many friends Of Mrs. Wnltcr
Moore ana admirers of her beautiful
voice will he interested In knowing
that she has been hOnured by being
made member Of the MacDOwell
Music club Of Boston membership In
which IN eagcrE sought 10y the hest
musicians and professional singers Of
that city Mrs Moore had been
studying diligently while In Boston.
and Is soIoist at one Of the most fash.
ionnbe churches there. the Milton
Unitarian church.
Mrs Hunter A. CrayCroft entertain.
ed informally at luncheon Tuesday
Places were laid FOR Mrs W II. Tay.
lor or wichita Falls. Mrs Mason Lit
tie. Miss Mary Wilson of Cape Girar.
deau, Mo, Mrs Frank Wilson, and
Misses Love and Dorothy Craycroft
Mr. and Mrs A. $ Cunnrllec will
entertain with Il dancing party Mon
day evening In compliment 10 their
nelcc, Miss Dixie Comcllcp uf Enst
land Tex who hns been their guest
for several months Saturday Mrs
Connellee viii give an afternoon cclc.
brnting the thirteenth birthday ami
yersary of her niece, Miss Elizabeth
CUnncllee Mrs. Connelep entertain
ed at luncheon today Mrs Walter G.
Dean. Mrs Walter C. Short N Fort
sill. Miss Frances Hancock " Paris
Tex. and Miss Dixie Connellcc
pr and Mrs r. T. Edwards had us
their box guest Wednesday evening at
the Oyerholser tO see Tess of the
Storm Country Mr. and Mrs Harry
Gerson, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Day, aud
Or and Mrs. W. VI Taylor.
Mfs W. II Pattle will leave Samr
day for san Antonio Tex, where she
will spend the remainder Of the win
ter
Mrs NJ L. Turner entertained most
delightfully."- Wednesday afternoon IN
compliment tO her sister Miss Carrie
SwitZler Of Roswell, " VI. Her
guests included the members Of the
Chatting Dish club, the Duplicate
Whist club and the Thursday Bridge
club. bIldes Mrs Rowan p Lemly
Of Washington ID. g.. Mrs. j, II. Hay.
ighOrst of Guthrie, Mrs. Alex Ander
son Of wichita Mrs W. II. Green Of
Providence. X. l., Mines Il. u. Jones
and George Kerr Beautiful hand
embroidered towels were presented TO
Mrs. W T. Salmon and Mrs J. II.
Harrell, Miss Switzler also receiving
similar favor The house was dec
GRATED with profusiOn of white mar.
cissi, and delicious luncheon was
served at the close.
Representative and Mrs. George W.
Goodwin have taken apartments for
the remainder Of the season at Had
ley Inn
Mrs Daniel W. Hogan viii enter
tain at auction Friday, February -
at her home on West Fifteenth street.
Mrs Albert Bissel entertained the
LlnwoOd Place Needlecraft club
Wednesday Mrs ] Elmer Thomas,
wife Of the senator from Lawton and
Mrs Frank Canton being additional
guests The afternoon was spent
with needlework The club win meet
I'm two weeks with Mrs. Frank Curry.
An afternoon Of unusual pleasure
and enjoyment was that Wednesday
afternoon when Mrs. Charles S. Me.
Gaughey and Mrs william Raymond
entertained party Of one hundred
and twenty five friends with a bridge
ten In the ball room " the Lee Huck
ins Many palms and ferns adorned
the room, in which thirty tables were
arranged for the players, Mrs. Ar
thur Bennett with the high score re-
ccivcd handsome mahogany tray.
Mrs. W. r. Taylor, OF Wichita Falls,
n vase OF Venetian glass, and Mrs. !
T. Rutherford lovely pair OF candle
sticks Following the game tea was
served In the banquet room. The Ia.
Bile was especially beautiful with its
central basket Of jonquils and stevia
blooms tied with yellow tulle Strands
of smllax were draped over the cloth
and caught with bows OF tulle and
the light fell softly from yellow shad
ed candles Ten was poured hy Mrs
McGaughey's mother, Mrs. VI. O.
Tucker and Mrs. William Nee, and
they were assisted by Mines. Frances
Key Brooke, Robert Il. Walker. Rob
ert II. Gardner Lea A. RELY, George
Woodward John DuMars. Hunter \
Craycroft Arthur A Win. Frederick
II. Meek, Joseph Hucklns. Jr., George
N. Ayres H. l., Boles, Leon Hucklns
and Warren X Snyder.
Mrs. l.. NJ Gillette entertained the
Mlstletoe club Wednesday, additional
guests being Mines Clarence Crnnston
w. r. Gorby and Miss Cecil Winter.
Following an hour Of needlework
clever contest was enjoyed, the hon
ors going to Mrs G, N James. Mrs,