The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-13

score being made by Miss Grace
Saffell, A dainty luncheon closed the
afternoon
The oklahoma Authors club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock
in the Y W c. A.
Mrs VIII Alexander lrfl Thursday
for visit with friends In Cherryyale.
Kan.
The c, l.. s. G. met Thursday morn.
ing In the library. Mrs. A D. Hall
was leader on The Problem of the
Unemployed In England Mrs. Eliz
abeth Andrews gave a resunr " TIM
Interesting points I'm Dr. Van Horns
sermon on this subject Mrs John
Bach told NJ the Labor Exchange
Act" and Mrs. Edwin vnIle Mcln.
tyre Of the Lord George National In
surance Act" Mrs. Il. A. Galbraith
told Of what the four law commits
si0ners are doing for the children.
Mrs. r. e. Wills had for her topic
Poverty and Crime" and Mrs. c. f.
White gave paper on Wagner's in
duStrial nllegory. "The Reingold '
Mrs. Hahn gave reading. The club
viii meet next Thursday In the H.
hrHry.
Mrs Carl Jones was hostess Thurs
day TO the Lily Bid Bridge club ad.
ditional guests being Mines. William
Williams, Frank Brown, W. l.. Byrd,
Robert Hopkins, l.. A. Barley Of Den.
yer, VI. VI. Smith. A. G. Parrish. q. l..
Bennett, J. G. Eagen, p Hewlett and
Miss Lula Newkirk. Top scores
were made by Mines. Mitchell
Creamer Jones and Miss Newkirk
Valentine ideas In pink and white
were carried out The club will meet
In two weeks with Mrs. Ward Gates.
Mrs Samuel II. Harris and Mrs.
Russell G.. Lowe entertained the phil
omathe0 club Thursday nj | o'clock
luncheon The twenty four members
present included Mrs C. W. Williams
who is seldom able 10 he with the
club. and Mrs John Threadgill, who
was out for the first time this win.
ter. The members were seated at two
tables, one decorated with red earna
lions. red tulle and festoOns of hearts.
mnd the other In pink with pink
sweet peas, aud pink tulle. Valentine
fuvors were given each guest and AT
the close uf the luncheon comic val
entines were given. AT a guessing
contest Mrs Gardner Giyens won the
honOrs. A surprise was given Mrs
W. +. Harper whose birthday ami,
yersary II chanced to be- and she was
presented with numerous gifts Of nm.
usual design. The club win meet next
Friday In the library.
Of special interest To the music
lovers Of the city will be tho recital
Monday evening at the high school
auditorium Of Mr.. Joe Wyme. given
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Mn
sic club. MIR, Wynne has been con
sidered one OF the musical prodlgcs
Of Oklahoma for several years and
those Interested In his advancement
have watched with pleasure his
recognition In Chicago where he has
been a pupil Of Won Mlckwltz. His
appearance at the recltals of this
well known musician have been 70
viewed In the Musical Courier. which
predicts for him future Of unusual
promise This Is the first emporium
ity given to hear Mr.. wynne during
his short stay here with his parents.
Dr and Mrs. II, II wynne.
Circle 3 ~ the First Methodist
church win meet Tuesday with Mrs.
Elsie Heinrich, at 300 West Nine.
teenth street
The Plerlan club met Friday with
Mrs. j. w True. Mrs o. NJ. Gal.
hralth was elected TO membership.
The lesson was on the, House Of
brunswick and George Third" and
was led by Mrs. G. u, Helsel. Roll
call was answered with famous On.
thedrals, Mrs, &, ID, Bennington gave
paper on The Royal Society and
Sir Isaac Newton" Mrs. W. n.
Courtner sent her paper ON "satiricnI
and IKm.n MrlInra ~ I'm nnrI.a