The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-25

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here Mira Richards has been visiting
IN Washington, u. C., aud viii spend
the summer here. A mmor Of the con
tempated removal Of Colonel und Mrs.
CrayCroft aud family has been rather
alarming 10 their many friends, who
will he glad 10 know that II Is ru.
tlrely without foundation rs they have
no intention Of leaving their home on
West Sixteenth street
Mrs. Samuel j. krrpps entertained
most delightfully."- with bridge lunch
eOn Monday afternoon In honor uf
Mrs. A. & Parrish. who Is leaving ut
an early date for An extended "Trip,
The house was prOfusely decorated
with roses aud the faNurs at uuctiou
were presented tU Mrs. Grant Stanley
aud Mrs. John W Graves who were
the recipients " hand decorated plates
Mrs. Parish was given silk lingerie ana
Mrs. Allen Of SallisaN, who Is the
guest " her daughter Mrs. II. IT, Clip
son, received un embroidered hundkcr.
chief Mrs Krepps was assisted IN rn
tCrlniuiug her cight tables Of guests hy
Mines. $. L. Clark, j. w. Graves und
C. Burbridge
The Social Circle Of the Ladies' Cuth
olic Aid society viii entertain Wed
nesduy ut = shurply ul the
knights VI Columbus hail The ho,
tesses will be- Mmcs H. H. hastings,
II NJ, lnglish l.. g. Berger j. A.
Kel4ch aud ". H. Butcher
A quiet wedding this morning wa,
that of Miss Emugcue Hoardmuu und
Mr. Alvin Boyd Hoover u kunsus Cily,
which was celebrated at the home of
the brides mothrrCMrs L. BOurlmnn,
AT 1909 East Eighth street, at < O'Clock
The Rev +. Is. Surfucc OF the May.
wood Presbyterian church officinlcd,
aud only the relatives aud Il very few
friends were present Mr and Mrs.
Hoover left Oh the morning Frisco fur
Kansas CITY, where they viii make
their future home The bride hus been
connected for some time with the state
department ~ education, and had many
friends In the city Mr. Hoover i- a
representative of the Hoover Bros.
Book Sdpply Co. Of Kansas city.
Of special beauty and enjoyment
was the tournament tea given Monday
afternoon at the Country club by Mr.
Frank Il Lucas. The bail room was
transformed into verilnhlc bower Of
roses 10y profuslou Of those fragrant
| blossoms In ui the cuor- ~ spring
time, the tea table having large cu~
trrs OF American Beauties and Paul
| NcyrOns while another feature ~ great
interest was the display ~ the tour.
numeut cups which are to be the Re-.
wards Ut both the men and women
matches Mines. Henry Asp, W. ?.
HOman ana Gilbert '. Toms poured
! tea during the afternoon, and mum
her Of the men players from the links
dropped In informally for chat with
the guests. Mrs. Lucas greeted her
callers at the door and she was ~.
sisted by Mines Francis Key Brooke,
Thomas McNlechun Frank Best II
| Coulter Todd. W A. ledbetter Charles
W Gunlcr. Edward Currie, George
Willis, Charles n Woods, j. Is. Nc
Clelland, Jr, G. u. Wallace. W Gore
Hagnr and the Misses Mary Baker.
Elizabeth Moore Of Paris, Tex, Edith
Miller May Andrews, Berthn Levy and
Helen l.elbetter A most enjoyable
musical program was an added delight.
vocal numbers being given by Mrs
George I. McNey, accompanied by
Miss Pauline Roberts Mrs. J. Frank
lin Chastain, accompanied by Miss Bn
ker aud several piano numbers by
Miss Roberts More than Il hundred
and fifty guests called and finding the
environments so pleasant generally
spent the remainder Of the afternoon.
The final lecture " the series which
has been given before the Drama Study
Circle the past season by Mrs. Maggie
W. Barry of Sherman, Tex was given
before nn Interested audience Of mem.
bers Monday morning at the library
Mrs. Barry completed her talks on
the Irish drama, by the discussion uf
one of the most dominant characters
ties Of the works Of John MillingtOn
Synge, aud his contemporaries. fate,
or the double dealings Of destiny
Tracing the development Of this strik.
Ing force from the early fables Of the
Greeks Mrs. Barry demonstrated its
vital power for holding interest In
The Clancy Name" by Lennox Robin
son which she read to the csnb. Mrs
Barry will return TO Oklahoma at the
close Of the Kldd.Key college this
week To give series OF lectures AT
the Central State Normal at Edmond
Her lectures next fall aud winter be
fore the Drama Study Circle will be on
Russian Writers and Poets
Mrs Charles Edward Johnson and
Mrs. Charles H. Pope will entertain
most informally Saturday few
friends of their mother, Mrs NJ. C.
Milner, who will leave In June for a
summer on the western coast, and also
for Mrs r. NJ white. who IL the guest
Of her sister. Mrs George Spence
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ]. Miller are
pleasantly located At the Hotel Plaza
In San Francisco, where they are On,