The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14

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was called there from the east by the
serious Illness Of her father Mr
Henry HerZer.
Distinguished Visitor.
Miss Annie Reynolds Of New York
wns the guest " honor Tuesday after
noon at large reception given In the
banquet room Of the Lee lluckins, by
Mrs Joseph Huckins, Jr., Mrs Anton
II Clnssen and Mrs y. H. Cunning
ham Miss Reynolds who Is mem
brr NJ the uatlOnnl board NJ the Y
4 W G. A aud was formerly worlds
secretary " the order. Is brilliant
ana interesting woman
The several hundred guests included
the entire body Of delegates to the
second district federation Of Women's
clubs which adjourned for the Occa
sion Receiving on the mrLzanine floor
were Mrs Charles Hopes, Mrs Wal
| ter A. LybrHnd, and Mrs Charles I'd
/ ward Johnson who introduced the
guests 10 the receiving line In the
| line were MINES Cinssen. Mrs Huck
in Mrs Cunningham, Miss Reynolds
| Mr., Edward H. Gaylord and Miss
Kate Lester. the Srcretary Of the asso.
citation
Following the Informal reception
! the guests were seated and Mrs Clas
sen the president Of the city associa
tion mnde brief talk Introducing
Mrs. Gaylord. whose work IN the 1850
citation before her recent marriage Is
~ well known Mrs Gaylord spoke
/ briefly introducing Miss Reynolds. her
| house. guest
Miss Reynolds talk WAS replete
/ with interest rs 1t gave all phases Of
the work not only In this country but
! a. Europe Asia Australia aud South
America, and It carried message that
wns most impressive to the attentive
| audience
Tea WAS served later by Mines
! Hopes Lybrnud Russell G Lowe,
James Franklin Harbour. Henry
/ ONprholscr. oscar - Halsell, John Du.
Mars, Jason G. Clark, Arthur A. VIII,
James + Sharp, Robert + Carpen
ter, Frederick B. Owen George l..
Iarimore. Leslie NJ westfall, the
Misses Jane lIardenstcln Ruth Bal
! ley. Helen Draper. Josephine Snapp,
Glory Huckins, aud Gail Cruce
! Mrs Anton H. Classen entertained
the executive board Of the Y W G. A. |
Tuesday at luncheon I'm honor OF Miss
Annie Reynolds. OF New York, follow /
lug meeting Of the board which was
culled At 10 30 O'Clock Miss Reynolds
made u brief but clever talk on the
work uf the organization telling also
something " the questions 10 be dealt
with at the meeting Of the convention
| IN Los Angeles In May 10 which she
is rn route The luncheon table was
most artistic. with its decorations of
yiOletH, pansies and jonqulls from the
garden " the hostess, and the guests
were Mines Edward X Gaylord, s. II /
Cunningham + A. Garrison, George
W. Carrico, H. 4 Gillian, Calvin
Hornaday Frank j Merrill, r. L.
MOrehOuse. W. w. Robertson, j. ~
PershInG william Kelly, Thomas W
Sparks, J l.. Jenkins, John r. Mar
tin, George Frederlckson, George l..
IarImore and Miss Kate Lester the
secretary of the local association
The third of the series Of events
with which Miss Reynolds has been
honOred during her brief stay In the
city was the luncheon today at /
o'clock given by her hostess Mrs Ed
ward H. Gaylord who was formerly
associated with her I'm the work OF the
\. W. G. A. Mrs Carter Helm Jones
Il member of the northwestern field
committee with headquarters at Se
attle was also guest. as were Mines
l. J. MOorman, Joseph Hucklns Jr
J r. COttingham 4 H. Clnssen
Charles Edward Johnson, and Misses
Kate Lester and Elizabeth Arnold
Miss Reynolds win leave this evening
for Dallas where she will attend the
meeting VI the southwestern board Of
the Y W G. A.
The Five O'Clock Tea club met Tues
day morning with Mrs. Charles Ed.
ward Johnson the meeting being en-.
tirely business one Mrs. Charles
Mason will he hostess at the MAY
meeting
Judge aud Mrs !. + Sharp enter.
tained the Seven O'clock Dinner club
Tuesday evening, Chief Justice and
Mrs. Matthew J. Kane being special
guests Of the evening Top scores were
made by Mrs. George II. Rlttenhouse
and Mr. Claude Miller This was the
final meeting Of the season.
Of especial charm aud Interest was
the reception given Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs H. Coulter Todd.
president Of the City Federation of
Women's clubs hOnoring the delegates
Ia the Second District Federation
which II In session here this week
The house was filled with the frag
rance VI sprlngtime from the many
hCwls, vases and Jars filled with Jon.
quils, violets, narcissl pink and white
carnations, aud great clusters Of
peach blossoms Assisting In recelv
ing the guests were Mrs. Charles
II Hume the president of the state
Federation, Mrs Orin Ashton, presl.
dent Of the Second District, Mrs.
Charles w. Goodwin, Of Clinton.
George n, Hlllman OF NJ Reno. and
Mrs. Charles N, Gould Punch was
served In the dining room from a
flowerdecked table In which the col.
ors OF green aud white. the city fed.
Grafton colors were carried out Mines.
C. L. West John Niceley and Harker
Lee assisted In this apartment and
other club women Of the city extended
hospitallties and greeting to the visit.
Ing delegates and callers Of the even.
ing, who numbered more than a hun
dred
Mrs. r. n Gill, Jr., entertained the
Auction Of To-day Tuesday afternoon,