The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-22

Mines r. " Williamson. Hunter A.
craycroft, Edwin l.. Dunn, George
g. Kerr, T. NJ Richardson, ST., 7. VI.
Richardson Jr, George Woodward
and W G. Richardson,
Al the Ladies' coli club Weducs
day the balls were won by Mrs. Roy
r. Hnerty and Miss Caroline Clark
The mixed toursomc planned for this
afternoon wa, postponed on account
Of the races.
Mrs Fred h.. Sutton who has been
such Il great worker for the success
of the Oklahoma building at the Pan
anna Pacific Exposition, and has been
iu California for the past month,
was recently unanimously elected a.
the presidency OF the executive board
Of the National Association Of Host
esses AT San Francisco.
The haywood Culture club will
meet Friday with Mrs. Homer Smythe
At ll5 East Seventh street
The FOrtnightly Research club met
Wednesday with Mrs Thomas Clift,
the assisting hostesses being Mines.
W. A smith, NJ G. Burlington. Carrie
Lasley, W. o. Wallace, H. + Hall, X
=. McCabe and Robert Harper. Mrs.
J. G. Hubbard and Mrs. Catherine
1idd gave several readings and in Il
clever telephone contest favors were
presented 10 Mrs. w. II. smith. Il
bouquet OF sweet peas, and Mrs. II
II. Hall, a toy telephone. Guests Of
the occasion were Mines. James Hall.
X f. l. Brown, John HOmmes, \. G.
King and X. y. Helm. The next meet
Ing viii be IN two weeks with Mrs.
h. NJ Willett at 627 East Fourth
street. This will be q business meet
ing and election Of officers, and also
the collection day for the club dues
Mrs. Claude Powell will entertain
the Carnation club Friday afternoon
At her home at 500 North Phillips
avenue. and will also invite In Il few
special friends In honor Of Miss
Nettie Lynch u Guymon, Ok, super
intendent of school of Texas county
and Mrs. John J. O'Brien Of Tulsa
Mrs. John Swansberger entertained
most pleasantly at luncheon Wednes
day In honor Of Mrs. j. II. Murray "
wichita, Kan, and Mrs. X. G. Mum
Of Sherman, Texas. The table was
adorned with a huge cluster Of lilaCs
and the tints Of lavender were car
rled out IN the luncheon. Seated with
the hostess and honor guests were
Mines ]. Ward Gates, Guy Ostrander,
l.. 4. Berger, Porter n. Morgan, II. G..
Under, j. NJ Condit, Harlan Deu-
pree and Miss Lula Newkirk. Mrs.
Ostrander received the favor I'm n
clever contest, and the remainder Of
the afternoon was spent at the races.
Mrs. II. s, Thompson entertained
the Violet Crochet club Wednesday
Mrs. o. r. huffman was taken into
membership. In a contest the honors
were awarded TO Mrs, L. V. Cox.
Mrs, John Prigmore gave a vocal solo.
The club will meet IN two weeks with
Mrs. NJ ID. Blnion,
The Arts and Crafts club was en-
tertained Wednesday by Mrs. r. v.
Smith. the president, with a l o'clock
luncheon. The tables were laid with
Irish crochet and had baskets Of
sweet peas tied with pink ribbons.
Clever little rose baskets of bonbons,
also held original verses by the host
ess. Toasts were given by Mines. l.
NJ Sackett, g, II. Dean, ]. c. Moore
and T. r. Butler. The hostess was
presented with II silver serving tray
and the secretary, Mrs. Charles
Ehret, with an etched mayonaise
bowl. Mrs. Charles Wigger was vel
coined to membership. The program
for next year was discussed. The
next meeting In two weeks will be
with Mrs. Snowdon Parlette.
Miss Ethel Mlnter, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. W. A. Ledbetter,
has returned TO her home In San An.
tonic. Mr.. Guy Ledbetter Of Ard.
more a the guest Wednesday OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Ledbetter.
The Daughters OF the Republic of
Texas celebrated San Jacinto day
Wednesday with Mrs Tom Cowden
and Mrs. j. X, Mcknight at the home
" the former, This was also guest
day, and the visitors we're MINES. W
A, Ledhetter O. H. Paris, Henry
Burt, f.. BYRD Hughes, John II.
Wright, c. ]. Woods, George Giddings.
J. W. Green, Roy sheldon and Misses
Mollle Horton Of san Antonio. Mamie
Waldron, Virginia Fitzgerald and
Florence Anderson. Mrs. Claude
Hull give n paper on "Parker's Mas.
saCre ot 1896" and Miss Sadie Ander.
son n paper on How Texas Got Her
Name and Flag" Miss Pauline Rob.
era, Miss Waldron and Miss Virginia
Cowden gave piano and vocal mum
hers, and Mrs. John Payne a reading
Mrs, Payne and Miss fitzgerald gave
a Chinese dance In costume. The
house was decorated with Texas blue
hornets sent from Austin for the oc.
castor and the dining room where
luncheon was served was a bower Of