The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-24

MIR aud Mrs. J. B. Harrell will
have as their dinner guests this even
Ing Governor Robert l.. Williams, At
torney General s. p Freezing, Mayor
and Mrs. Edward O~yerhOlser and their
guest. Mrs. Ell Brown " Muskogee,
DR. aud Mrs II H. Hutton, Mr.. aud
Mrs b f. Gul, Jr, and Mrs James
Frazier.
Mrs. n H. Rogers remains quite III
at the family residence on North
Broadway.
One Of the charming events of the
week end was the beautiful tea given
by Mrs J. B. iIarrell and Mrs. Il +
can Jr al the home Of Mrs Harrell
Friday m honor " Mrs. Carter Helm
Jones " Seattle The guests were met
at the door by two dainty little maids,
Gwendolln Frazier and Elizabeth
Norman The living room was fra
grant with the perfume VI lilacs. and
the guests were received here 10y the
hostess Mrs. Jones aud her daughter,
Mrs Louis u. Norman. Mrs. James
Frazier. the daughter NJ the house
hold, aud Il house party Of twenty five
intimate friends assisted In the hospi. !
talities In the dining room baskets
VI La Franc roses tied with pink tulle
adorned the table where tea was pour
ed by Mrs. Charles h. Ames. O. D.
Halsell, Edward O%yerholser aud
George Kerr More than two hundred
guests called.
Miss Ethlyu Johnson entertained the
two brides, Miss Adele Conway, and
Miss MHude Stewart, and their bridal
parties Friday at q beautifully ap
pointed luncheon A lovely white has
ket filled with lilacs. was tied with
pink tulle, which also extended to
the ends Of the table where were pink
satin slippers also filled with the
lilacs. Large mahogany trays which
were the gifts " the hostess to the
brides were placed at either end The
Ices we're also In the form " pink
slippers filled with lllacs. The re
mainder " the afternoon was spent
at auction. Miss Blanche Claggett re-
celving an urmful Of lilacs for the
top score
Mrs. s. A. V. Howell has invited
the Clover Leaf club to be her guests
Monday, the day to spent III sewing
for the Day Nursery.
Two Of the largest and most de
lightful events Of the week were the
bridge luncheon given Friday and Sat
urday by Mrs II. W Clegern and Mrs j.
W. Pryor at the home Of the latter.
The tables were decked with lllacs AMI
Il profuslon Of these beautiful blossoms
decorated all Of the apartments except
the dining room, which was decorated
with baskets Of pink and white sweet
peas. Friday the hOstcsses were as,
sisted In serving by Mines. ID. o..
Daugherty, NJ. d. Scott, h. f. Pur.
dunn, X. A. MacklenbuTg and Miss Pau
line Roberts. The fayOrs were II hand
c%rochetted luncheon set, a crystal bowl
and sachets for the dressing table and
we're presented to Mines. Jack Aus
berry, Frank UNeil aud Sarah Walker.
Mrs. W. y. Hooper or Watonga re,
ceived with the hostesses Saturday
the fayors were similar In design and
the assisting ladies were Mines. Frank
Harrah, Samuel j. Krepps, Dorset
| Carter and Macklenburg. The guests
for the two days numbered one hun
dred and sixty.
Mrs. Claude Powell entertained the
CarnatiOn club and anunber Of guests
Friday In honor Of her house guest,
Mrs. John J.. OBrien Of Tulsa ana
Miss Nettie Il. Lynch Of Guymon. On
other guests we're Mmes.W. r Ecks
l.. u. Lindsey, j. l.. Langston, Russell
Mcwmiams, j. II. Mcdonald, f. l.
Cartwright and Miss Ethel Mcdonald,
A musical program was given by
Mines. Ecks, McWilliams, the hostess
and her sister. Miss NOrean Higgins,
who assisted her In serving. In q clever
contest Miss Lynch and Mrs. Lindsey
won the fayOrs. The luncheon was
carried out In pink and white.
The Lahoma Five Hundred club met
Friday with Mrs. y. h. Galloway, the
substitute hands being played by Mines.
f.. ]. BaumbHch and A. e. Hirchi and
o. G.. Hannum Toy score was made by
Mrs. |. V. CruCc. The club VIII meet
next week with Mrs H. " Hihhle.
Mrs. Charles b Ames win entertain
Tuesday In honor Of Miss Maude
Stewart, the bride OF next week.
The many friends Of Mrs :. r. colt
who remains quite III nj the home of
her daughter, Mrs w G. Burke will
regret TO learn that her condltlOC Is
quite serious and other members o. The
family have been notified by wire. Mr..
Donald Burke will arrive from Tulsa
this evening. for a few days stay.
The greatest enthusiasm IL felt
among the m%usic-loving public over
the anticipated event OF next week,
when the New York Symphony Or
chestra will appear In concert under
the leadership OF Walter Damrosch.
Numerous box parties are being ar
ranged and many visitors from all
over the state are expected. The or
chestrs win be brought here as the
final number OF the series arranged
by the Ladies' Music club and the Mu,
steal Art Institute.
The High links club meeting was
postponed until Monday when II will
he entertained by Miss Mildred DALEY
q
The P%hilomathea club was enter
tanned Friday by Mrs, H. L. Bynum.
At the business session II was decided
to have the final meeting at breakfast
next Friday at the Y. W. @. A. Mrs
W. J. Pettee and Mrs. r. p. Carpenter
were appointed the committee on ar,