The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-30

Misses Eynlyn aud Betty As,ood re-
turned today from Paris Tex, where
Miss Eyaiyn has spent the winter and
Miss Betty has been. for few weeks,
with their sister, MIS-. W. Moore Mr.,
Weston Atwood win remain for Ious'r
visit
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Mrs Corr Wilson Stewart who m.
been the guest Of her brplhcr uwd wife,
Nupt and MR. H. H. Wilson left yc--
tcrday evening for her home In lmuk.
fort, Ky. Mrs. Stewart has been a
most interesting visitor here during
the Educational association and her
assistance In the campaign for Moon.
light schools OF which she was the
founder, has been most material
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown returned
Monday evening from visits in Wm-
konis, II Reno aud Dover They were
accompanied home hy Mr. George l.
lIickoX OF Dover who win be- their
guest for few days.
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Mrs Guy Kimbull entertained the
Chatting Dish club Monday afternoon.
having also aS guests Mrs G. X.
Browning II GAINESVILLE, O.. and Mrs.
Charles Edward Johnson. High scores
were made by Mines. Edmund Frru.
son and Frank O'Nci Mr. Tom
Rrnnlff will entertain the club nest
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. g. X. Browning Of
/ Xnue,yillc. o., me at the Lee liuDsu-
for week. while being entertained by
Mr. and Mrs William Brooks Mr.
Browning and Mr. Brooks being very
old friends.
DR. ana Mrs. X. 7. Edward expect
to De- Installed IN their new home on
West Fourteenth street next week
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur X Dawson
Wuouur" the birth of a baby euu Snt
urlny evening at their home ur .ruln.
uk Mrs DaW-Ons mother Mr. j N
Dyer lcft sunday for Tulsa tp visit
hrr new grandson Mrs Dawson IT.
llr daughter Martha Jane Is with her
grandmother. Mrs kaye W. Dawson
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The east room NJ the library was
packed with an Interested audience tu
hear Mrs. Cora Wilson stewart ~
Frankfort, Ky, president of the Hitter
ncv commission of Kentucky gave an
address ~ her work for the cstabli b.
mml NJ Moonlight schools
III" enthusiasm of Mrs Stewart
was reflected IN the close attention
ana appreciation with which the audi.
encc listened as she told of the drycl.
opmrut of the idea received from
many people Of middle age who came
10 her fur assistance In the reading uf
letters from children away nt school
At this time Mrs Stewart was county
superintendent " Rowan county. Ky,
and she started nm active canvass for
the establishment ~ schools that
might aid those desiring this help.
such was the SUCCESS Of her efforts,
thar the schools opened, with all the
tenchcrS In the county giving their ser.
Vices. and the work is continuing with
such advancement that II IS the deter.
minntiOn II IT'S workers that by 1920
there will be no nlltcratc, IN that
county Mrs Stewart had several let.
tcrs. one especially from an old man
of nlnetvfour years " ngc. who had
learned 10 read aud write inside "
four weeks
She urged the assistance of nll club
women for Superintendent Wilson In
carrying out the work for the Moon.
llght schools 50 recently inaugurntcd
I'm this state, preSaging great and
rapid advancement In the percentage
of llteracy II It was properly con.
duCtcd.
Mrs. II. II Wynne Is spending a
month In Chicago, with her son. Mr.
Hugh Wynnc who IL studying music
nt the Bush Tenplcton Conservatory.
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Miss Mary Wharton " Sherman. Tex
viii arrive Thursday to visit Miss My.
N Wilson. Miss Wharton has been ii,
Muskogee where she win be- one " the
attendants AT the Thompson Lcccraft
wedding tomorrow evening.
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Mr., and Mrs Risk Thompson enter.
tnlned the Friday Evening Bridge club
Monday evening. additional guests he.
Ing Miss Myra Wilson. and Miss Win.
nlfrcd Mctilassen. High scores were
made by Miss Caroline Culcnrd and
Mr.. John Fitzpatrick. The club viii
he entertained Friday evening. prccm.
Der 10 hy Miss Caro,ina C,lrnrl