The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-18

on Factory lIfr of To-day" Mrs.
W. O. Wallace told OF The School Of
Training Mrs W o. Trapp was
guests and gave an enjoyable reading
The hostess daughter Miss Miriam
| Smith gave piano number The
| club viii meet next week with Mrs
| w T.. Harper ON Twenty eighth and
| Hudson avenues Member viii
please notice that the Twenty W.cighth
| street cars leave the Terminal sta
! ton fifteen minutes before and iit-
| teen minutes after the hour
Mrs j. NJ Afford entertained with
a luncheon of charming appoint
mcutz Wednesday II was arranged
boz honor of the house party OF guests
which was entertained last summer
at Drumrighl bv Mrs Dale Shaffer, 4
other members of the party being
MINES T. - Brewer Edward Curry,
Dan Whcrry aud j n Barnes. Nd /
dillOuul guests were Mines Charles
Guuter aud " e. Bland md the /
hostess was assisted boy Miss Alice ,
Oldham and Mira PM schwartz I
The decorations were all 'u Japanese /
design the center being japanese
garden with rIduung strands OF
! smllaN Jupnurs" chimes hung FROM
the chandelier and also formed he
, shades fDr the candles The place
: cards were designs ~ japanese girls
and all the details OF the menu were
, carried out I'm red and green The
remainder Of the afternoon was spent
with needlework and music -
b Mrs George w Carson entertained
with pleasant afternoon Wednes-
, day In compliment TO her guest Mrs
. j. V MCClintlc Of Synder, wife Of
2 Congressman McClnuc. who Is
. spending a few days here while en-
I route to Washington. u. G The
% guests Of the Informal afternoon
luncheon were Mines Andrew King
kade, Martin Kingkade. George
p Stevenson. J II Kelley H. p. Dough
= ty, James Perry John Hommes and
; Miss Jane Rogers
!.
- Mrs Guy Il. Martin Of Batesyllle,
+ Ark, is the guest Of Mrs T. r. Max
!. field Mrs Maxfeld will entertain
d with bridge luncheon Friday for
l. her guest Mrs, l.. Y. Langston will
j. honor Mrs Martin with an afternoon
Is at bridge Saturday
Ie
l. A distinguished feature Of the
"a matinee at the Overholser Wednesday
/. was the presence Of large party OF
No. the wives VI the Legislators, who were
re the guests Of Mrs. NJ l.. Turner and
.r Mrs. Frank johnson. All the BOXES
os VI the lower tiers we're occupied. each
n one having some special friend OF
A. the hostesses to assist In entertaining
Y he guests
: Misses Helen and Josephine Hurst
a, VIII entertain the Fortnightly Auctlor
- club Friday in place Of Thursday thli
- week.
~, Mrs. Charles Glazler entertained
~. the Relba club Wednesday. Mrs. w
" p. Root OF sapulpa was guest an,
o. gave an interesting talk on FEEDER
90 nted club Work" Additional guest
~ were Mines Claude March Harr
:. Plat Grove Peters, Lloyd Finle
~. and II. u Finnell Mines Peter,
" Plat and March were voted to mem
:. bershlp. In valentine game tn
favors was presented TO Mrs Plat
o. Mrs. Marie Van Vert will entertai
- the club next Wednesday at cards.
~"
ne Mrs. J. W Thornton celebrated he
IL birthday anniversary Wednesday wit
an afternoon TO the members Of N
- Holly Embroidery club The hou,
was decorated with valentine cor
ceits and music was given by Mrs 7
l.. Bumgarner and Miss Matee
Whitlock Mrs ] w. whluock pr
Mrs l. II Turner won the favor,
stunt contest Favors OF cluste
NJ sweet peas were given to u
guests. The club presented ",
Thornton with several pieces Of Ten.
painted china. A dainty mnche,
was served at the close Of the ate
noon.
The music department OF Soros
met Wednesday With Mrs 2.
Phelps. The program committc
Mines II. n Newman c. J Hari
and Ralph Parmenter, advocated Il
Enforcement of the movement 10 e
tablish the first Saturday in Febr
ary as the National American Cor
posers Day, and II was voted by 4
club An excellent start has be
made by tn department for a mul
cal library, which already contal
opera scores. musical magazines a
manuscripts Miss Pauline Rohai
was leader on Bohemian music. NJ
Newman gave the Romance frC
Siksuk, Mrs. A L. SEVERN ga
Songs My Mother Sang" by De,
rak, Mines Parmenter and Miss Ru
stlckney gave duet. Invitation
Galop." by Bendel Miss Jeane
Gordon gave a balade to the melC
/, of Devorak's Humoresque by N
/, Walter Creyke. Mrs Orln Ash
gave Greenfelds ROumanza. and N
, Stella Norval, con the Holy Mou
4 by Devorak Miss Stickney n
by Moonlight" by Bendel, Mines
, Hamburger and Celia Berkstree
! OF Chicago were guests. The e
will have lts guest day next wedn
!, day with Mrs ". d. Newman, WI
b the literary department will
guests,
The Calethia club met wednes,
\ with Mrs Thomas Scott, Mrs H.
Gray. former member, being
guest The program committee
ported on the selection OF a misce
neous program for next year :
: club voted against the endorsem
y of the senate library bill Mrs FRI
Northup led the lesson on Eng
literature Of the period inolud
Byron, Shelley, Scott and De ouin,
lc Mrs, w d Armour gave a review
l SCOTS Quentin Durward. Mrs, Il
lc rison Raboin gave the magazine