The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-09

MlN' W. VI Nfhlihll Will entertain
with luncheon Wednesday In com
pllment 20 Mrs Edward X. Gaylord
aud Mrs Andrew Pierce Of Rostuu.
This will be the first Of n series ~ en-
tcrtainments planned by Mrs West
fall
Miss Pauline Garrison will entertain
with matinee party wednesday ar
tcrnoon at the OverhOlser to see Miss
Emma Bunting In Merely Mary Ann"
Miss Garrison has invited seventy six
Of the high school girls TO be her
guests aud they will occupy ali the
lower boxes
Mrs J. NJ Campbell will entertain
most informally Il few Of the mutual
friends Of her guest, Mrs. Edwin L.
Dunn Of Muskogee and herself. Sat
urday at 4 o'clock tea.
Mrs NJ, L. Turner entertained the
Chatting Dish club Monday, Mrs. ca
le6 Brooks and Miss Amy Brooks be
Ing additional guests Top score was
made by Mrs H. r Edwards. The
club will meet next Monday with Mrs
George Spencer at 4 IL Dale avenue
Miss Elizabeth Gardner will Gu
terrain the members Of her club, the
X II. =. Saturday with q valentine
lunceOn followed by matinee party
at the Overholser
The members Of the Bachelor Maids
were the guests Monday VI Miss LAu-
ra Enochs, who had also as guests
Misses Mary Wallace Bess Stuart,
Bess Williams, JAMIE Hardenstein,
Myrtle Brewer and Mrs. j b. Nc
Clelland Top score was made by Miss
Bess Williams The club will meet
next Monday with Miss Dorothy Cray
croft
Mrs. A l. Welsh entertained infor.
m0lly Monday with a most enjoyable
spend the day party In compliment to
Mrs Silas Pettee of ri Reno
Miss Helen Draper will entertain q
PARTY of friends Saturday with n line
unrty at the OverhOlser 10 see Merely
Mary Ann"
Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. schier will en-
tnrtain the Auction COterle Wednesday
evening
The X. b. p. club WAS entertained
Monday afternoon by Miss Mary MiEe
Miss lillian wilkins WAS voted TO
membership. The club will meet In
two weeks with Miss Beatrice Nancy
One Of the most enjoyable events OF
the winter season Of gayeties was the
h0ll given Monday evening at Euclid
Hall, by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson
in honor OF their sister, Miss Mary
Wilson of Cape Girardeau, Mo one
end ~ the ball room was arranged as
4 parOr for those who did not care to
dance. and was decorated with palms,
ferns and red carnations. Receiving
with the host and hostess and the hon
or guest we're Mr. and Mrs j. W Am
norman and Mr.. Eugene Wilmington.
Assisting In the hospitallties Of the
evening were Messrs and Mines.
George X. williams, Daniel W. Hog
an, j. A. Reck, Hunter A. Craycroft,
william II. Crane Mrs. B. 70. Fart
man, aud Miss Katherine hartman
and Helen ReCk, who served punch
throughout the evening The daughter
and son Of Mr.. and Mrs Wilson. Miss
Clara Bernice Wilson and Master
Frank Wilson, Jr., distributed the
programs. collation. was served at
! II o'clock 10 the guests who numbered
one hundred aud fifty Miss Wilson
wore n gown Of white tulle over pink
embroidered In gold and rose shades,
Mrs. Wilson was gowned In q hand
some costume Of black accordion
pleated chiffon over gold brocaded sat.
In, the bodice embroidered In irrides
cent beads.
Mrs Samuel j Rrepps entertained
with a most delightful lunceon and
with most delightful luncheon and
ment TO Mrs George W. Crawford Of
Cirard, Kan. Valentine decorations
we're used all over the house and the
colOrs Of red and white were carried
out on the luncheon. Beautiful pot.
ted plants Of California hyacinths
were ON each table and these we're
given at the close OF the game to the
assisting ladies, Mines, John Graves
and Glare Burbrige, and those who
had low scores ut each table, Pretty
fayOrs Of handiwork were presented
t. Mrs. David q. Daugherty Mrs.
Frank Best and Mrs. Wallace Aitken,
ny well as the honor guest and Mrs.
Edwin l.. Dunn OF Muskogee, The
guests were Mines. Kee X. Mckee,
John J. Merrill. A. ], McMahan, Jack
Ausberry, John Noble John W.
Graves, r. f. Purdum, Lee Dingee,
George Rose r. H. Howard, w. NJ.
Bottoms, Sarah Walker, X X Town
send Lee Craig, Edwin L. Dunn OF
Muskogee, Elmer Fulton Byrd Hugh
~, ]. r. Rutherford NJ h. Blake,
David O. Daugherty, Frank Best,
George MidEeley. Frank French, II.
w. Clegen, George Ayres, W A. WI.
liams Of Garden Grove Ia., Ben Da-
WIS., Wallace Aitken OF Enid, Glare
Rurbridge, Glenn Bennett, n, II, dip
son, Arthur II. Geissler, Colin Valen.
tine, Fred Sutton, George Lieber,
George Frederickson, Harold Moore,
\. ". C,arkson, Harrison X, Teasdale
and O. T. Ingalls,.
An event OF unusual interest this
evening will be the presentation by the
Brunhilde club Of program by Ok.
lahoma composers, rendered by Okla.
hCma artists This IN In. line with the
great object of the Brunhilde club
which In 10 foster home talent. The