The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-15

hers was given followed by Y social
hour and delectahe luncheon, 90
which we're many Irish couerlls
Bach and Handle were the com
puscr- Who works were chosen for
lue Lruten program given by the
Ladies' Music club saturday evening
In the First Lutheran church Miss
Amanda OCunnOr was the leader
who ~pul, most Interestingly of Bach
aud his study for the advancement Of
urw forms la music. and the great ac
complishmcnts " Handel In his ora
torio, Mrs Edna Lund, whose beau
tilul voice Is 50 much admired opened
the musical program with two voice
numbers, Grief and Pain from IT.
Matthews Passion" and My Heart
Ever Faithful from the PentacUast
Cnntata by Bach She was accom-
rInird ny Miss Ruth McCarty Miss
Lillian Dechman " the Methodist
university ut Guthrie. gave the Bach
Fuullslc and the Fugue In g minor,
both difficult compositions, being
given In Il most satisfactory manner
ON the organ The sixth violin sonata
~ linch's was given by Mrs j Gerald
Mrn7 whose Interpretation was most
excellent Mrs Frank Buttrnm of
Cushing. was also received with much
appreciates I'm her rendition NJ the
Handel sonata I'm A major on the vlo.
Him. Mrs. Evn DeBurr Ducuu head
NJ the piano department of the state
university accompanied her All- A.
e RnhrrtSou's selection was Come
into Him from the Messiah. which
size gave most rhurmingly, her upper
register notes Icing especially clear
ard sweet lluudcIs Largo" with
Limo and organ accompaniment hy
Mrs Frederick B owen aud Miss
Iluzcl Iusi was given by the ladir-
Music club chorus, directed 10y MIR
Rowland u WiuInms and the final
number WIS chorus NJ voices ron.
durDrI ly Prof Charles VI. Bliss. who
gave Nh" Inlleuiah chorus from "Thc
Messiah accompanied by the Bliss
orchostru with Mrs Bllss at the
piano Tho chorus is one NJ which
the city is proud and they have given
THE Messiah five times I'm the last
Few Years
Mrs tdu Lewis Tucker gave q most
delightful chlIdrru's party Saturday
atierncu rlehutlng the birthday AN
ulyrr~gry VI her granddaughter Miss
Ada Suhlberg Games were enjoyed
Cu the ltNn aud grab bag gave
many surprises IN pretty gifts A Tea
ture ~ the luncheon was tiny pink
lighted tnper ou each plate Souvenirs
NJ dainty baskets NJ candy vus given
each guest on their departure Many
pretty spring flowers decorgted the
house, pnnSles being used I'm The draw.
ing room sweet peas and nArclssus I'm
the llbisry and carnations and snap
dragons In the dining room. Mrs.
Tucker was assisted by Miss Caroline
lAnd, Of st. Joseph, Mo Miss Mar
gerry TAYLOR NJ Indianapolis, Ind.
Mre. T. W. Williamson and Mrs David
Mcklnsiry Misses Bland Sohlherg.
Gertrude Gardner Ellen Clayton and
adelaide lose assisted the children I'm
their rnmeS The guests were
Margaret Vosr Jessie Stone. Evelyn
Cungpr. Henry lone Overhoscr Mary
lIllen Mellon, Rptty Atwood IOcllc
Edwards. FlolsC Housed Frances Kel.
lcgg, Elizabeth and Frances Massey
Susan Clayton Josephine Rose. Caro-
line ND.r. Gertrude Owen Mary Me.
ClMr Charlotte Hutton. Ruth Hall
Ruth shaw Sue Salmon. Marjorie
Harris. Ruth llNPrs EVELYN Rolnrth,
GencylPvc Everett Frances nrBolt
lrmn Frost Clara Rernice Wilson.
Marion Dnnforth. Incz Goodholm
llovmd roynrth nert peBolt. Fisher
aud lourstrccl Ames Edward n
Cooke. Jr. Richard and Robert Rus
soil. Frances Cow, John Noble. John
Edwards Arthur Williams. Richard
llnrris>. william T.. CLAYTON. Bcnin.
min Shaffcr Paul Frost Ralph
rrowr John Blsckwelder. Clarence
and Carl Flora, Robert Anderson,
Gcorgo Guthrie Daniel W. Hogan Jr.
and Sidney Brock
Miss CAROLYN lands left Sunday
evening for her home In 81 Joseph
No. aft,r n most pleasant visit with
Mrs Ada Lewis Tucker and many old
friends IN the city. Miss Taudls I'M.
been the reclDiant az many prettv