The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-09
Society Euents
Harriet Dunn Bentley.

was pleasingly decorated with palms
and ferns and flowers, and following
the ceremony Ices and confections
were served.
81 Mary's Episcopal Guild viii meet
WITH Mrs. W. L. Keith Wednesday AZ
t,rnoon ut the home OF Mrs. ] T Mar
tin nt II East Park Place There win
be business OF impOrtnnc"
The Shakespeare club met Monday
with Mrs G. {. Roberts aud con.
tinued the study Of The Tempest"
taking up act four under the leader.
ship Of Mrs. ]. u. McCung Fayorite
quotations from this act were Given
at the close Of the lesson The club
Will meet next Monday with Mrs.
Roberts.
Mrs. n. Dewitt Allen returned Fri.
day from a six weeks stay in Lam.
pasas and San Antonio, Tex.
Mrs. James Thomas was hoaess
Monday 10 the Past Matrous club. Ar
rangements were made 10 celebrate
the anniversary Of the organization.
with an evening meeting February ~.
The next regular meeting viii be Mon.
day, March S with Mrs Mary Nc
Clurs
The literature department Of SOrosIs
met Monday with Mrs. G. L. Daugh
erty. II was voted TO endorse the Joint
guardianship and non support bills
which have been introduced In the
senate. The lesson on chilli was led
by Mrs. A. f. Monroney, who gave the
physical features Of the country Mrs.
c. X, Sirkosky told Of Guano island,
J. 7. Mchahan gave talk on the
wonderful nitrate desert which SUP
piles the world MrA Earle witt gave
an account Of the coal mines A de-
scription Of Santiago, the cnpltal aud
Its port, Valparaiso, was the subject
of Mrs. william Ribble. Mrs Wheel
and gave n dissertation AT the End
OF the Continent" which included
sketch OF the life Of Magellan. the
explorer. The educational and social
facilities were handled by Mines. W.
". Morris and G. II. Roney. The
lesson closed with well.prepared
paper on Ancient and Modern chill"
by Mrs. W ]. R0dman Mines. ]. W.
Peoples and N. y. Sherman. Jr.. were
welcomed as new members. The hos
tess, assisted by her sister. Miss Mary
Mitchell, served a luncheon to the de.
partment and guests Mines Orin
Ashton, ], NJ. Gayle. A. O. Young Fred
Thomas and Frank Brown. The club
VIII meet In two weeks with Mrs.
v 2 Sherman, Jr.
I The Motherhood Culture club met
Monday with Mrs. o. V. Lee, who had
decorated the house with the valentine
colors, with many hearts and red car.
nations Mrs John Similar, the presl.
dent, presided for the first time after
long Illness Mrs. j. W. Skeen led
the lesson on "Childrens Right" and
Mrs. T. V. Morrison spoke Of "Chil.
dents Privileges" Miss Verna Wills
gave two readings and Miss Edwina
Brauer two piano numbers The guests
were Mines H. 8. Corble, H. NJ Bran.
er and Miss Ruth Thompson. The
hostess was assisted In serving lunch
con by her daughter, Miss Mida Lee,
and Mrs George Gardner poured tea
The next meeting In two weeks will
be Chlldren's day, with Mrs W. H.
=. Trudgeon.
/ The Sewing circle Of Catholic
Ladies' Aid society will be- held Wed.
nesday promptly at o'clock at St
Anthony's hospital.
The StoddArd club met Monday aft.
Hnoon with Mrs. Ben Davis. The club
Is studying Paris and Mrs.. Jules Bloch
gave something OF the plan Of Paris,
the Seine and its bridges, its bOule
wards and parks, and items Of Hauss-
man, the great civic reformer. Mrs.
O. J. Eishman told OF Its palaces,
museums, galleries and famous ar.
lists. Mrs. Ben Davis described the
famous cemeteries. The club will meet
next Monday with Mrs, Joseph Blatt.
/ The w G. 7. L. Of the city will
celebrate willard Memorial day
Wednesday afternoon, February 10,
at the First Christian church. A mum
Der OF visitors from out OF the city
are expected, among them five mem
bers Of the newly organised union at
Moore Circle 2 Of the First Christian
church viii he hostess and serve FOL.
lowing the program. There will be
called meeting Of the officers at 2
o'clock.
The Cosmopolitan club met Monday
with Mrs. S. DitEell, who was the
leader for the day on South American
Art, Mrs. II. II Gothold gave as
Spanish music, "Habanera," from Car.
men, with an encore. Mrs. Frank Clark
gave an interesting talk ON "The An.
cient lncas," the aboriginal artisans
Of the world, with interesting items
on CuEcO and It's great highways. Miss
Pauline Roberts gave two plano solos.
The Architecture Of the Churches''
was given by Mrs George Llrtmore,
and "rhe Architecture Of the Public
BUILDINGS" by Mrs Frank Boasen. Mrs.
G. L. Fran gave a paper on "Civic
Beauty" and Miss Mae Bchols told
Of "The Music Of Latin America" and
something Of the great composers and
musicians, Gomez, Estrada. Cervantes
and Carreno. Miss Worley gave two
piano numbers and Mrs W. p. Con.
ger told Of the "sculptors Of South
America" "Art Schools and Poetry"
was the subject NJ Mrs. G. A. white.
/ Refreshments were served during the
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