The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-01

Mrs. NJ G, Miluer is removing today
from her apartment at 1874 NArth
Hudson to llO3 North Broadway,
where she will be at home TO her
friends until her departure In June
for San Francisco aud Los Angeles,
Calf She viii be accompanied on her
western trip 10y her granddaughter
Miss Elizabeth Pope.
A number uf the music lovers VI the
city are planning TO 20 to Edmond fol
the concert Sunday afternoon OF IA,
Minneapolis symphony Orchestra
which will be given at 8 o'clock In the
large tent erected for the difteren,
numbers Of the May Festival, on the
campus ~ the State Normal. Mrs. A
L. Welsh aud Miss Edwlnu Farrur left
this morning tor Edmond 10 remain
over for the event, aud among those
who are planning 10 20 Sunday are
Mrs. Charles Is Ames. Mrs. Thomas
G. Chambers, Miss IIylu Florence
Long Mrs Oscar - lIulsell and her
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the guest for ten days ~ Mrs. Harley
Lee, returned 10 her home Ia Parsons,
M" luurHuuS morning
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p,I.r \L.ru. pr.u,,, and \I.. II
ppIm.r uigh .r,r,. v.r. made nv
Np,r. Palmer \ rY,r. and Spm.
mol ! Kr.un. Tho m..tiup un,t Fri.
dey vu hr vim Mrs Artbur II G.iss
Mrs W A. Frnzlrr who has been
the guest n few Iny. NJ Mrs Oscar
". HaIscll returned ~ her home IN
Guthrie this morning
Marked by q wealth NJ beautiful
flowers cullrd from ncr own gardens.
was the lovely ten given Friday by
Mrs. Oscar H. Halscll In honor " her
hous"gucsis Mrs II II HIN Of Arkau.
sHS city aud Mrs W \ Frazier ~
Guthrie Great bowls and Jars OF
purple and white iris were used IN the
dining room and reception hall. and a
profusion ~ ,piren bridal wreath and
SlowhallS added IN the beauty NJ the
room were pink ana white snap ORA.
CONS. The dining table laid with
Oriental linens had q Damascus bowl
~ bentel brass filled with Iris In the
center anu pouring tea at different
hours were MINES. Charles Il. Amea,
VI. l. Turner, Henry O~Nerholser aud
James FRANKLIN Harbour. Ihey were
assisted by Mines Nllllhin A broOks,
Guy turner, Johl DuMhrs n Misses
Ethl}h johnson, Constance Allen, Love
ana Dorothy CruycroiI huth Bailey,
Marguerite aud Caroline Iolcord, Amy
brooks Myra wilson II Margaret
lt'Iee lhe guests were greeted III
lhe hnll Ny Mines 10Y STAFFORD, JOhu
HulSell, Mrs. Hill and Mrs, Frazier
received In the drawing room and IN
the living % assisting In the hos
pltulilles were Mines. Edward II.
Cooke, Thomas 2. Mellon. Frank
Johnson, Hunter \. CrnycrOfi, J. b
Harrell. AlOnEO Key and Clarence
Bennett.
The PhllOmathea club closed IL.
meetings for the year Friday with q
May breakfast at II o'clock at the Y.
W. G, A. rooms, At which twenty nine
club members and four guests, Mines
j. W Billings, w. b. Paschall, j g.
Street and +. Il. Riddle Of Chickasha
were present. The two tables vert
chHrmingly decorated with bridal
wreath and Nav hnskets mud IN.
place cards were the dft OF the presI
dent. Mrs. Samuel II. Harris. and con
tanned pretty friendship quotations.
which were read In answer to roll .caii
Following the breakfast the reports Of
Officers were given for the past year
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