The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-27
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HGJrIef Dunn Bentley.

W. OSfhAGI'
raj education iu American schools
lnl has attained most mu~ml
heights Tor a young woman She +,
also we'll known from her ,lctruu
records, which are among the best
sellers nll over the United States. aud
I'm fuct so much on demand that they
are almost impossible rD secure
The ChyWnthcmum .0nh wa, en-
tcrtuincd Friday by Mrs George sam
sou Top scores were made hy Mr..
C. " WIlkic aud Mir samson Mrs
e. g. Chids assisted the husIrs, The
club will meet la two week. with
Mrs john Myers
An unusual feature m the recital to
be- given Monday evening ul the pU
grim Congregational church viii be-
the request program given hy MIR
Rowland u Williams iu which Mr.
Williams win siug any song selected
by the audience from list NJ one
hundred witch win include classical.
operate, old time melodies folk lore
songs or the latest music He viii
be- assisted by Mrs Ben Davis read
er and Miss Hazel Post pianist
The oklahoma city Relief Corps
No Il win meet "Wednesday ur 30
IL. Wc-lrIl hail
Invitations for the afternoon
planned for today by Mis- Myu VIII
son for Miss Jeanne Turner we're re-
wlIad ou account Of the Illness ~ Jhe
hostess mother Mrs Boston Wilson.
La, N"uuhtus club VIE entertained
Thursday by Miss GmIy. Croslyu
Niesr, iluzeI Johnston. \0rmu stark
aud Alma DIgIugs gave interesting
Spanish legends. stOrlc, aud music.
'hlr remainder Of the afternoon was
spent with mulnu aud cabaret
two clever contests also be-.
ing d feature The huuDrs lu these
were won By Misses Mary Roberts
and DuGucs The club with meet iu
two weeks with Miss Elizabeth Jeu
klus
The High Jiuks club ltd not meet
Thursday as planned but the mem.
hers are the guests this afternoon of
Miss katherine Nash, who ls enter.
tanning with line parry ut the En-
press. Additional gucSt, are Misses
Elizabeth puschall, Margaret QualIp.
Pauline Garrison, vivian Wells, Kath-
crime and Eleanor Ittuor The club
will meet iu tsO weeks with Miss
Vivian Turner.
Word received from Miss Katherine
Norfect who Is studying IN Chicago.
tells " her appearance sunday even
Ing In the Blackstone theater. as
violin soloi-t with the Columbia school
Of Music orchestra. Miss Norfleet re-
ceived an ovation, and was showerrd
with flowers Friday evening she
PLAYED nt the Fine Arts theatre Miss
Helen Norflect, who ls teaching IN
Wells college Is spending the Easter
vacation IN New York with Mrs Mag
gle W. Barry, at the home OF the lat.
ters sister.
The Tete tete club entertained Fri.
day evening with II conversazione at
the home OF Miss Mary Mulyey. Mr..
BufOtd Breeding was presented with
a favor for being the most clever con
versatlonaist A buffet supper was
served at the close Of threeyening,
the guests being Misses Harriet Ing
ham, Louise Buxton, Ottella Offut,
Elizabeth owen, Louise Buckley.
Louise McCombs Werdna Riyes, aud
Messrs. Buford Breeding, Albert Bo.
hannon, II. A. Gardner. James Weir.
Ralph Erwin, George Trudgeou, Al
bert Martin and Harry Baugh The
club viii meet Tuesday afternoon with
Miss McCOmbs.
Mrs. Augusta luenning, who has
been spending the winter with her son
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ] !.
Luennlng was called 10 Chicago
Thursday by the serious illness Of II
friend.
The Twentieth Century club met
Friday IN the library for the election
~ officers The results were: presl
dent Mrs w. II. Dlcken; first vice
president, Mrs. Ben F. Davis. second
vice president, Mrs George Brauer
secretary, Mrs. William Nee; treas
urer Mrs. George Carrlco. historian
Mrs Edwin l.. Dunn: critics, Mines.
w. A. Lcdbetter aud Roland Gish
delegates TO the city federation, Mines
j. Hensley, J NJ. Owen and II. Coulter
Todd alternates, Mines. II. H. Wilkn,
Ben Davis and A. ID. Martin; dele
gates 20 the Second District federation
Mines, w, p. HomHn aud j. II. Bo
linger; alternates, Mines. Frank Mer,
rill and Dicken; reporters, Mines
Orthell Jones, w. =. Homan aud J. IL
Bolinger. The club win meet next
Friday in the library.
Senator and Mrs. Charles Barrett
who have been residing here during
the legislative session, moved back to
their home In Shawnee, Friday. sena
tor Barrett will return here next
week, however, for the session Of the
Impeachment court.
The date Of the annual banquet Of
the Daughters Of the Republic OF
Texas has been changed from March
81 to April Q, on account Of Holy
Week
Mrs. Oliver Holsinger entertained
the U. 3. D. club Friday afternoon
additional guests being Mines. Harry
Gaines and w r. HaEelwood Of Ton.
kawa. II was decided to extend an
invitation to the wives OF the other
postoffice clerks. A program com
mittee for arranging for the work Of
next year was appointed The club
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