The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-22

Thomas +. Martin. Jr Frederick -
owen, l. G. Thurmond aud l. u
kight
The u. NJ. r. G. club was enter
lnlued Friday by Mr, Oliver c.
Black. who had also u- guests Mines
T. B Rogers, Monroe Chestnut Fruuk
Mctoulf aud G. f. Griffin The uf
trruoou was spent with nccdlework.
ud tl. 'at ,.. Isy,t spu Win
Mrs j. T Findley
Dixie Dinner.
ltrplclr with the most original and
features, 20 characteristic
" the clever hostess WINS the Dixie
dinner given Saturday evening 10y MI.
aud Mrs Leon HuckIu- Boo honor "
Mrs h. + Bisbce of 81 Louis. Alta
large round table In the banquet room N
the Lee llurkins. place were laid for
sixteen guests who entered most hap
fly into the infOrmalil, " the Jolly
occasion
In the center u the table was bit
Of the old south In IN" duIkry cabin,
with it's mud chimney the pickanln.
MES wntcmclons, cotton patch pig
pen, gray mule, chicken. aud moss
hung trees Even the hound dog was
there and the clothes line. with its
patchwork quilt. and family washing
and the whole surrounded by q rail
fence Red bandanas formed the nap.
kins, large sized 'goUbrrs' the nut
cases, and fuyOrs were aligaturs for
the men, and dnrkeys poruhed ON cot
ton bnles for the ladies The can
dies were shaded with cotton aud
southern moss, and II real old time
dinner " many southern deli,aclcs
WAS served by typical darky man
mics. one Of the foutures Of the
menu was the be which was served
In miniature bales Of cotton, sur.
mounted by confederate flag. and
another was the pralings the cOnfec.
tlon par excellence Of New Orleans.
The hostess was characteristic
southern girl NJ the Old regime In her
hrruffled frock, aud curls. and many
dnrky stories and old time games
added 10 the pleasure Of the evening
The guests were Mn Bisbee. Miss
katherine BlackmHn, N Alexandria
La, Messrs and Mines T. =. Martin,
Jr, Bernard Is Jones. Hunter A.
Craycrofr w f. Taylor Miss Love
Craycroft. Mrs II. u. Bentley. and
Messrs. Arthur Is. Clark and Dan d.
Thompson of Louisville, Ky.
Mrs Hester l.. McDiurmld. who
has spent the past six weeks with her
daughter Mrs Ralph W. Day, will de
part Wednesday for her home In DE.
troit, Mich Mrs. MacDiarmld has
been the recipient Of many charming
Informal cOurtesies from friends who
are hoping for an early return visit.
Mrs Bernard r. Jones and Mrs.
John Hale were hOstesscs at the Lee
HucEins card party Saturday after
noon at the hotel Mrs. X. Alex Wells
and Mrs Charles Ruth received the
faYOrs.
Mrs Henry Overholser will enter
tain with theater party Tuesday
evening at the OverhOlser In honor Of
Miss Jeanne Turner and Mr.. William
o. smythe OF Marlowe. The party
will occupy all the lower boxes on
the right side and win include Misses
Ethlyn johnson, Edith Miller, Amy
Brooks, Margery Taylor Of Indlanap.
oils, Ind. Messrs and Mines. Harry
Waldron, Tom Branlff, Guy Turner
William A. Brooks and Messrs. Frank
Scheiner, Gunnell Moore. l.. l.. Bryan
aud Drs. w 2. Lipscomb and George
ID Mclean.
The many friends Of DR. and Mrs
A. NJ Detrick formerly OF this city.
but who have made their home I'm De
Land, Fla, for several years, will be
Interested in the narrow escape which
Mrs DetriCk had from drowning last
week, while In swimming with u
party of friends at DE Leon Springs
Only the clearnesS OF the water.
which enabled her rescuer to see her
after she had gone under. afforded
the means Of bringing her to the sur
face.
Mrs. ], W. Pryor entertained with
beautiful luncheon Saturday In com
pllment to Mrs A. Wike Of Toledo, o.
who is the guest OF her sister Mrs
Harry w. Clegern Ferns and carna
tlons decked the table which was laid
for twelve guests, aud the place cards
were hand-painted In the same de
sign. The guests Of the occasion were
Mines Clegern. William Nee, w. NJ
Westfall, f. &. Thorne, X. 4. Chase
NJ. ID. Scott, Sarah Walker, d. c
Daugherty j. +. Warren and Albert
behr The remainder Of the after
noon was spent informally with nee
dlewOrk.
mrs. w Is, Smyth and little son
Palu, who were called here severa
weeks ago by the serious illness Of
Mrs, Smyth's mother, Mrs. Jane
Penney, returned Saturday to their
home In Louisville Ky. Mrs Smytl
was accompanied ny her brother.m
law, Mr., Clifton Ratllff and hi,
daughter, Miss Blanche Davis Ratllff
rs far as Memphis
The jefferson school Patrons
club met Friday, when the program
wns In charge Of the teachers Of the
building, each room furnishing on,
number, A duet by Misses wlnni,
Davis and Nellie Graw, accompanied
by Miss Grace Euliss at the piano
and Miss Ruth Embry ON the violin
was the opening number. Other mus
ical numbers were given by Mlsse,
Dorothy Roney, Laura Spaulding
Eleanor Elbow Mary Thorne Thatch