The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-09

organization has planned II dinner
Thursday evening ~ the association
rooms when the ministers of the city
will be- invited 10 meet Miss Corbett
and workers luncheon Friday noon
at Y W. G. A. rooms
Mrs Charles McCafferty entertained
the Monday Auction club yesterday.
Miss Hazel Jolly playing a substitute
hand Mrs. Jack Jones was voted TO
membership. Mrs W l.. Mnupin
made the top score and the club will
meet next week with Mrs Luther
Jones.
The Motherhood Culture club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. j. Wat.
son Hawk for election Of Officers
The result was president, Mrs ]. G..
Skeen vice president Mrs George
Gardner; recording secretary, Mrs. f.
NJ LiHIe, corresponding secretary
Mrs Gnthlngs Walker, treasurer.
Mrs Frank Northup; parliamenta-
Eian Mrs J W. Hawk. Mrs. Walker
gave report " the educational com
mittee aud Mrs J NJ Draper " the
civic committee II the city federation
Mrs. Draper algo gave report Of the
flower mission committee showing pN
crllent work IN providing shoes, cloth
Ing and medical attention for the
needy During the social hour Mrs
John Similar poured tea The club
will meet IN two weeks with Mrs
Frank Northup.
The Stoddard club did not meet this
week but will meet next Monday with
Mrs Harry Gerson
The Shakespeare club met Monday
with Mrs g. G. Roberts with eighteen
members present Mrs A. A. Drown
was leader ~ the lesson on the first
act ~ the Midsummer Nights
Dream" Mrs Roberts gave the I'm.
PRODUCTION 10 the play Mrs Paul
Walker was elected 10 membership
The club will meet next Monday with
Mrs Roberts Mrs j j volz being
the leader.
The Cosmopolitan club met Monday
afternoon In the library. Dr. Winnie
Sanger led the parliamentary dhn
Mrs T. A. Garrison WAS leader on
/ Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay '
DR. Sanger gave paper on The His
tory and Conquest uf Bolivia" and
MN II. A. Gothod told OF the CITY
of LAPaE.' Mrs. H. +. Purdum told
interesting facts Of The Quinine and
Coca Plants" and Mrs s. DitZell dis
cussed The Indian Problem" Mrs
| C. Il. white and Mrs A. L. Blesh had
papers on Paraguay and Uruguay
The club will meet next Monday IN
the library.
Mrs. Mary Mcclure was hostess
Monday 10 the Past Matrons club
Additional guests were Mrs HOrtens,
Doye Of Guthrie grand matron u IN,
grand chapter, Mines. W o. Norval
Louise First Of Atoka, Guy Mcclure
A. Howard and l.. Fetty Mines. ROs'
Hastings and Louise First were elect
ed to membership. Mrs. Doye gav'
an interesting talk, and the hostess
assisted by Mines. Guy Mcclure ant
Fetty served refreshments during TN
social hour The next meeting will b'
April -
The Literature department ~ SorO
sis met Monday afternoon with Mrs
Earl witt and combined the two les
sons on Argentina. Mrs G. II Rome,
was leader Of the first lesson. AM
was assisted by Mrs. G. w Durand
who told OF THE Politics and Strike
" Argentina" Mrs Robert Wheelal
told Of THE Schools and Education
Mrs. C. r. Sirkoskv " Life On IN
Pampas." Mrs. ]. ]. Dunnlng of IN
Argentine Railways and Mrs c. II
Hereford Of THE Vineyards ~ Argen
tine" Mrs. stephen TreRdwell rea'
an excellent paper on Regions Avail
able for Settlement In South Ameri
ca" Mrs. william Rihhe led the sec
ond lesson, Mrs W W Morris givin
a talk on agriculture and Frul
Growing" and Mrs W J Rodmal
telling ~ the principal cities Rueno
Ayres. In Plats Rosario, Bahli
Rlanca. and Mendoza Mrs. y ;
sherman. Ir.. told ~ the rivers, "Th
Rio de Ia Plata. the Pnrana and tn
Uruguay. Mrs. T. J McMahsn gav'