The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
Euents
Harriet Dunn Bentley Office Phone W. 4OI9

who has been the charming guest VI
Mrs. W. 4 Bulkley, will leave Iue-
day Of next week for Anthony, Kan
where she will spend II week with
relatives before returning to her home
In Kansas City.
Mrs John Shields will entertain
Tuesday for Miss Agnes Brlttner Of
Guthrie and Miss Francis McMurphy
of Pine Bluff, Ark.
Miss Hyla Florence Long with leave
Wednesday for Los Angeles, where
she will spend the summer with rela
tiyes Miss Long will reach Los An
geles IN time to attend u part Of the
sessions Of the National Music fedora.
tiOu. Later she will motor with her
cousins to San Francisco.
hiss Helen Minis entertained the
A. IE. club Friday The afternoon
was spent in dancing. Miss Pauline
Greer viii entertain the memoirs next
Friday.
Mrs B. IL Tumey was hostess Fri
+ day 10 the Friday Auction club, hay
ing also ny guests Mines NJ. H.
RhOades, Thomas Kirby. Charles Or.
Vile Jackson, A. X. Parker aud Miss
Francis McMurphy Of Pine Bluff,
Ark. and Miss Agnes Brittner uf
Guthrie High scores were made by
Miss Eliza Allen aud Mrs lihOades,
The club will meet next week with
Mrs. Robert o. Hopkins
Mrs. Walter B Paschall, Miss Eliza
beth PaschaIl and Miss Sarah Sted.
don will leave Wednesday for Snn
Francisco. going by way " Yellow
stone Park and Denver They expect
10 he gone all summer.
Mr. and Mrs ~ O. DALEY and
daughter Mildred are planning TO
leave the first Of July for San Fran.
cisco where they will visit the expo.
sItion for six weeks.
Miss Milly Margaret Carey arrived
Saturday morning 10 he the guest of
Miss Katherine Zartman Among the
many gaicties that have been planned
In honor Of Miss Carey will be q
morning bridge Friday morning with
the Misses Ruth Goodholm and Nil.
dred Deets as hostesses nt the home
" the former Thursday evening
Miss Mary Roberts will entertain with
line party In compliment 10 Miss
Carey and Miss Marie Rouse Qf Dal-
las the house guest Of Miss Vivian
Wells.
Mrs. Hugh Donly and Miss Anna
Knight left Thursday for Cushing for
several days visit with Mr. Hugh
Donly jr.
Mrs. ] H. Mccartney has az her
guest her mother and sister Mrs.
Stlllman Hudson and Mrs Il. l. Spen-
Ger Of wichita, Kan.
Miss Hyla Florence Long presented
her pupils Friday evening In recital In
the Parish house Of ST Pauls Flow
ers In greatest profuslon decorated
the hall aud the assisting sololsts and
number of the pupils were given
flowers Miss Enola Tarman who as.
sisted sang "Habanera" from Carmen
and responded 10 an encore, as did
also Miss Yerna Stealey who read
"Out TO Old Aunt Mary's" with piano
obligato by Miss Louise Wolcott. Miss
Elma Haubaeh. Ruth McCredie and
Dana Lewis were brought back after
their numbers by the appreciatlve
audience who also greeted with much
applause the opening duet Of the chill.
dren's program given by Clara Ber.
nice Wilson and Van Zant Hosmer.
The whole program was one of un-
usual excellence, those participating
besides the ones already mentioned
being Misses Caroline HOsmer, Bland
SohlberE, Elizabeth Buchanon, Lomse
Buckley, Mary Ellen Mellon. Rutl,
Bulkley, Genevieve Everest, Dorothy
I.innet, Jessie Stone and Daniel Ho-
gan.
The Carnation club was entertained
Friday by Mrs c. A. Syfert. the after.
noon being spent With needlework.
Guests of the occasion were Mines n.
4. Potts, John Hope. n y. sherman,
Jr.. r. r. Reid and Miss Ada n.
COombs The hostess was assisted by
Mines. Harry Postlewalte aud Hone.
The hostess for the next evening will
be announced later
Or and Mrs. A. l.. Norfleet and son
l.eeper will leave Monday for Boul.
der, Colo. They will be Joined en-
route by their daughters, Miss Helen
and Katherine Norfleet who will ap-
pear In redtals at the Chautauqua at
Boulder during the summer.
Airs 3, 7. Bledsoe aud Miss Ade.
lalde Rledsoe departed Friday noon
Tor a visit In Guthrie before return.
Ing to their home in Chicago.
Mrs A. W Hauck entertained the
members OF the <Up-to-Date Auction
club Friday, having also M guests
Mrs. A. Byers Of Topeka. Kan, Mrs.
A. y. Ineles Of 81. Louis, and Mrs. l..
+. Darling. High scores were made
by Mrs A. B Snodgrass. and Mrs.
Darling The hostess served dainty
refreshments at the close of the game.
Charmingly delightful IN all OF Its
details was the auction given Friday
by Mrs J. n. DodSou In honor Of four
popular visitors who have added much
to the gayeties Of the past ten days.
These were Mrs. oliver u. Renfro OF
Kansas City Mrs r. r Bledsoe OF
Chicago, Mrs. ], r Llppett OF Mem.
phls and Mrs A. n. Richards of Sher.
man, Tex The morning was spent AT
auction, Mrs, n r.. hartman winning
The sweetmeat basket for high score.
Mrs, J, Edgar Fteeney the pretty tol.
LEI table accessory. and Mrs. Leslie NJ.
wcstfnll book Mrs. Renfro was
presented with French basket, Mrs.
Richards with a fancy needlework
haaLaN Ales