The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Mrs. A. X Armstrong entertained
Informally at luncheon nt the SAryiu,
Friday for Miss Anuu May Armstrong
" Fort Worth, one Of the charming
debuHntes Of the season Other
guests were Mrs. NJ B Armstrong
and Mrs. Richard Byrd, and the par
ty attended the Empress uftcrwurd.
Mrs Wallace Mcknight entertained
the Progressive Luncheon club Thurs
day. Mrs. Leslie Norris will be- the
hostess In two weeks.
Mrs. J. C. Duuncy entertained the
THURSDAY Ouc O'Clock B\ o. Lunch
con club this week. TOP scores were
nude by Mines J A Brilicnhum and
II II Gipson. The club will meet
next week with Mrs Iames Brun.
drit.
Mrs l. T. Abbott wng nm addition
al guest nt the meeting of rh. lugcr
Longer club rhur-lny with Miss
\cn May The afternoon was spent
With urrllrurrk Ihi~ club viii meet
Iu two vrrh with Mrs y t.. Peter.
son.
Mr. EU Ilorguu NJ Wichita. kuu.
arrived the first ul the week for q
visit with hor sister Mrs II T. Star
buck
The Domestic Science department
VI SOross met lriuIt, In SoroSIs hail.
with the largeNr attendance NJ the
wear. The program committee elected
were Mines Frank Rruvu. {. &. WI
lmns. and j T. Hay The hustc> .r,
were Mines. A. f. IIirham. ] W
i'nt"s aud Henry B lIpughtou Mrs
lIicknm continued the stud, uu milk
from the last lesson. and also took tp
eggs and their composition 4 dem.
NJ marshmalluw pudding
was given hy Mrs Houghtun. The
club viii meet February ., when the
study viii bee fish, flesh and fowl.
The Merry Maid, met Friday with
Miss Julia Euochs, additional guests
being Misses Nina Penn and Janet
stuart In clever contest Miss Ii
Han Cross carried or the houorS. The
luncheon served ut the close " the
gnmc was IN the club colors NJ luyen.
Her and gold The club will meet in
two weeks with Misses vivian Wells
md Lillian Cross a. the home ~
The former
The Twentieth Century club met
Friday I'm the library Mrs. ". 4. Led
better was added 10 the membership
and $40 was voted 10 the Baptist or
DhHns Home Mrs. j. VI. owen was
he leader ON Historical and lmagina
live Painter. NJ England assisted hv
Mrs. j II Bollnger. Mrs. owen tool,
mp James Northcotc, John Opie
Henry Fuscli and Angelica Kaufman.
who Is also claimed by the Germans
as one ~ their artists Mrs. Bulinger
told ~ james Barry. Benjamin n
Hayden Sir Charles Eastlake. and
Williams Etty. and copies " the pic
lures NJ the artists studied were OK.
hiblted 4 number NJ these artists are
almost better known "a writer's on
art than ne painters The club win
meet next week with Mrs W. p.
Homnn.
The dance planned by the Women's
Auxiliary Of the L. G. T. will be Civ.
sn January 30 In place Of January %
ls first announced.
Miss Stacla Oakes entertained
most DELIGHTFULLY."- Friday afternoon In
10 Miss Ruth Evans. who
viii leave soon for her new home I'm
Waco Tex. The house was decorated
with red geranlums and dainty
luncheon was served after the game.
Favors " lingerie we're presented 10
Miss Evans and tr Mrs J. Arthur Glb-
son, who had the high scores. The
guests were Misses Beatrice CLARK.
Margaret Johnston, Katherine SHARP.
AmZie Snodgruss, Louise WOrlpy,
Katherine Irhuh Anna Nelson Helen
Pugh, Fny Parker, Bess Westcott. Del
ma Mllllken Maurine BUTTS Daphne
Pratt Susie and Carol Green. Eyalyn
Atwood, and Mines r. NJ. Worley. ].
A. Gibson, Arthur Jones Harry Har.
relSon, Warner Vance, Frank Nelson,
James SHARP and Mines Harry Adams
and ". " Pugh who assisted Mrs.
Oakes.
Miss Frances Threadgil who has
been quite M NJ University hospital
II Convalesclng. Mrs. John Thread.
gill has also been quite m for the
past few days,
Mrs. Walter Allen of Muskogee "
the guest Of MIR und Mrs ]. 7. Al,
len.
Mrs. Arthur 4, WIN and Mrs c. j.
Westfall who have been visiting In
Harper, Kan, win return this evening.
The Philomathea club met Friday
H. the library and took up the study
Of the two poets, Alfred Noyes and
Robert Bridges under the leadership
of Mrs, Charles Hopes. Mines. A. u.
Chase, Joseph Huckins, Jr., and Wal
ter Lybrand assisted and read a mum.
ber OF the poems Of these two writers.
Mrs. a. A. Brown, who has lately re.
moved here from Mangum was Wis
itor. Mines Chas. Hopes and Huckins
invited the club to meet with them
next Friday at the Lee Huckins hotel
Miss Katherine Springer Of Jack.
ILL.,, arrived Saturday for
nm extended visit with Mrs. FRED
FOcht
Miss Lee Iohnstone. the leading lady
Of the Modern Eve company which
will be at the Overholser Sunday
evening, is niece Of state Auditor
70. p. Howard. Her home il In Kan
sas City
VOICE or CANNON ONLY
TALK WANTED; DELAHAYE
Paris, Jan, l0.--Speeches must give
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