The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-28
SOCIETY
Harriet Dunn Bentley.

hhrrlet Dunn benuey,
Miss Vivian Cootes returned this
morning from Boston where she has
spent the past year aud half In the
study OF voice Miss CO0ter stopped
Ell route home IN Marshall aud Kan
sus city Mo Her sister, Mrs. John
DeLana, came from III Reno this
morning to greet her
Mrs. William Wallace Blerce and her
guest, Mrs. William II. Green Of PrOyl
dence, will leave the last OF the week
for the east They will stop first In
New York city, Mrs Bierce going later
10 her summer home In Portland, Me,
and Mrs Green visiting relatives In
Philadelphia, Pa, before going to
Providence
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Bogenschutz de-
parted Sunday evening for San Fran
clsO Eli route they will spend several
days In Colorado Springs and SHlt
Lake City, and after seeing the expo
sltlon they will visit friends in Nisuliu
and Los Angeles, Cal Returning they
will stop over In Grand Canon aud
Santa Fe, n. NJ
Miss Ella Ketchum and Miss Martha
Alvey entertained the members Of the
Sans Soucl club at o'clock luncheon
Saturday at the home Of Miss Ketch-
um Miss Grace Highley made the
high score at the game OF auction.
Miss Hildred Russell entertained
with dancing party Sunday evening
In honor Of the birthday celebration
Of her brother MIR Cyril Russell. The
house was decorated with daisies and
sweet peas. aud punch was served
throughout the evening with Ices aud
confections later The guests Of the
occasion were Misses Lucille Hlllery,
Cleo O'Dell, Louise Wilcox, Fay
Boyd Of Durant, Helen Newman,
Mary Mattlson, Avis Malloy, Janet
Quay and Mesars Tom Thompson
Ralph Young, Percy Riggin, Clarence
Westcott, Arthur Chase, James Ander
son, Ray Mills, william Strong, Rus.
sell Breasted and A. Rathman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont +. Highley and
family will leave the last Of the week
for Calvin, where they will spend the
Fourth with Mr. and Mrs ben Harri.
son.
Mr.. Peyton Wemyss Smith enter
tanned with most enjoyable dancing
party Saturday evening In honor Of
the visiting girls who have added 81
much to the pleasure Of the younger
crowd the past ten days. Pink roses
and carnations and ferns added to the
beauty Of the apartments and the
hosts parents, Mr.. and Mrs Wemyss
Smith, we're assisted by Mr. and Mrs
II. NJ Sisson and Mr. and Mrs Arthur
u, James Refreshments were served
at the close Of the evening and the
guests were Misses Marie Rouse oi
Dallas, Elmer Kate Esler Of Denlson
Texas, Lillian Cross Of Shawnee. Mil
lie Margaret Carey OF Wichita, Fran
ces Riddle Of Chlckasha, Matte Ellel
Frazier OF Muskogee, Layina Elliott OF
Lexington, Ky, Lucille Mckee, Rather
} Inc Nash, Marcelle Darling, Tulllu
Graves, Geraldine brennan. Mary
Overholser, Margaret Maxfield. Kath
leen Milan, Katherine hartman, Heller
Reck, Margaret Qualle, Henretti
Boyd, Vivian Nichols, Julia EnOchs
Margaret Atwood. Vivian Wells, Eliza
beth Buchanan. Pauline Garrison, DO
rothy Stone, Jennie Parker, Louis
Campbell. Gladys Garner, EliEabetl
Paschall. vivienne Turner, Nina Penn
Janet Stuart, Cadljah Colcord, Hen
rietta Knox. Helen GuptOn, Mari,
Parker. Messrs. Walter Beatty Charlie
Ames, I'D Bennett, Vale Mcintyre
Earl and william Thompson, Letche
Mckee. Jesse Tomberlin, NewcOml
Aughtry Arthur Minis, Harvey Wal
ker, william Krepps, Harold Baugh
Leonard Houghton, Dick Lawrence
Loren Pryer, Buford Wales, Glen
Lewis, Albert Greer, Lyle Wilson
Oliver Wells Roy Fisher, Carroll Gar
rett, Paul Henshaw. Gustave Corder
Harold DeVill, Raymond Penn am
. Julian Kerr
Miss Nora zimmerman. who ha
been teaching the past winter In Law
rencevlle, H., arrived Saturday I
spend the summer with her sister
Mrs. Frank Wilson
Miss Ethel Lucille Carson returne
Saturday from week spent In Nj
q Loud aud Tecumseh. Miss CarsO
!, will leave next week for Chautauqui
Q N. Y, where she will spend the sun
!. mer In study before taking up her d,
!, ties as instructor IN music at n
!, school for women at Chickasha nel
4 fall.