The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-21

the recipient Of 80 many courtesies
during her visit with Miss Madeline
Cottingham will depart Thursday for
her home iu Mamaroneck, n. Y Miss
Cottingham is anticipating the arrival
of another guest, Miss Louise Jones
OF Columbus, o., who will arrive Sat
urday morning for fortnlght's visit.
Mr.. Louis Halsell returned Sunday
from Exeter, VI, where he has been
attending school.
Miss Elma Kate Esler OF DenlsOn,
Texas, arrived Sunday evening for II
visit With Miss Tullia Graves. A
party Of twenty five Of the younger
set met Miss Esler at the train aud
escorted her 20 the Graves home on
West Thirteenth street, where Ices
were served later, and pleasant
evening enjoyed Miss Esler Is one Of
"A number Of young girls who Is visit.
Ing here for whom the next two weeks
will be Il veritable whirl Of galetles,
This evening Miss Margaret Qualle
will entertain with a line party at the
Empress for Miss Esler. Besides the
parties already announced the Sigma
Delta sorority will give u dance Tues
day evening at the home Of Miss
Margaret Maxfield In honor OF the
visiting girls. Miss Katherine Fart
man has decided Oh Wednesday morn
Ing for her auction, and Thursday
evening Miss Graves win give dane
ing party at the Musical Art Instl.
In honor OF Miss Eser, Miss NJ. Mar
garet Carey Of wichita, Miss Marie
Rouse Of Dallas and Miss Melross
Brown VI Muskogee. Saturday even.
ing Mr.. Peyton smith will give a
dance for the visiting girls Sunday
afternoon Miss Graves will keep
open house informally Miss Rather.
Inc Nash and Miss Lucille Mckee have
changed the date Of their dance ut the
Country club 10 Tuesday evening.
Wednesday evening following Miss
Margaret Atwood will entertain for u
number of guests.
Tho many friends OF Mrs. Frances
Key Brooke will be glad 10 know
that she has sufficiently recovered
from her recent operation at ST. An.
thongs to be- removed to her home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Tom Dechman Of Jackson.
Vile, Fla. IS visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. q. o. Woodwork ON East
Thirteenth street Mrs. Dechman
was formerly Miss Cleo Woodwork,
and has many friends In the city.
Miss Henrietta Knox IL anticipat.
ing the arrival next Sunday VI Miss
Mamie Watts Of Evanston, H.. who
will be another addition 10 the group
OF young visiting girls.
Mr.. Donald Burke spent Sunday In
the city with his mother, Mrs. W. C.
Burke.
The tennis tournament at the COun.
try club II engendering widespread
interest this week and entries are
made from cities all over the state
The public ut large Is cordially In
yited TO the courts TO watch the games
Tuesday evening dancing party will
be given 1t the club house for the
visiting players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Reed and
daughter, Miss Freda. viii leave IN,
last Of the week for their summer
home at Catalina Island, Cal.
Miss Anna Challes and Miss Vir.
ginia Streeter entertained the Sans
SOuci club Saturday with / O'Clock
luncheon at the home OF Miss Streeter
At the game OF auction Miss Hettye
Wand made the top score. The clut
will be entertained this week by Miss
Ella Ketcham.
Miss Anna Challes returned Satur
day from spending the week In Nor
man with friends.
The Musical Art Institute viii give
recital OF the intermediate pupils
Tuesday evening at : O'Clock at IN,
Institute 10 which only the parents
and Intimate friends are invited. Fri
day afternoon ut 2 o'clock there will
be a children's recital at the Institute
Miss Ethel Lucille Carson left thl;
morning for Dale and will later 20 Il
McLoud and Tecumseh for the re-
mainder Of the week.
Prof and Mrs. James McGiffert Of
Troy, n Y. and Misses Ruth ant
Frances Congdon Of Springfield, Mass
motored TO Norman Sunday with tbeli
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
L. Brock, for visit TO the State Uni
versity. Mr. and Mrs. McGiffert ant
the Misses Congdon will depart Tues
day morning for San Francisco.
Miss Ethlyn Johnson entertained
with dinner Of beautiful appoint
ments Saturday evening IN honor Of
Miss Louise Merrill Of Mamaroneck
~ Y. and Miss Marion Hilton Of
Mount Vernon, N. Y. Three small
tables were placed on the west veran