The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13

Mrs Oru Ashton, president ot the
SECOND District Federation will have
a., her guest, during the session this
week. the treasurer and secretary ~
the district Mrs e. A Galloway Of
Ncuthrrrord aud Nr- George VI
lIilImun N III Reno
Mr.. G. j Massey OF clinton Is the
guest OF Mrs A. X Baldwin while
attending the Second District Tcdera
tion.
Mrs Lawrence kellogg entertained
with Il lovely luncheon Monday In hon
or Of her mother. Mrs James Nee of
Ccutervillc, s. D. A French gray
basket filled with yellow roses and
purple sweet peas, aud tied with pur
pie tulIe decorated the large table and
the smaller tables held silver vases of
the same blossoms Guests invited for
the occasion were Mines William Nee
Is X Raymond William raymond
T. J. BoIcs, NJ Il Wcscott t. NJ Far
nam Tom II Bolnnd. George G.
Kerr Lea A. Reilly II NJ Kelley
Hunter A CrHyCroft, George II Hruu.
rr Charles s. McGaughey and Il VI
Conway
Mrs. q G. Cook of Kansas city ar
rived Friday for a visit with her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs II A lumbcrson
of West Twentieth street
MIR and Mrs X Lee Sharp enter
tnined with most delightful inform
nj evening Monday nt their home at
l37 Enst Twelfth street In celebration
Of the birthday anniversary Of their
3 daughter, Mrs + f. IHswrl The
evening was spent with old fashioned
games dancing. aud dainty lunch
con served at the close Mrs Laswell
was the recipient of number Of prct
~ gifts aud flowers The guests were
Messrs aud Mines Charles BuIlcngcr
Anderson, Mines Kapp Reed Misses
Bessie and Ncttic Kapp Rose Walko
und Mir Mac Mcagher
Or and Mrs Frederick A Hal of
e 81 Louis who were the guests Mon
. day ur Rev nnd Mrs T. Is Rlngland
! left this morning for their home In st
{ Louis Or Hall Is the chancellor Of
the Washington university Mt st Louis
which has In late years become one Of
( the leading educational Institutions of
u Missouri He addressed the students
p NJ the High school Monday afternoon.
=. Mrs Charles Edward Johnson en-
[ tcrtained the Chatting Dish club Mon.
4 day afternoon special guests being
g Mrs II + Avery Of Colorado Springs
= and Miss Tella Turner " Springfield,
, Mo Top score was 1nudc by Mrs vii
h liam Brooks Mrs Louis II Kilhourne
g win entertain the club next Monday.
y Mrs NJ Gayle departed Monday
: for St Louis to Join Mr. Gayle who is
:, detained there on business.
r Mrs. Arthur A. Lingnfelt il spend
Ing couple of weeks IN Topeka Kan
. The Cosmopolitan club met Monday
" I'm the library Three new members
r were received, Mines Il H. l. HIT,
n r. ] Wood. and Ralph Brown Mrs.
Y A L. Blesh led the parliamentary
- drill The lesson was ON Argentina
y Mrs j. f. Warren gave mn excellent
- paper on The Natural and Cultivated
l. Resources of Argentina" Mrs. ID. A
|, Duncan told Of the Inhabitants
3 Miss Mae Eckles gave AN Economic
A Outline aud Comparison with the
e United States" Mrs. &. A. White had
n ny her subject, Religious Work and
d Buenos Ayrrs' The club has planned
IL II musical evening for next Monday
u evening at the home Of Mrs G. A
. White In place of the regular meeting
and feature Of the evening viii be
the lecture on Panama given by Mrs
Edith Barrows Russell
The Motherhood Culture club wai
entertained Monday by Mrs J J. Stin
nett Child Welfare In other Lands
: was the subject of the lesson led by
Mrs J. Watson Hawk, who was ny
= sisted 10y Mrs. Bess Wagner, with q
; description Of Social Conditions
Among Children In the Western Hem
\ lsphere' Mrs. J. H. Long gave II talk
> on The Care, Legislation aud Re
qulrements Of Children In the Eastern
Hemisphere Hungary comes first IL
the development Of conservation legis
latlOn for the child The Flower Mis-
, sion committee reported having given
out two large bundles Of clothing anC
d shoes and brace for crippled child
April II In the Garfield school thl
u club viii open class for industria
training, In sanitation, economics and
- sewing Mrs r. Il. Sharp and Mrs
n j. H. Elliott Of Sherman, Tex, wer,
guests The club viii meet In tive
4, weeks with Mrs r. NJ. Lisle
Mrs. John .. Newell, formerly Mrs
Mae Bacon is spending severn
months in Washington City amonI
old friends
The Parliamentary Law department
Of SorOsls met Monday afternoon II
Sorosis hall Mrs. Isaac Iamburge
led the lesson, review Mrs. Julii
WOodworth gave drill and Mrs
q, Treadwell led In contest ON par
liamentary questions In which side
were chosen. Three new member
were present Mines William 2. HaI
per, ]. II. Kelley and G. N. Gould. Tn
club viii meet In two weeks In Sorosi
hall
Mrs n w Marsh was hostess Mon
day to the Past Patrons club, Mrs /
y Hall presiding In the absence q
the president, Mrs. Frank wardwe
Reports Of the grand chapter meetin
ut MCAlestcr were given Refresl
mcnts were served by the hostess. Tn
club win meet May 10 with Mrs A
NJ Barber
Mr. H. L. Grantham Of Aberdeen
= H. arrived saturday and Mr.