The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02

Conway. Orlene Bass Love and DorO.
thy CraycrOft, Margaret Pettee. Amy
Brooks. Jeanne Turner Caroline Col.
cord, Ethlyn Johnson, Mabelle Brooks,
Of Austin, Texas Josephine Rhoads,
Lucille Rogers; Messrs. william
Smythe Of NARROW, Jack Helm, Gus.
tay Corder William X. Craycroft,
George Giddlngs, Paul Bennett, Frank
sCheiner Joe Hoffman, Lawrence
Mills, Jack Spencer, Oscar Dietz,
Leon Dltzell. Colin 4. Campbell. Fin
ley Scruggs, Earn T. Connellee Eu.
gene Wilmington, r. A. Ringold, Har.
ry Webb Sadosa T. Connelee. Drs
Cyril r Clymer and A. b. Potter.
The Merrill Piano school will pre-
sent number Of pupils In recital this
evening at S:l6 o'clock at the school
on North Robinson The program will
be given by Grace Britain, Myror
Lyle, John Tate Britain Dorothy
Roney, Dorothy Baugh, Fanny Lou
Britain. Margaret Braurer, Mary
Francis Hawk. Virginia Baugh
Reatrlce Van Gordon, Edwiua Rrauer
Myrtle Alcorn, Edna Colley Marie
Vance and Temple Highley
Mrs. ". A. Van Buren will enter
tain the Oak Park Embroidery clul
Wednesday afternoon at the Lee
IIuckins hotel.
Mrs. A. d. Martin will have rs hei
guest this week, Mrs. John Douglas Of
Shawnee who is here attending IN,
Missionary Institute At st. rauls
Mrs Thomas 4. Relnhardt and lit
tie daughter Mary Ilurrell, arrive,
Monday from Navasota, Tex, for 1
months visit with her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. j. II. Harrell
/ Mrs Moses King, who has spent tn,
most Of the winter with her daugh
/ ter, Mrs. ~ NJ. Bowers, has returne,
to her home In Cambridge, Mass
The members of the Drama Stud.
circle met In the library Monday al,
enjoyed morning OF pleasure Al
listening to Mrs. Maggie W. Barry
lecture on james Lees Wife" by Rob
ert browning Mrs. Barry made an es
urrlal point OF Brownings optimism
as well as his belief that the creates
thing IA life Is he combination .
love aud knowled-u She ayerred tina
the enObllng power Of love transform
even smaller natures and lifts them T.
heights Of greater understanding .
humanity. Mrs Barry dwelt especial
Is on the most beautiful passages, an,
also read Rabbi Ben Ezra" and "Cof
fesslons" The next lecture win b
March /, when the subject will b
The Bible as Literature"
MIR. aud Mrs. Elmer Harbour r,
turned to their home In Muskoge
Monday after visit with Mr. an
Mrs James Franklin Harbour,
The Shakespeare club met Monda
with Mrs. O. G. Roberts Jr Mmet
George Midgeley and G. II Kgve
were appointed delegates to the NEE
ing Of the Second District federation
with Mines ]. u. McClung aud
Abernathy as alternates. Mrs Rol
erts was leader on the third act
The Tempest" the members givlu
fayorlte quotations At the close. IN
meeting Monday will I've with Mr.
Roberts.
Mrs. Arthur II. Geissler entertalnc
most Informally Monday afternoon
few OF the intimate friends of Mr.
Robert Alexander of Kansas CITY Mr.
Alexander win he the luncheon que
Wednesday OF Mrs. ]. X Broughto
The Thursday Auction will me,
Wednesday with Mrs c. p. Taneyhi
oh account OF the Sorosis club brea
fast Thursday.
The Cosmopolitan club met Mo
day IN the library, Mrs w. p. Co
ser presiding In the absence " Mr.
Clark, the president. Mrs G.
brown, who has lately removed he
from Mangum was voted TO membe
ship A vote Of thanks was given n
Phil Baird for his lecture. Mr.
COnger led the lesson on Venezue
and Guiana Mrs. Frank Boasen gn,
p paper on Industries and Exports
Mrs e. A. white told NJ Caraca
aud Miss Mae Eckles lod tho ron,