The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14
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Harriet Dunn Bentley Office Phone ". 1919

The members of the Lotus Dancing
club enIoyrd their first dance of the
season Wednesday evening nj Eurlld
Hall Mcssrs. and Mines. walter -
Caldwell. Charles ". Boggs, Charles
NJ. DunnlnE. ana e. Edgar llonnold
We're the hosts and hnstcsscs of the
evening. aud additional guests were
Messrs aud Mines George Cooke,
| Charles Edward Johnson, Joseph llofI.
man. john FrcdcriCksOu, Carlton
Greenmnn Cnrl lInghnll, Misses Amy
BROOKS Ethlyn Johnson, Mrs AIrlm
Barr TAFT aud McSsrs W. Il cray.
croli aud Eugene Wilmington
Miss Lorcna Smith VIII entertain
with a line party at the Empress Fri.
day afternoon Ia honor 0i Miss Rod
man Thurman u Springfield Ky
circle " the First Christian
church viii meet Friday afternoon ut
Z U'tlock promptly with Mrs j. -.
Burrough At 900 Classen Boulevard.
All members are requested 10 be- pres
ent ~ there viii be- election of Off
GERS.
The lecture recital 10 be given this
evening Ut the Musical Art Institute
hy Mr. Charles lIaubiel and Miss Alur.
gerry Druner will be an Interpretation
" Robert Of Sicily" read by Miss
Brnner 10 plano accompaniment by
Mr. llnubipl. II will he "A novel aud
interesting program and is anticipated
with interest
The Houston Post Of Tuesday has d
picture and most fattering review Of
the talented young pianist, Miss Helen
Norflcct NJ this city who gave a re.
citHl program nj the WUmcns Fair
which has been In session there the
past week Miss Norfleet's program
was given In Recital hail before a
large audience and she was the ~.
cllhent Ot great applause from o most
hppreciatIve audience
Mrs u 4. Flood II quite III at her
home nj 60l West Fifth street
Mrs H. Jeff Yeager aud children
who have resided here the past thrrr
months while Mir. Yeagcr has had bus
lnpSs here connected with the Black
well Weillndy sample rooms, re-.
turned Wednesday to MuskOgrc Mr.
lrugrr will remain for another month.
Mrs Harry Benson entertained the
" X club Wednesday, the afternoon
being spent with sewing The club
Will have iH next meeting "Wednesday.
November 10, with Mrs f. B Wri,r
ger
The condition " Mr. John llumm'
Who left last week for superior MINI.
/ uu account Uf his ncalth. f. not -O
/ favorable ana he has entered "A uu-
+ rllal for treatment.
/ Mrs. Roberr Whclan returned Tue,
/ tpy from u trip to lHwton
Mr. and Mrs Rlh Thompson en-
terlnlncd most informally "Wednesday
evening Il party Of the younger set In
honor OF Miss ltOdmnn Thurman of
/ Springfield Ky The evening was
spent at auction, the favor for high
score being French print given ia
Miss Dorothy Craycroft Miss Thur
man was presented with japanese
print. Guests of the evening were
Misses Eunlce Stuart, blanche Clag.
gctt, Ruth Thompson, Fannie Wat
/ linrton. Mildred Elliott Dorothy
( CrnyCroft, Hess Stewart ana Mrssrs
John Fitzpatrick, bon Tlnchcr Frank
llardeustcin Roger l'pshaw Allen
Brooks, Gus Hobbs, flnay Scruggs
and Alfred Vance
Mrs. NJ. H. Cain Of lS22 West Park
Place will entertain the ladies ~ Cir
clc VI the First Methodist church
Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
The friends Uf Judge George W
Stephenson " West Seventh street
will regret l0 learn ~ Ms continued
M health. Judge Stephenson went tu
Mineral Wells q couple ~ mm,llls ian
and his nealth was improving matcri.
all, until recently when his condition
became ~ serious that Mrs stephen
son WAS called 10 his bedside.
Mrs. Lloyd G. Flnlay entertained
most delightfully."- Wednesday after
noon at the Savoy with M afternoon
nj auction. The private dining ruum
was decorated with Killarney roses
and ferns. and ha,kets " Cecil hruner
.,... ,,.hI,h alneu,t nu.h ~ tho spNVu