The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-21

last year by Mr.. and Mrs. Weston At
wood, IL that of opening their home
on West Fourteenth street 10 Il group
Of girl friends " their daughters, for
n house party In which the girls are
given full sway. The house party viii
gather Thursday morning for n week :
stay and will include Misses Gene.
We've lrby Jewel Muttison, Ruth
Thompson, Florence Furmnn, Bent.
rice Blnkeley, Mary Hurrnh. Alice
Schlabach. Margaret Wright and
B~lakelry Of Dallu,. Mary lIarrah
Alice %Schlubneh, Margaret Wright and
Isabel Jones. Numerous amusements
are being planned which include Il pie
ME ut Belle Isle Saturday evening
and open house 10 all their friends
Sunday afternoon
Mi and Mrs. Michael Conlan had
~ their guests at dinner Tuesday
evening Colonel aud Mrs. A. y. Lee,
craft and their daughters. Misses Nil
drcd aud Frances, and the son of the
family, Mr.. Bertram Le%ecraft, who f.,
from COlyert.
Mrs r. ]. Daniels and daughter
Mrs. Kate Champion and Mrs. Yer.
non Kiryln Of Enid arrived Tuesday
evening to attend the funeral services
Of Mr. +. NJ. Richardson this morning
Mrs. Daniels il a sister Of Mrs. Rich
ardSOn.
Mrs. NJ e. Pudlcford left Tuesday
evening for Jackson, Miss. and
Shreveport, La where she win VISIT
friends for a month.
Miss Mnrcelle Darling returned
Monday from II two weeks visit with
Miss Frances Rldle In Chickasha.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LAComptc and
daughter Betty LEFT Sunday for Los
Angeles, san Diego, san Francisco
Portland. Seattle and points In Alas
ka. They viii return by Glacier Park,
the Canadian Rockies aud MinueapO-
lis.
Judge and Mrs II. j. Edwards and
family expect to leave shortly after
August 1 for the coast NJ Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X. Gaylord
returned Monday from n month In the
north and enst. They visited Chicago.
Bellaire. ohio Cleveland. OHIO; New
York, Southampton, Mass Philadel.
phia, Detroit and points in Michigan
and Kansas.
Mrs. Weston Atwood celebrated the
eighth anniversary u her daughter,
Betty, with n most enjoyable after.
noon party TO Il number Of girl friends
Tuesday afternoon. Games and con
tests filled the house with pleasure.
the favors " dainty crepe de chine
handkerchief In the latter being
awarded 10 Miss Clara Bernice VII
son and Miss Henry lone O~verholser.
The little guests were Invited to the
dining room for the luncheon which
was served from n table adorned with
many pink sweet peas and a cake with
the burning candles. Pretty baskets "
candies were given as souvenirs.
Those enjoying the afternoon were
Misses Henry lone 0verholser, Mary
Ellen Mellon. Locke Edwards, ElOise
Housed, Marion Levy. Katherine New.
ell, Katherine Conkle, Clara Bernice
Wilson. Jane Vance. Marie Rogers,
Margaret Marshall, Jessie Stone. Ha-.
riet Noble. Ada SohlberE, Mary BOs-
worth Mary and Virginia Sherwood,
10 Madison, Dorothy Bump, Aline
Hnerty, Helen Barnes, Hilda Miller
and Susan and Burdine Clayton.
Miss Kathleen Young left Monday
for n series Of visits at Hominy, Okla.
Vinlta, Hutchinson and points In Mis-.
souri,, returning In September.
Mr.. md Mrs. j. p. waldron and
Miss Mnyme Waldron, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Waldron are planning a
family picnic Thursday evening in
honor OF Mr.. Robert Wiley Henderson
OF Mineral Wells, Texas, who will
drive through In his car from his
ranch.
Mrs. Everett Kermott and little
daughter, Estelle, OF Dallas, Texas
Is the guest OF Mrs W. h. Nichols for
a week. Mrs. Nichols will entertain
for her guest Friday afternoon at auc
ton, and Mrs, c. II. Klyver will have
a few friends In informally to spend
the day Thursday in honor Of Mrs
Rermott.
Mrs. e. Jensen entertained the Mar
cissus club Tuesday morning. Mrs
II. @. bennington made the high scor,
Of the morning, and luncheon wa
served at / o'clock The club will
meet In two weeks with Miss ELI
King at l401 West Thrty-secon'
street.