The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-14

.ahIr~ were given uu the rul 10 Mmr>.
Ihnh lyuDng. II Henderson. f. c.
Irg'. Charles Brown, Jack OBrlcn
ANA Miss Margaret Mason. Mrs Nil
1 ton hldrll received y box " rm
h",-rd stationery Tor the TOP sDor"
. dud Mrs " G. Evans II kewplr rs
roIsoIail'u A dcIpclnhlr luncheon WAS
served ur the close of the game Cur-ls
NJ tine afternoon were Mines. Guar
0ruo" Shaw, e. = Brckucll, F1nnl, lrn
ulngs. lee Byrd. George LIN. Jus"ph
NnilIhwg Ihnrr- l'ngcr \, : Brooks.
u J. A"Nudrr Inck Ulirlcn. j. =.
Nlm,lr"u' VI T. Armstrong. Riclnrd
byrd llurhor lrc, II Henderson, An
gust IImuh Fred j. WOslkn, lr.
thmlrs Brown. f., J. Emory, T. &.
I"sg. Milton rhildrrth, i. &. Fvnns
Bradley Cmbbr Bccbcc ana Misses
shannon, SN'u, Montnnyue and Ma
sGl
The play ou the Wallace cup We'd
nrSdhy morning at the Country club,
resulted IN tine qualifying players Of
the Ladies' Coli club being Mines.
Clarence J.. Henley c. X. Dean, II. II.
Cockrcll, Frank Dlngcc, George W.
Knox, A j MrMnhan, A. ] Beatty,
Samuel Harris aud Wells Miller, The
In,Nt match will bee Friday
Mrs. Clarence Bennett left Wednes-
dnl for ten days visit In Kansas
city wichita, Hutchinson, Kan, aud
Lexington, ky
Mr. cld Mrs Walter OBanion re-
turned Tuesday from nn extensive trip
west ON 0 special train " insurance
men WHO were entertained extensively
~ San Francisco. Los Angeles, Yuma,
Arlz, III ra.o. san Antonio. and Gal.
weston. In the latter city they were
the guests of Mr. R T. Irby aud Miss
GenrylcNe lrhl
Mrs T. D Marshall NJ West Thir.
tcrnlh street celebrated the eleventh
birthday ~ beer duughrr. Margaret
with a plcu,uruhl" afternoon Tuesday
Following the afternoon spent with
gnmcs, luncheon WI. served In the
dlu.r- room The birthday cnkc with
I lls eleven larnng tuprr~ WIS In the
center m the table broad pink .ntin
| rll bous being drawn across beneath Il.
4 Pn'S shaded candles and pink flower
slmprd boxes uf bon hun-. which were
given the guests n- nyurS added a.
the pretty ensemble Guests Of the
~raslOn wrlu Misses Henry lone
/ Oytrhul~er Geueylc,r Everest. Evelyn
and Gl'dl nozarth. Jessie Stone. Nir-
aildn Wlmdcrlirh Margaret Va-a.
Nnp Ellen Miller Kettle Atwood
Caroline Nusc NirgIulu Young. Locke
Edunrds, Mnry Louise Kennedy cert.
rude Marshall Marion, Harris. Mar.
-Irrl Rcck Mary N.Cmo auI Clara
hrrnice Wilson
The Ladies' AuNllmr, o the o. II.
! e.. No ~ will meet ut the hnll. . ~
South Walker Friday afternoon Ia
rcgulnr session Rusiuc~, " lniuori
nncc Will come NJ and large attend
ancr Is expected
A quiet wedding was that Tuesday
afternoon nc $50 o'clock Of Miss Jean
Winter eldest daughter NJ Mr.. and
Mrs Phillip f. Winter Of 100 Nurth
Walnut avenue, Hnd Mr. Walter
Hughes, NJ BerklPy, Calf. which was
celebrated quietly nt the home of the
brides parents by Dr W H. Il. Urch
of the Pilgrim Congregational church
only members " the immediate fum
/ ily were present The bride hns been
u teacher In the syhools II Perry for
the past twu years. spending her yu.
cations here with her family She
wore II handsome travelling suit ui
/ Antique brown trimmed In fur Mr.
aud Mrs. Hughes leti Immediately ful
lowing the ceremony lur THEFT hUmc in
I liprkley
More than forty IT the uld friends
uf Mrs, ltcl~ccn Amsworth called at
her home In Alnswurth rlncr Wednps
/ dny afternoon 10 offer CONGRATULATIONS
aud best wishes on the attainment of
her eighty fourth birthday The house
was decked with Wild hcrric, aud an.
tnmn leaves, and the guests were re-.
celNed by the hostess daughter. Mrs
Jeanette Lewis. assisted by Mrs.
Thomas McMraChcm aud Mrs. Frank
/ H. Lucas Mrs. Ainswnrth was nm
Eighty'nlner here aud the added years
have left little trace upun her lovely
character aud happy face A photo.
| urnDh taken Uf her thrpp Npnrs non