The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-23

ylronmeut " eurly colonial days the
charity tea given Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. william j Pet
tee by the Daughters Of the American
Revolution was most brilliant sue.
cess both socially and financially
The beauty Of the Colonial costumes,
the powdered hair and tiny patches,
worn by the members OF the chapter.
gaye added attrHctycncss to the
charming hostcsscs ana every detail
Of 'ye oldcn time was carried out
within the flag draped rooms III by
many shaded candles
The guests were received In the hall
by Mines Charles McGuughry John
DuMars and Fred sutton Mrs. J W.
Edwards accepted the charity offer
ings Small drums filled with pansies
adorned the table aud IN the music
room old silver bowls filled with yeI.
low aud white tulips were used Here
In the receiving line were the Officers
Mines Pcttcc. Joseph Hucklns, Jr.. E
Il. Hughes, r. " Williamson, Isabel
AANlAAlN'lr hAAh - NlNlhtNF II W
Conway, Miss Edna Brown, and Mrs
Sins Pottee Of III Reno.
The dining room was entirely In
the colonial buff and blue, the drawn.
work lunch cloth being spread over
buff, aud drum filled with yellow
junQuils, and yellow shaded candles
adding to the lovely table. where
Mines. X +. Carpenter Ada Lewis
Tucker Robert II Gardner aud r. A.
Chase served tea They were assist
ed by Mines J B. Harrel Frank
Finch, A. J. McMnhan. II II Mooer
~chcll james DuPrrr and pounclly
Reid. Mrs Frank Johnson presented
the guests with tiny silken flags aud
/ souvenirs
In the living room red carnations
were used ana punch was served by
/ Mrs Leon HuCklns Miss Mnrgery
Taylor OF indianapolis, Ind. and Miss
Margaret Pcttoe They we're assisted
by Mines II II Cloudman. A. f.
Warden John Han Floyd Lamb
Edith Barrow Russell Len RELY and
Miss Mamie Euuuud Little Mary
Rcbecca Lamb md Mary Mcclure MS
George and Martha Washington. to
gether with Gertrude Gardner and
Mary Rcly ns \r'lir Cu-l- and Dolly
Madison were chulmIngIy ruNumed
/ The musical program wa, especially
beautiful being arranged hy Mrs
Frederick b. owen Those cunlrinul
ing were Mines II II Golhuld Ross
Brown, Il B. Reid Charles B Amrs
/ Miss Blanche schwartz unl Ms Nu
ME Dumas Thompson ~ Ardmurr
The many friends NJ Mr.. and Mrs
w r Taylor will be- glad 10 know
that they will return Wednesday even
Ing from wichita Falls and expect to
remain here permanently They VIII
he located al llO2 North Broadway
Mrs Walter Eaton, wife " the rep
resentRuvr from Muskogce. occupied
the box Of Mrs Henry Overholscr
Monday evening and had us her guests
Mrs J Elmer Thomas wife NJ the
senator from Iawton Mrs George W
Fields wife Of the senator from
Grove Mrs. 7. W. Hunter. wife NJ the
representative from Hugo Mrs. X. l.
Disney wife Of the representative
from Mu>kogce and Mrs. s. l. John.
son. wife Of the representative from
Okmulgee
Prof. and Mrs Dwight, and Prof
and Mrs Downing of Norman, spent
Monday In the city attending the
lShriners conclave.
Judge and Mrs D. Il welty enter.
tained the members ~ the Athena
club and their husbands Monday even
Ing Top scores " the six tables Of
players were made by Mrs. W X
Peck and Mr. Charles Draper Lunch
con was served NJ the close Of the
evening The club will meet Thurs
day with Mrs, Frank Orr.
Mrs Henry Overholser entertained
the Chatting Dish club Monday after
noon additional guests being Mines.
Samuel II. Harris, Daniel W Hogan,
and Harry GersOn Mrs Edwin J..
Dunn Of Muskogee aud Mrs Walter
Eaton of Muskogee were guests nj
luncheon. Top score was made by
Mrs Thomas +. Mellon The hostess
for the next meeting viii be an
nOunced later.
The X. r. P. club was entertained
Monday afternoon by Miss Beatrice
Nancy Misses Mary Burke and EliE-
nbeth Gardner made the top score at
cards. A lovely luncheon was carried
out with the lees frozen ~ hatchets,
lottered with q W In honor Of the
day. aud tiny flags for decoration Of
the confections The\club will meet
In two weeks with Miss Bernice Nee
Mrs 7 II Hensley, wife Of the rep
tcSentatlve from III Reno arrived Mon
lay and ls the guest Of Mr and Mrs |
G. y. Hensley, attending the Colonial
Fen given by the H. A. r. Monday NJ.
''Ihooh/
Miss Rosa Enochs was hostess 10
thr Bachelor Maids, Monday after.
uuOn, additional guests being Mines.
Albert Vrshrr Richard Rumsey.
james Il, sharp, and Misses Maude
Stewart and Mary Baker Top score
was made by Mrs. t'psher Mrs. A.
g. Crce aud her guest, Miss Anna
Thompson II ArdmOre came In for
luncheon, aud Miss Thompson de.
lighted with piano music The host.
tss for the next meeting will be an.
nounced later
Representative and Mrs, George W.
Goodwin returned Monday from Clcve
land, where Mrs Goodwin has spent
u week They have taken apartments
Tor the remainder OF the session at the
sklrvln.