The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25

Miss Muybclle Brooks High score
was made 10y Mrs Speed Loose, and
the club viii be- entertained next week
by Mrs Wallace Lee
Circle Two of the Ladies' Aid "
the haywood Presbyterian church viii
serve colonial supper IN the base
mcnt Of the church Friday evening
The members Of the Mistletoe were
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the home ~ Mrs BOh Makuvsky who
had aS additional guests Mrs George
Fret and Miss Cecil Winters A spa
Ing contest was enjoyed during the
afternoon In which Mrs G. W. James
received the favor The hostess was
nuslstcd by Mrs = T. Woslku, Jr. In
serving refreshments at b O'Clock The
next meeting win be- I'm two weeks
with Mrs W e. Rou-hkoub ~ 81
West + street. Capitol Hill
The Z s c. club win meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs W. T.. Hulclwood
or 200 West Eleventh street
Mrs J.. & Baker aud Mr., Alice
Harvey were hostrsscs to the Social
Embroidery club Wednesday after
noon Special guests were Mines
Frank II Hardy j + Slaughter VI
Hopkins. f. VI Harper and VI II
Randall A color scheme Of red, white
nnd blue was carried ont in the house
decorations aud the delicious luncheon
that was served Mrs Frank Hughes
received the favor in q guessing con
test The next meeting Of the club
win be In two weeks the hostess to be
announced later
The Isis club was entertained Wed.
npsday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
l.. q. jenkins. Additional guests were
Mrs Sam Hooper hnd Miss clara Ken.
nedy. Mrs Thomas Kirby made top
score In the card game Mrs Kirby
viii be- hostess 10 the club next week.
Mrs H. l. Bradford was hostess TO
the L G club Wednesday afternoon.
Attractive decorations suggesting
George Washington's birthday adorn-
ed the apartments, and the special
guest were DR. Kathryn Baines and
Miss Eva Babcock Mrs A B Chan
dler received the club favor The host
ess was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Judith Shoemaker. I'm serving dainty
luncheon. Mrs Lima I'm NJ 1875 West
Sixth street will be- hostess to the club
March no.
Mrs Thomas Reinhnrdt and little
daughter who have been the guests ~
the formers parents for the past
month, left Tuesday evening for their
home In Navasota Tex. They were
accompanied by Mrs. ]. Franklin GIN
aud daughter Gloria who win remain
Tor several weeks.
Mrs George Samson entertained
the Shamrock club Tuesday after
noon when Washington's birthday was
OF served In the decorations The lunch
con was followed by needlework Six
teen guests were seated at one long
table which had for central decora.
tIon a jardiniere filled with red car
nations. Tiny hatchets were given as
fnvors. and tea was served In colonial
style. Mrs. Stanley Williams received
the favor In n guessing contest. Spec
in guests " the afternoon were Mines.
C. G. Childs, Anna Parsons, Williams
aud Lucy Meyers The club will meet
In two weeks with Ira Ward Of 1888
East Alice avenue
The Relba club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs, Marie
Van Vert Additional guests were
Mines. Samuel phelin, Herman Loren
zen and MOllie Rats Mrs. h. G. Legg
made top score and the club win meet
with Mrs Legg In two weeks.
The members Of the C. l.. S. c. club
were most charmingly entertained by
the president OF the club, Mrs. c, u,
White Of North Hudson avenue, Tues.
day afternoon I'm honor OF Bishop Vim.
cents birthday. A delightful musical
program was rendered and those par
tIclpatlng were Mrs, Edwin vaile Nc.
Intyre, Mrs Robert Galbralth, Mrs.
Robert Holtzschue, Mrs. John Bach
aud Miss Vera Bump. Following the
program n delicious two-course lunch.
con was served and each guest was
presented with a corsage bouquet Of
hyaclnths and Jonquils, the club flow
ers. Master John McClelland, Jr.,
the club baby, was presented with
sIoon. Guests who Joined In
the pleasures Of the event were
Minis Regnor Harris, Edward
Boyd. Arthur Geisler, II. o.
Davis Signor Maxwell, G. II. Phillips,
G. L. Daugherty, Charles Wood, Har.
ley Lee, Guy Martin. Florence COLI,
W, =. Bland. John Wright, John Grey,
George Mldgley, c. o. Crosthwent and
the Misses Ruth Suckley, Helen
Stickley, Helen Mcintyre and Lillian
Harris,
The members OF the New Century
club enjoyed most interesting meet.
ing Wednesday IN the library when
the subject for the afternoon was
German Architecture and was led by
Mrs Kirby Fitzpatrick, who gave
paper on general architecture and dis.
played several interesting prints OF
the great buildings Of Berlin. Mrs.
W, NJ Bottoms had prepared a paper
on the streets Of berlin which was
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