The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-09
Inaugural RAIl.

evening. The reception viii be held In
the Afternoon from to 5 O'Clock at
( the banquet room Of the Lee Huckins
hotel. No invitations have been issued
and all members VI the administration
and the legislature, an well as the rep
resentatiYe men and women OF the
city are expected.
The inaugural ball will be held at
the Auditorium Monday evening at
0:80 O'Clock. Every arrangement is
being made for the success Of the az.
fair, ana visitors from all over the
state are expected. Those who prefer
TO be OnlOOkers 1t the ball can 80
cure seats In the gallery which IL ar
ranged most admirably for those who
do not care TO participate.
The reception committee will In
clude Messrs. and Mines Frank John
son. Charles Is. Ames, Edward H.
Cooke, ID. W. Hogan, David McKins-
try, Joseph Huckins, Jr., |. b. Levy
]. VI. Bass, A. II. Classen, &. NJ. Gloyd,
s. w Hayes, George @. Kerr, Sol
Barth, William Nee, George ~ Ayers,
Roy Stafford. NJ l.. Turner, Leon
Levy, Walter ID. Caldwell c. r. Col
cord, J. r. Cottingham, II. A. Cray
croft, John Field w. @. Dean, T. r.
] Martin. Jr, and Floyd Lamb.
! The General committee on arrange
monts includes Messrs william Nee,
II. W. Pentecoet, r. A. VOse, o. ID.
Hnlsell W. NJ Bonner, George n.
Ayers, Leon Levy Hen Wilson, ThOm-
as McMechan, John II. Wright, J. r.
Dlckerson, X. l.. Peebly. ]. A. Young
and J. v. Norton The executive com
mlttee included Messrs. II. W. Pen
/ iecost Leon Levy and John ii. Wright
Hail aud decorations committee
Messers G. r. Wilhener, Colin Campbell
aud Jack Jones program and music
committee Messrs Frank Il. Lucas
Frank Shelley, Jr., G.. l.. Kellogg. H.
w. Pentecost; floor committee
Messrs. W. c. Dean James b. Mason.
W. Gore Hagar, Ralph Wunderlich,
Colin Campbell. Ray q. Weems
Charles Connellee, Floyd Lamb, Ancel
Earp, william A. Brooks, Oscar Diety
Henry Hoffman, Henry Stonum, and
II. II. Calvin.
Miss Ethlyn Johnson aud her
guest, Miss Marcia Black " Elgin.
H., will 20 to III Reno Thursday,
where they win be the guests Of hon
or at a luncheon to be given by their
hostess Mrs. Carl Humphrtes.
Mr.. S. Terry Of Tulsa and Mr. Law.
son La Prelle Of McAlester will arrive
this evening 10 spend the week end
with friends aud will ueInain over for
the inaugural ball
The Twentieth Century club met
Friday In the library Mrs. A. u.
Martin was the leader on English
landscape painters assisted by Mrs.
Ben r. Davis Mrs. Martin
told Of Richard Wilson, J. r.
Cozens, John Crome, J. NJ. W. Turner,
John Constable, and George Morland.
and Mrs. Davis OF items regarding Dn-
vid Cox. Tom Girtin, Copley Fielding,
X. p. bennington, John Linnell and
John Sell Olotman. Many copies Of
paintings and some excellent colored
prints OF Moriand's work were shown.
The club will meet Friday In the H.
brary.
Mrs. Abbie ii. h. Hillerman Of Ba.
pulpa state president OF the W. q.
+. Z. viii arrive Monday for an ex.
tended visit with Mrs Cora ID. Ham.
nett. Mrs. Hillerman and Mrs. Ham
NETT will open campaign for the
passage by the legislature Of scien.
tific temperance instruction law.
The Two O'clock Tea club met Fri
day with Mrs. p. =. Glenn at the
home OF Mrs. j. W. Gates Additional
guests were Miss Hazel Reamer Of
Coffeyville, Kan, and Miss Lula New.
kirk. In a guessing contest the favors
were won by Mrs John Swansbungsr
and Miss Reamer, the latter also
contributing several songs TO the
pleasure OF the afternoon. The meet
Ing in two weeks will be with Mrs.
u. L. Hahn.
The High Jinks cluh will meet
Thursday with Miss Louise Campbell
The Social Embroidery club will br
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. David
Smith and Mrs. A. \, Peppers at 2'l
East Eleventh street
The Justamere club planned FOR
Thursday was postponed. and the next
meeting viii be Thursday. January
II, with Mrs. J. N. Oondit,
The bible study club met Thursday
In the library. Mrs. U. NJ. Bsughman
the vice president, presiding. Mrs, j
A. Ross reported from the finance com
mlttee and also from the library com.
mlttee Of the Y. W. O. A OF Ss1 col.
lectcd and fifteen periodicals contribu
ted TO the 7. W., and that the need
now was for book cases and magarint
racks. II was voted to send Mfs. J.
II. steenburs. who 10 quite III, bloom
Ing plant. and notes to Mines. ;stsffsy
and whartenby. who. have recently
been III. Mrs. Eunice Munger wa'
leader on the lesson on Israel in thu
| wilderness" Mrs. ]. ID. Batson TOLD
Of their wanderinss, and Mrs. O q
Cole read q paper on "Tbe Character
OF Moses" Dr. Minerva Lewis tod
the story Of Balaam and Mrs. Ross re
lated ths fable The club win meet
Janusry 2l In the library.
| Mrs. v. A. whartenhy, who has beef
quite III, IL now convalescent
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Boeenschuti
celebrated the birthday anniversary Of
the latter Tuesday evening by invit
Ing IN q few friends for bridge. ToI
scores were made by Mrs. @ ", Roh
ker and Mr.. A. Kctcham, who received
q hAnd-pnintcd plato and morocco
bill book. A luncheon was served fol