The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16
Society EUents
HaInsi Dunn BsnIlu.

cided 10 hold luncheous rhe second
Monday Of cuch month
MIR. and Mrs Henry Pulhcmus
and daughter ~ Aurora, lll who
have been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
John Polhrmus left Monday for CALI.
fOrnia
Miss Eleanor Ittner entertained the
Merry Maids and number Of guests
Saturday with "A luncheon at the Skir
vim The tables were arranged in the
private dining room and were deco
rated with pink carnations, with place
cards In the same design Carnations
were also given as fayors, and follow
Ing the luncheon the girls enjoyed Ia
formal dancing In the bail room.
Later Miss Ittner took her guests to
the Empress, and those enjoying the
occasion were Misses Helen Gupton.
| Louise Campbell Katherine Nash
| Lena Wcstcutt Lucille Mckee, Nina
Penn Frances Riddle of Chickashn,
Margaret QuHile, Lillian Cross NJ
| Shawnee, Vivian Wells. Katherine
Ittner, Dorothy Stone, Dorothy Wat.
klns Margaret MaNfield, Loretta Hui
] lum, Janet Stuart, Elizabeth Pnschnll.
Pauline Garrison, Julia Enochs and
Henrietta Boyd
|
The Monday Auction club was post
pOned until next Monday It will meet
with Mrs. Luther Jones
Miss Meador Lee Acrec entertained
with u miscellaneous shower Monday
afternoon In compliment 10 Miss
Katherine Maxwell In guessing
contest, the favor crepe dechine
/ handkerchief, was awarded to Mrs.
james f. sharpe Miss Maxwell was
presented with piece Of lingerie A
luncheon WAS served at the close Of
the afternoon The guests Uf the OC-
casiOn were Mrs James Sharpe, and
Misses Ruth Thompson, Sadie and
Florence Anderson, Gladys Ross, IIHr
riet lngham, Eyalyn Atwood, Marga
ret Wright, Hazel Beattie. Annie Raj
ley, Elizabeth Bedford, Viyiun VII
fong, Lanta Gulick, Helen Cox. Alpha
Arlington, Pauline Roberts Nesta
| May Acree and Frances Deupree
The Shakespeare club met Monday
with Mrs. G.. G. Roberts and took up
the study Of the second act of Mid.
summer Nights Dream" with Mrs.
John J Volz us leader. Fayorite
quotations were given at the close.
The club will meet next Monday with
Mrs. J. =. Estes when they will have
lecture by Rev Clarence J. Harris,
who will give "A Comparison Of Ten
nyson and Browning
The members Of the New Idea club
enjoyed an all day session Monday
with Mrs. j. p, Slaughter, who had as
additional guests Mines. Maria Hazel.
ton V. r. Bynum. and Miss Flora
Cutrell " Plnlufleld, Ind Mrs. l.. B.
Gotf and Miss Cuttrell gave several
vocal numbers, and the members en-
| joyed their needlework The meeting
In two weeks will be with Mrs H. Il,
Cook
Mrs Harry GersOn was hostess
Monday afternoon TO the Stoddard
club Mrs Ben Barnett gave a paper
on Famous FrcnChmen' especially
speaking Of Gambetta aud N0ltaire
Mrs Edward Spiers gave biographi.
cal sketch Of Sarah Bernhard The
club will meet next Monday with
Mrs. Bernard Il. Kaufman.
The Art Renaissance club held n
most enjoyable session Monday after.
noon IN the recital hall Of the Merrill
Plano school, through the courtesy Of
Mrs John ] Merrill Mrs Gus Elbow
was In charge of the lesson which
was a continuation of the study NJ
{ Christ and the Apostles IN Art Mrs
John Shartel exhibited several copies
Of paintings In which Judas lscarlOt
figured showing the different cOnccp
| tions " Judas Mrs. Elbow then In
troduced Dr. Phil G. Baird who gave
an address on Judas lscariot lie
| described the medieval and ancient
conceptions Of the traitor. which nat.
urally partOOk In way Of the rather
savage and cruel type of that time
dwelling upon the fact Of the scarce.
ness Of descriptions NJ paintings of
Judas, either In art, literature or the
Bible. There are only three indlvId-
ual representations ~ Judas, and
those are In sculpture. A description
Of the Passion Play at Oberammergau
OF Judas and Christ and that Of Da
vid and Jonathan were interestings
parts " the address Musical nun
bers were given by Miss Lucille Hi
lery, and Gail Williams and Mr.. Mer.
rill, who gave Mendelssohns Ca
priciso Brilliants" prefaced by de-
scrlpttve remarks by Mr. Merrill. The
club VIII meet in two weeks with Mrs
Abram Baldwin.
Miss lucille Rogers ls visiting
friends in Shawnee.
MIR W II. Campbell Miss Faith
Campbell and Mr.. Henry Campbell
have removed from their former resi-.
dence on North Kelley avenue to s2s
East Eighth street
Mr. william Cranston gave a dane.
ing party Saturday evening at the
home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Bland.
The decorations were suggestive Of
st patrick's and many roses were
used In the apartments. Punch was
served throughout the evening and
the guests were Misses Margaret
Johnston. Katehrine sharp, Helen
Minis Genevieve Irby Elizabeth Pas
chall, Mary and Jewel Mattison, TEN.
pie Highley. Evaline Atwood, Mary
Harrah, Leah West, Messrs. william
Rrepps, Phil Beasey, George Trud-