The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-05
Society Euents
Harriet Dunn Bentley, Office Phone W. 4OI9


: aud their families nt Belle Isle. June
2G, mad Mis- Sadie Anderson was ali.
pointed chairman of the arrangements.
In the lesson ON Texas history Mrs
Arthur II Geisslcr gave n most inter.
estlng sketch of the life of Mrs Re.
beccn j Fisher II Austin. Texas,
whose visit here viii be- remembered
80 pleasantly Miss Anderson read an
account Of Texas Freed From Indian
Raids" Miss Helen Hun gave -cyrrnl
| enjoyable musical selections Mrs Hull
served dainty luncheon and pre-.
sented each member with cluster ot
/ roses.
Mrs J. X Mcknight and children
departed Wednesday Tor nu extended
visit with the formers parents IN
I Austin, Texas
/ The Social Service Gulrld VI the 81
I PNuls cathedral had lts annual dinner
B aud closing session u the orgaulza
tlon Thursday evening at the parish
/ house. Luncheon WAS served nt
/ o'clock from tables decorated with
roses, and besides the members there
were two special guests, Miss Amanda
| OConnur and Rev Williams, the pre-
siding dean. The election " Officers
/ resulted In president Mrs Georgr
/ Nolland vice president Mrs c. h.
/ Stuart secretary aud treasurer, Mrs.
/ Colin Valentine
Mrs Myron Chambers ana little
daughter Josephine departed Friday
for Danyllle, H., where they Will
spend six weeks with Mrs. Chamber 4
mother, Mrs Z. g. Sharp.
Miss May Cooke NJ Crawfurdsvillr.
Ind, will return the first ~ the week
from visit with friends In Sherman,
aud will be- the guest of her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Harper and Mr..
Hathaway Harper
Mr. and Mrs. {. X Boardman will
leave Wednesday for Medicine Park
where they will attend the Clmarron
Valley Tennis tournament
Mrs oliver r. Renfro Of Kansas
city Ia expected the first NJ the week
for visit with Mrs W s Bulklcy.
The \. l.. Bridge club will meet
promptly at 2 o'clock Monday at the
Sklryln. The hostesses will be Mines
/ c. p. Taneyhlll, Harry Moerschet, Ar.
thur Is, Jones and william Schwarz.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. G, Cruce and Miss
Gail Cruce win leave the first u July
In their motor car for Manitou, Colo.
Later Mrs. Cruce and Miss Gail will
~ on to San Francisco 10 the eIposl.
tlon. visiting also In Los Angeles, San
Diego and other coast resorts. before
rcInlning MIR Cruce I'm Manitou later
In the season.
, The Pilgrim Circle of the Pilgrim
congregational church met Thursday
afternoon IN the church parlors with
u large attendance The program In.
cluded flower drlll, music and read
lngs by group Of girls and an orig
inal poem by Miss Faith Campbell
Ices were served at the close by Mrs
VI. II. Ingram and her committee.
The breakfast given by the mission.
ary societies Of the Christian churches
of the city Wednesday morning to the
Christian Missionary convention was
entirely different from the usual so
ciHl affairs rendered delegates. II was
served at I O'Clock In the Christian
church. the presidents Of the different
societies, Mines. q. W McQulddy, F.
l., Mclnnes, II, r. Baird and c, II.
Everest, being the hostesses. The
guests were received In the lobby
by Mines McQuIddy, II, u. Van Horn
and G. NJ. Bliss, and were seated In the
banquet room with the honor guests
Mrs u. A. Wicklzer of Norman, presl.
dent ~ the association and Mrs EliTa
beth w Ross " Canton, Mo, and all
the officers of the state board aud the
convention Of the c. W. n. NJ. The
menu was most elaborate one. Mrs.
wicklzer made brief talk and intro.
duced Mrs, Ross, who spoke IN her
most happy vein to the one hundred
and forty guests The tables were
adorned with n profusion Of roses aud
clusters Of roses we're also at the
places Of the honor guests us favors.
Miss Myra Thompson, who has been
visiting friends In Topeka and Kansas
City, has returned home.
Mrs A. ~ Kuhn and children 10.
parted Friday for their home In Chi.
cago after n two months visit ut the
home Of Mr. John G. Kuhn and Dr.
John y Kuhn. Miss Elizabeth Kuhn
accompanied them aud win spend the
summer IN Chicago and at Cistnkee
Ray, ILL.,, aud Plymouth and Warsaw
Ind
Miss Amanda O'Connor will present
eleven children In a piano recital At