The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-08

Louis Hiram Kilbourne win be the
hostess next Wednesday
Mrs Fred Ptak was an additional
guest Wednesday with the members of
the Imperial Auction club which was
entertained by Mrs. Charles ". Du.
rand High score was made by the
hostess The club will meet next week
with Mrs q, p Mehl
Colonial Danes.
The Colonial Danes Of OklAhoma
held the first annual meeting OF the
order Wednesday In the ball room OF
the Lee Hucklns Following the prayer
and the salute to the flag at the morn.
ing session, the president, Mrs Warren
| h Watkins made brief interesting
talk Officers and committee reports
were given. Ten dollars was sub.
scribed to a fund for the American
Ambulance hospital In Paris A dOna
tion was also made toward q fund for
the repairing Of Sulgraye Manor the
ancestral home OF the Washingtons in
England, which the organlEst stiOn IL de
sirOus OF preserving The constitution
and bylaws were adopted after some
discussion.
At the luncheon, which was served
In the private dining room adjoining,
covers we're laid for fifteen at a table
beautifully decorated with buff and
blue. Extending from the basket Of
jonQuils In the center were broad
bands OF buff and blue satin ribbon
Small dolls dressed In colonial cos.
tunes were at each place and the
place cards held tiny lighted tapers,
aud Il short toast A fashlight picture
was taken Of the party.
At the afternoon session, Mrs Wat,
kins resigned a. president. much to
the regret Of the members. Mrs. w. Il.
Taylor presented Mrs Watkins with a
handsome pin a. a token Of apprsciA-
tlon OF the members for her work In
organizing the chapter The charter
members a. announced are Mines.
Watkins T. W. Williamson, A. y
Bond, Ada Lewis Tucker, J. n, Moore
Of Wewoka, g. u. Thorpe Of Altus,
John l.. Smiley Of nj Reno, r. p. Car
penter, Charles Mcdaushey, L. K.
Goldwire Of McAlestef, G. r. Hume,
Anadarko, John Fields, W z. Taylor
Francis Key Brooke, A. H. Geissler
Joseph Hucklns Jr,, s. E. Clsrkson
Leon W Huckins, ]. C. Clark and
Misses Edith Allen Phelps and lisa
bel Eastland.
The constitution provides for the
election Of president, two vice pres
idents and a board Of fifteen mAnAg
ing directors, the members to hold Of
flee for three years, and choose all
the other officers. 0ffiesrs elected for
the coming year were President, Mrs
Joseph Huckins, Jr. first vice presi
dent, Mrs Francis Key Brooke ssc
ond vice president, Mrs. @. E, Thorpe
New board members, Mines. Watkins
Fields, Carpenter, Bond and Mis-
Phelps.
At the board meeting which follow
ed adjournment other officers electsC
we're, recording secretary, Mrs. Nc
Gaughey; corresponding secretary
Miss Phelps; treasurer, Mrs. Carpen
ter registrar, Mrs. williamson his
torian, Mrs Gelsslsr. Mrs. Jasol
Clark was elected to fill the une1pire,
term Of Mrs, Huckins on the board.
A party Of friends spent the day II
Norman Tuesday and attended lunch
eou given IN honor OF Mrs. Charlie
l.. johnson and her mother, Mrs. Hos
kins Of Kansas City The party frou
here included Mines. h. N, Dilley
Fred o. Reed, Roy II, Finerty, A. ]
Kirkpatrick and J, r. Smith.
Las Senoritas club did not meet tC
day with Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, bu
win he entertained Friday at the HON
Of Miss Susie May Loriny.
Miss Myra Wilson will he hoates
Friday to the Auction Of Today.
Il
Mrs. Lucy Myers win entertain IN
members OF the Chrysanthemum clu
and their husbands Thursday evening
Il
Mr.. Marvin Armstrong, who ha
spent the Easter vacation here wit
his parents returned Wednesday /
the Western Military School at Altor
III.
Mrs George MAIDEN entertained IN
Fortnightly Research club Wednesday
Mrs. NJ, q. Burlington gave a pape