The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

Huiei Dunn Bentley

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The Wumcus Pan Hellenic ns~oDOl
ton met saturday for luncheon al lur
Skiryiu. Miss Helen lcdhclirr hru.
the only guest from Norman IInr
were discussed for the winters work
The newt meeting SATURDAY. November
Il, viii be- ut the Sklrvln
The Music Department or Sorn-i-
win meet Wednesday at Sor"~l- hall
The lcssm uu Indian music win open
the -cric- ou American music ror the
year
Mrs. Orln Ashton returned to her
home IN Chlcknsha Friday uftrr %
stuy " two weeks win her sister Mr-
f. II Bul, aud many old friends In
the city
Mrs. G. y. ingalls, returned Ihi,
morning from Chicago. where Mrs In.
gals viii remain Tor u months visit
Mrs. i VI. Lewis. ~ kuslcy Kan.
arrived saturday Tor II weeks visit
with her sister Mrs Re-. Gilbert
Hrcwcr on West Twelfth street
The Caruatlon Embroidery club
met Friday win Mrs H. q. Reed who
had also rs guest Mrs \ Cos The
afternoon was spent pleuHully with
embroidery The next meeting in two
weeks viii hc with MIR, i \ Itonlu
SON, NJ $50 East seventh street
Mrs. IT, G. Morse has rs her guest
her mother. Mrs G. Morse ~ Choui
loyllle. III.
1lr Nudern Classics club will lmyr
lis first meeting uf the year Thursday
moruug with Mrs. Charles Il Anne
Pursuant to lis custom, the rIulr viii
meet at 9:45 and the lesson topic dr.
,u-.cd hy Mrs Angelo &. Scott viii br
The Women Of Today In NiddIrDout
Plays
The membership campaign iuwum
rated by the oklahoma Chorus l- meet
ing with flattering success, and the or
gHuiurion " chorus ~ several mu.
drrd voices now looks assured Ibr
time X ripe for such n movement and
the Iirunhilde club, which Is the urI.I
nator has made host NJ friends by
It's uuscfish aud untiring efforts both
.u behalf " young singers uud iu the
advancement NJ the musical Interest,"
II the city All singers ~ the cit, arc
cordially invited to meet with the
chorus Tuesday evening at = urIock
IN the basement uf the FIRST l'rr~hy
rcrinn church ~
The Renaissance club will have It's
uprnIng meeting u the year "Wednesday
afternoon at $50 with Mrs Claude
NoNiu at her home at lllJ West
Thirty street
Mrs John Emerson arrived this
morning for visit with her mother
Mrs Charles Thomas, at her home Oh
West Twenty fourth street
Mrs i. T.. Slaughter returned sun.
day from an extended trip throughout
the west visiting Portland, points in
California and Nevada. While IN the
latter state Mrs. Slaughter says there
was a rather severe earthquake, which
lid considerable damage.
On account Of the death Of Mrs
Fred Patterson, the meetings ~ the
Duplicate Whist, the Wednesday Bridge
and the Thursday Bridge clubs, to
have been entertained this week 10y
Mry Caleb H. Brooks and Miss Amy
Brooks have been postponed until next
week
Mr. aud Mrs. John j Culbcrtsou an
nounce the engagement of their dnugh.
ter Emily Lee, Ia Dr. Albert Lee Pot.
ter, the wedding to be an event Of No.
vcmber II, nt the CulbertsOn home In
Paris, Texas Miss Culbertsun, who
has always been Il fuyorite here for
her mnny beautiful characteristics aud
charming personality, IL graduate of
nnnn hall and has travelled mu~t rN
tcnsiyely. Dr. Potter has resided here
for the past five years, coming here
from Iowa. lie l. graduate ~ the
Northwestern University of Chicago,
and has attained merited sucreSs in his
profession " dentistry. He Is quite ~
much " snress socially rs be- Is pru.
fesslOnally aud has been u member ut
the PlCkwlck club fnr several YEAR, II
Is n source Of much regret tu their
many friends that the wedding uf Ml~s
Cuhertson and In Potter will not Toe
at the beautiful home here in the tul
bertson eIIights, hut the bride elect
has decided upon her Hrlhuod home
Tor the wedding cedrmuny Nr and
Mrs Culhertsun aud Misses Emll aud
Florence Culberlsuu. viii leave this
week for Paris tu com plctc the az.
rnngrments
Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph llurklu> Ir,
will entertain with dancing party
fnr the younger married set Tuesday,
uctOber ~, In honor uf their guests,
Mr. aud Mrs Harry A. Gray, lr, of
Medford, Ore. MIR aud Mrs Huukins
are planning ON another entertainment
Monday evening November l. when the
entertainment will be program given
by Mrs. Maggie W. Barry n sherman,
Texas.
Professor Charles IIauhlel and Miss
Marjorie Hruncr " the Musical Art
Institute win give lecture recital at
the institute, October II un Program
Music Of the Nineteenth Century
The musical program given 10y Mr.
lianblel viii be Scmipupulnr and Miss
Bruner will tell Interesting slorivs NJ
mythloglcnl and historical subjects eN'
plHnRtory Of the music
Airs, John Fields Mrs sidney l.
Brock aud Mr.. j. y. nul,On will EN-
ierinln with nm afternoon November
! In honor Of Miss Love CraycroiL
aud also hOnoring Mrs James Ramsey
of Chicngo who is expected October ~
for n visit here