The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
EUents
HAIRED Dunn Bentley.


the guest of her sister, Mrs Sidney
l.. Brock expects 10 leave this evening
fer her home Ia Chicago.
Mrs. Oscar u. Ilalscll will entertain
informally with tea Monday after
noon March -, FOR Miss Jeanne Tur.
ncr. The bachelors are invited to drop
in later, HS the groom elect, MIR. VIII
lnm q. Smyth, win be- here from Mar
low for that day The afternoon
planned by Mrs. Elmer Freeman,
which was postponed from this week
on account of illness, will be- given
Friday March 20.
Mrs Walter Eaton, wife Of the
representative from MuskOgpe. who
has been such Il charming guest dur
Ing the session Of the legislature, win
leave Thursday for her home Mrs
Eaton has given much pleasure during
her stay In the city by her beautiful
voice which has been heard on nu.
mcrous occasions
Miss Carolyn lands, who has been
the guest the past month NJ Mrs Ada
Lewis Tucker will leuvc Sunday for
her home In 81. Joseph. Mo Miss
LnndIs has been the recipient ~ many
courtesIes during her stay here, and
her friends are hoping FOR another
visit at an early date.
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Miss Ada Sohlberg will entertain
number Of her little friends Satur
day afternoon At her home on West
Fourteenth street
Distinctiycly different was the
0'ely entertainment given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs Clarence Buxton
In compliment to Miss Elaine Buxton
whose marriage 70 Mr Manning sid
ncy Moore " Fort Worth, Tex, will
be- an event of next week In place
of the usual tea nc 80 o'clock the
guests were seated at five tables, the
brides table being eNquisltely beautl.
ful. Rising from bed Of smilaN
ferns. JUnquils, hyacinths and sweet
pcus, In all the cOlOrs NJ spring time
was n marble staue ~ the Venus
de Milo. the goddess " love. The
place cards were tiny cupids perched
on the gluSsc-, and the guests found
their names by extracting the letters
Of the god ~ love from the letter.
Of their own names The other tables
had baskets Of spring blossoms tied
with yellow tulle aud I'm front Of each
place was a crystal holder tied with
yellow tulle, with yellow shaOed
taper Between the courses 70
nance OF two modern Greeks, typifing
the bride and groom elect, who are
both members OF Greek societies. wat
read, and It's details, were added "a
most cleyerly with prophetic picture
by a guest from each table, The hos
tes' was assisted by Mines W u
Hastland, Edgar Nlcodemus, B. II
Body, @. NJ. Buxton and Miss Grace
Goodrich Of Brltton Seated at IN,
brides table were her mother, Mrs
l. Haynes Buxton, and the members
~ her wedding party, Miss Louise
Buxton, and Miss Elizabeth Wltchel
Of Norman other guests were Mines
II. H. Hulten, ] Il Garrison, Edwin
Williamson, John Carson Warner
Vance, H. Il. Morris, Y s. Malone, l.
+. Lee. Il. Y. Saunders: Misses Laure
True Susie and Carol Green, Carrie
Morris, Rae Malone, Marguerit,
Bright Jennie Humphrey. Hazel Bean
camp and Virginia Wand
Miss MOllic Liebenhem entertained
informally with tea Sunday after
noon I'm compliment tO her guest Mis-.
Esther Janowitz Of Tulsa. More than
thirty guests called aud n feature OF
the afternoon was the singing " Miss
Junowitz who has a most beautiful
cultivated voice. Several informal ar
fiirS, including auto and line parties
arr planned and this evening Miss
Gcldic Goldstein win entertain for
Miss lnnowltz. Sunday evening Miss
Rae Baker will honor Miss JanowitZ.
Mrs Joseph Huckins. Jr, has as
her guests her mother Mrs Day Mills
" TeVarkana, Tex
Mrs Daniel W Hogan will entertain
the Bridge Luncheon club Thursday.
Mrs. W. 7. Ecks entertained Tues
day afternoon most pleasantly the
guests enjoying a musical program Of
Irish songs given by Mines Harry
Ecks, Mont L. Powell and the hostess
willie doing their fancy needlework.
The house was decorated with green
ana white, and luncheon OF 81.
putrick's appointments was served nj
Tire close NJ the afternoon. The
guests were Mines G. FRANKIE, Charles
McCafferty, g. Il. MettE, 6. +. Hard.
wick, l.. H. Lindsey, G. 4. Nelson aud
Mont II. Powell
Mr.. VIII II. Clark will speak at a
Joint meeting this evening " the
Wheeler School Patrons club aud the
civic Improvement club Of East Capt
tol Hill, at the Peoples Presbyterian
church, corner Of Central and II ave
nue.. The meeting will be at 1880
o'clock and every one interested In