The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
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Harriet Dunn Bentley.

llr aud Mrs. Walter Iybrmd uud
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopes have j.
sued invitation to an 1T home Monday
evening at the Country club iu homo.
NJ Mrs Lybrand's guest, Miss N"llr
FiIhcck of Terre lIaute Ind, und Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gray of Mcdrod
Ore who are the guests Of Mr. aud
Mrs. Joseph lIucklns.
Distinguished by u wealth ~ autumn
blooms and charm Of environment
most delightful was the tea given
Moudny afternoon by II tri" Of charm
ing hoStcsscs, Mrs. james y. Dod7on
Mrs Sidney L. Brock aud Mrs john
Fields, nt the home Of Mrs Dodson on
West Seventeenth street, honorlup
Miss Love CraycrOft, the bride ~ the
week Mrs, James Ramsey Hud Mr.
Hurry Wilkers0n Of Chicago.
Baskets Of exquisite American Beau
ties filled the reception hall with fu
grance. aud In the living room great
feathery white chrysnnthemums tied
with fllmy bows OF tulr added lo the
benuty OF the apartment The dining
room was II bower Of golden chrysuu.
lhemums, which blOOmed from every
available spot and filled to overflow
Ing large basket In the center Of the
tnhle. Yellow candles filled the candle
abra and yellow shaded taIRrs gave
soft lights, while the guests enjoyed
a most appetIzlng collation..
-Four dainty maidens received the
guests IN the hallway Misses Dorothy
Dodson, Elizabeth Brock, Ruth Bulk
ley and Laura Dean Thomas. In the
receiving line we're Mrs. DOdson. Miss
Craycruft Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs. William
England Of POnca city, Mrs. Fields.
Mrs WllkersOn, Mrs Brock and Mrs
Hunter A. Craycroft Assisting In eu
tertaining the guests were Mines
George G. Kerr. W. G. A. Jontc. ].
Edgar Freeusy, r. =. Martin Jr, Ed
ward n Cooke, Joseph Hurkiu,. Jr.
Thomas Hutton, j. Il Cottiugham
Samuel Harris, +. + sparrow. a. G.
Cruce, Henry NJ Furman. samuel
Gl0yd aud Ross Thomas
Mines. Alma Craycroft Richards. W
r Bulkley, Frank Wilson and n. p
Carpenter poured tea, and they were
assisted In serving by Mines. Leon
lluckns, Douglas Crane. A. y. Johuu
nes, Harry Gray and Misses Dorothy
Craycroft, Marie Murphy. Gcucllc
Halle Mary Baker aud Margaret Pet
tee
Mrs. Dodson was gowned IN be-
coming costume Of green shaded mllc
over white Miss Craycroft wore Il
handsome robe Of sea.foam green
charmeu~c over white lace. with a
Grecian band Of brllliants around her
coiffurc Mrs. Brooks gown was II
black Chantilly lace over white with
jetted net. Mrs Fields. an attractive
gown Of yellow Ge0rgette crepe In
Dresden design, combined with taffeta
of the same tint: Mrs. Ramsey. wis.
terra taffet, embroidered In silver in
oriental design Mrs England. a hand.
some robe Of black net over emerald
green satin; Mrs. Wllkera0n, white EN-.
broidered silk yoile, with blue velvet
glrdle Mrs, Craycroft. cream lace with
touches " turquoise velvet.
More than two hundred and fifty
guests called during the afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph W. Huckins.
Jr, entertained a party Of one hundred
guests Monday evening with lecture
recital in which Mrs. Maggie ". Barry
Of Sherman, Texas. and her daughter.
Miss Jennie Barry, gave a program
Of readings and music
Misses Alice Virginia Bennett aud
Glory Huckins received the guests on
the mezxanine floor, and they were
greeted by Mr.. and Mrs. Hucklns. Mr.
and Mrs Harry Gray OF Medford Ore,
and Mrs. Gardner Glvens. who IL here
from Marshall Texas. Acting ms
ushers to seat the guests In the bali
room we're Misses Helen Gloyd vivian
C0oter, Messers. Paul Cooter. Harold
Halsell and Joseph Huckins, third.
This was the first appearance here
of Miss Barry, and her beautiful lyric
soprano voice. her p0lse and charm II
manner and lovely graciousness won
Instant appreciation and admiration
from the audience that has long been
an admirrr Of her talented mother.
Included IN the first groups we're "Nlor
gen" by Richard Strauss, a Lullaby hy
Louis Versel, NIT elmer Pnmula
Nerls,' Grieg, and india by lllmsky
Konsakoff, all OF the modern lleder.
Mrs. Barry gained added laurels
from her friends by her reading Of az.