The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-04

| May canada, whose marriage to Mr.. |
John Oerken Of Empo1a, Kan, will he
an event OF Tuesday, January 10. Fri |
day evening Of this week, Miss Jose
phinr Hurst will entertain at bridge
In honor OF Mas Cgnada.
Miss Mary CArmack returned satur.
day morning from Fayetteville Tenn.
where she spent the last two weeks, !
the guest Of Nr aud Mrs Samuel Car.
mnck.
Mrs. j. g. Street departed Satur
day morning for sapulpa. whore she
viii be the guest OF her daughter Mrs.
Horace Wilson, for fortnight.
The members Of the Players club
have postponed the meeting that was
announced for this week and will be
entertained Tuesday evening January
IL, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edward Johnson.
MIR Virgil Bledsos Of Chicago was
the guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. y. Il.
Thompson during the Christmas holt
days. lie returned to his home Mon
day morning.
Miss olive Robertson, daughter of
Judge j. b. A. Robertson was the
guest the last week Of the Misses
vivien Nichols and Helen Petty. She
left Sunday night for Chickasha where
she Il q student In the Oklahoma Col.
lege for Women.
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Thurm0nd aud
sOn |. G ThurmOnd, JF., returned last
week from a two months visit on the
coast OF Texas
In honor OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce
McClelland, who have just returned
from their wedding journey. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert p Crockett entertained at !
dinner Sunday evening. Other gwAsts
who enjoyed the event were Mr and
Mrs. Clarence L. Henley. Mrs. Louis !
II. Kilbourne and Messrs. Gunnell
Moore and Carl y. welhener
One Of the delightful events Of the
close OF the past week was the topsy
turvey luncheon given Saturday by Mrs.
william Nee In compliment TO her
daughter Miss Bernlce Nee. and
number Of her schoolmates The en-
tire home was most attractive IN its
gay decorations OF scarlet sarlaBds ,
and tiny Christmas bells strung Oh red |
ribbon which were festooned 10 the /
corners Of the table IN the dining room.
In the center OF the table was large
gold basket Oyerflowing with scarlet
carnations and tied with bow OF .
light blue ribbon. Luncheon was serv !
ed ut the small tables which held for
central decorations pink baskets fille'l
with pink carnations tied with blue
bows. 1he places were marked with
beautiful place cards which bore the
names OF the guests and a dainty
sweet grass basket holding either a |
pink or blue thlmble was also found at
each place. delightful tOpsy turvey
luncheon was served In o most clover
manner, and In the topsy-turvey con
tess that was held Miss Elizabeth
Pope was presented with the favor,
which wns a sweet grass sewing has.
ket. Miss Vivien Nichols was also pre-
sentsd with sewing aeoessoriss In
ivory.
Mrs. Charles Chaser entertained
Friday evening with auction bridge In
honor Of Mrs. Claude March, who DE-.
parted Saturday for Kansas City.
High score was made by Mrs. Choteau
Lesg and the honor guest was present
cd with A favor. Dainty Refreshments
were served following the game, and
those who enjoyed the occasion were
Mines ]. Martin Hill. Marie Van
Vert, Milton Childress, Legg, and
Miss cladis Ayland
A most pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. Oscar Reagan Saturday after.
noon when q number Of her friends
gathered st her home with baskets flll
ed with dainty lunches. The afternoon
was spent with games ana music.
Those who Joined In the pleasures Of
the event were Mines. Chonteau Insg,
j. Martin Hin, ". U. shaffer, Milton
Childress, Marie van Vert, Chester
Honn. Charles CHASER and the Misses
lAmbsfson, Doris Hi, hllie Constant
and Annie Glascr.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Harrell en-.
tsrtained Saturday evening In honor
OF Governor Lee Cruce ana family.
Covers were laid for Governor Cruce I
and daughter, Miss Lorena Cruce,
Miss Adah Bennett and her guest, Mrs.
vanderburg from Ardmore, Mr and /
hrs A. O. Cruce and daughter Miss
Gall Cruce
Mr. Gardner 0iyens who has been
spending q week at home returned
Sunday to Trinity, Tex, where he Ia
engaged In construction work
Mrs L A. Brown u N. Louis IL
spending q couple Of weeks here with
her daughters, Mrs Jack Massey and
Mrs. W r. westcott
eee
Miss Elizabeth Massey, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. O. n Massey, entertain.
ed Saturday evening In compliment
to Misses Georgia and Ruth Mckay OF
Guthrie. The guests were invited from
81 100 to 10 o'clock and games ana
dancing were the amusement Of the
evening. The house had lie Christmas
decorations Of red and green, and pink
roses were also used. Dainty refresh.
inents were served at the close. The
guests were Misses Fioise Houses,
Mary Blleu Mellon, Henry lone Over
holshr nuA Halmon. Mary I.nYAlaca