The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-22

nesday 10 the Wednesday Auction club
High score was made by Mrs. Il. f..
GIN, Jr The club viii meet next week
with Miss Amy Brooks.
MIR. and Mrs. Mason W. Little have
returned from their trip north, MIR. Lit
tie going to market aud Mrs. Little
spending ten days with relatives In
Richmond, Mo.
Mrs. W. IL. Crane was hostess We'd
nesdHy 10 the Thursday Bridge Lunch
con club, having also us guests Mines.
Henry NJ FurmAn aud Douglas Crane.
Top score was made by Mrs. Daniel W.
Hogan Mrs. Hunter A. Cruycroft will
Os hostess next Thursday,
A letter received from Miss Ethel
Lehr, who Is studying In New York
city, tells OF the pleasant proximity
~ her school to that NJ Miss Helen
GlOyd and Miss Lillian Tldmau, and
the trio are frequently together.
Mrs. T. NJ. Milan entertained the
Oak Park Embroidery club Wednesday &,
other guests being Mines. John Law
head, j. g. Dixon and Ledgerwuod Of
california. The afternoon was spent
with ~uecdlcw0rk, aud the hostess was
assisted by Mines Jesse Nichols ana j.
q. Bennett I'm serving. The meeting
next Wednesday viii be- with Mrs.
Carl Mitchell
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ray Klefeker are
pleasantly Installed IN their new home
AT 1924 East Eight street, aud had for
their luncheon guests Wednesday MIR.
and Mrs. w. G. Brtssey.
Mrs. r. H. Mcvey entertained most
delightfully."- Wednesday with Il /
o'clock luncheon IN honor " Mrs. W.
W Davis Of wichita. The decorations
were In yellow aud white with ion
Qulls and sweet peas, which filled
white baskets tied with yellow tulle.
The afternoon was spent Mt auction,
Mrs. A. w. Hauck received the silk
lingerie given NJ favor for high score,
aud Mrs. George r. Parker was
given the large cluster Of %jOnquils aud
sweet peas for consolation. The guest
OF honor received n hand. embroidered
towel. Guests Of the afternoon were
Mines. r. r. Howard, Harry Benson,
Isaac Hamburger, Tunstall Morris,
Robert Bennett, Carl Giltsch, Hugh
Donly, A. W. Hnuck. l., NJ. Jones,
Charles Gunter, Edward Currie, Al.
bert Knlpe. W. W. Whiteman. Ruell
Haskell, Jr., George Parker, j. T..
Duncan, c. J. Kendle, X. A. Wells. w.
Sanderson and George Gessner.
Mrs. NJ. L. Turner was hostess
Wednesday to the Duplicate Whist
club. High score was made by Mines.
George X. williams and Lee Van Win
kle. The club will meet next week
with Mrs. Phil Hall.
The Social Embroidery club was en-
t~ertained Wednesday by Mrs. Frank
Hughes, Mrs. c. c. Edmiston being az.
sistant hostess. Special guests were
Mines. ]. l.. Moore, W. G. McKeehnn
and II. T. Miller, Miss Gladys Me.
Keehan gave several piano numbers,
and the hour was spent with embrold.
cry. The club will meet In two weeks
with Mrs. A. C. Savage.
Mrs. Henry Ossenkop entertained
the Alpha BETA club Wednesday, other
guests being Mines. John /. Dyer and
A. X. Biederman. The afternoon was
spent with ~needlework. The club will
meet next week with Mrs. II. P. Mat.
theisen.
DR. and Mrs. j. G. Robertson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alspaugh of Tonkawa
are among the visitors In the city to.
day for the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville McEldowney
have as their guests Miss Arlie Ken
worthy and Mr.. Clarence Ross Of
Gushing, who will attend the races TO.
day. Mr.. Ross il the brother Of Mrs
McEldowney.
Friday will be visiting day at the
Whittier school, when the work OF the
pupils will he on display. The Pa.
irons club will meet at 2:S0 In the
Kindergarten rooms.
Mrs. Harry Group entertained the
Entire Nous club Wednesday, Mrs
Gillespie being an additional guest
The afternoon was spent with needle
work. The club viii meet IN two
weeks with Mrs. Harry Garrison al
1908 West Ninth street.
The New Century club met wednes
day In the library and combined two
lessons on Germany. Mrs. Hugh Me