The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-17

Mrs j. II Cmtlngllnm, arrived tudny
from Austin. Tex.
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MIA PhllIp j. Winter entertained
li' 'Iri"palr rllh IU''uh} %. h"r
nome Oh NorIh walnut avenue h'dl
u"hNl guests were Mines \. & S"id>,
ana ". - Ashton llikI srorr "1s
Wndr by Mrs Thomas ClliI The mrui
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7'I'Nt
Mr. and Nrs j K CultInsIum enter
mlu"l the Players club Tuesday rtpu.
Ing, having In addition iu the y'ub
members chief Justice aud Mr. Mat
thew j. Kane Judge and Mrs samuel
W Hayes, Mrs Samuel II Harris ugd
Mr.. s. T. BlrlsOe Of Chicago Ilgh
ores were made bv Ms Frauds f.
johnson aud Mr. T. J.. Nrsl"urI The
hostess FOR the meeting nnNt lursdh
VIII be- announced lnlnr
MIR ana Mrs IloyL Llhins entertain
cd the Monday Evening Bridge club
this week, Mr. and Mrs Cecil llnrdc-
mann being additional guest, High
gttTa tyua fuuIn ht Mrs lIN.II. I'I..
hostess Tor the next meeting Will be-
announced later
The Colonial Danes met Tuesday
with the president, Mrs Joseph llurk
iuS, Jr The charter has recently been
secured and the organization perfected,
mud this occasion was IN celebration "
roumrmorntlon day the anniversary
~ statehood. Mrs. llucklus entertain
ed the chapter with WI II o'clock
breakfast Fourteen members amt one
guest. Mrs. J. W, Fnlson Of Charlotte,
\ G., were sented nj one long table
which was decorated In the opIurS Of
the organization, buff and blue Buff
rhrysanthcmums tied with blue ribbon
were the central ndornm'ul aud the
place cards were dainty nIinlr- with
the flag on one side and the monogram
Of the hostess In gold on th" other Ar.
ter the breakfast the purity occupied
seats on the balcony 10 View the pa.
radc. aud mtcr went In auto, T." ia"
capitol building to see the laying of the
corner stone. The Colonial DANES
placed Il brief history Of their orsanl
zation IN the treasure box.
Mrs. Charles Seton NJ Guthrie Is the
gurst Of Mrs. Colin Valentine
The WOmen's Council extends an In
yitutlon TO the members Of the patrons
clubs and the other club women Of the
city to hear DR. Angelo {. Scott lee
ture on Educational Philanthropy and
Cooperative Education ut the regular
meeting Of the club Thursday at 2.3O
o'clock In the east room ot the library
The Bob-o-link club did not meet 6hiS
week, but viii meet next Tuesday with
Mrs. Bert Inlc.
Mrs John D. Thomas entertained
with Il lovely luncheon ot charming ap-
pointments Tuesdny Autumn berries
and vines In great profuslon banked
the mantle and decorated ihe apart
ments. while pink chrysahthemulhs
were the floral adornmcnt 10 the Ia
hles In the living room, nnd Whllr chry-
Mnthemums were used In the dlhlhf
room. The place cards were painted
In water colOrS 10y the hostess who hnd
designed them IN the shap" ot DAINTY
little party bags In pink blue lavender
and yellow, tied with ribbons. 1ht
mint baskets were tied win tulle oi
the four shades, ana the colors were
also carried out In the details OF the
luncheon. The fnyorS mt the after
Moons game were beautiful party bags
Of SILK and chiffon. nnd were present
ct 10 Mrs, Charles Guntcr Mrs. War
rem X. Snyder and Mrs J. w Fryer
The hostess was assisted by Mines.
Burt W, llaggerty \. T. RoyS, Laura
II. Hubbard, r.. H. CWkrcll ana Misses
Margareth Anna Boys ana Ellen
Thomas, Fifty guests enjoyed the oc-
caslOn.
Mr. 4. G.. Chambers had the mlsfOr-
tune 10 slip aud break his ankle bone
few days ago, which nrcc~Sllaled the
placing Of the injured foot IN Il plaster
cast for several weeks.
Mrs l.. Il. Goff entertained the Polly
anna club Tuesday Mrs. Satlrrticld
and Miss Bymm being additional
guests. The afternoon WAS spent with
needlewOrk. The next meeting In two
weeks viii he with Mrs Joseph Lee
man on North Western avenue
The members Of the oklahoma
bridge club We're entertained Tuesday
by Mrs. Orville Church, who had also
as guests Mines. Wylie Tihbs, George
iIoughton, Fred CoombS, W Il. Ayres
and James Sulloway Mines. Porter IT,
Morgan and Ayres made the high
scores. The club will meet IN Two
weeks with Mrs q. u. Steen at 20o
Classcn Boulevard,
Mrs, Charles Edward Johnson ana
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