The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-18
Society EUents
HGuief Dunn Bentley,


arrived today for II short visit with
Mrs. Phil Hall and Mrs. j. q. street.
Miss Hshburn Is en- route home from
Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Shattnrd aud Miss
Pauline Davis ~ PaNnce. spent the
week end with Misses Marguerite and
Miriam Wikoff. aud attended the per.
fOrmance of High Jlnks' Saturday
evening.
The Elks will give their regular
monthly dance Friday evening In their
hall on West Main street.
hr. Roswell Sawyer NJ Chicago.
spent the week end with his uncle aud
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Westfan
The Patrons club Of Lincoln school
II planning for an entertainment Wed
nesday evening at the school In honor
ot the graduates 0f the Eighth grade.
Both patrons and pupils will appear
III the program, and Mr. I'D y. Vuught
Will give an address.
Colonel and Mrs Hunter A. cray
croft entertained with delightful In.
formality Saturday evening IN com
pliment TO Mrs W. h. Taylor "
Wichita Falls, who ls spending u
couple Of weeks here. Fayur Of a
decorated tray and a deck Of cards IN
leather cnse were presented 10 Mrs.
Thomas Martin, Jr., and Mr.. A. h.
Bond, who held the high scores, aud
the consolation fayOrs, Il case Of scis
sors and IIHrrisons "Queed" were
gwen to Mrs Mason W. Little. ana
DR.. Charles u. Ferguson, Mrs. Taylor
was the recipient VI u piece Of lingerie
4 supper was served at the close VI
the game and the guests were Messrs
and Mines X X. Walker J. \. Dodson.
]. I. Martin, Jr, A. r. Bond. Vim j.
Petie", jacques Dur. samuel VI
Gloyd, George H. stone Daniel W.
Hogan, Mnson ". Little. Jonas II.
Crane Joseph IIucklns. Jr.. Arthur G.
Bennett, Robert II. Gardner. +. f.
Hparrow, Charles u. Ferguson. Mr..
and Mrs II. NJ Halle. Mines John
Fields, Louis II Kubourne, Leon
HucklnA Henry NJ Furmnn Messrs.
George q, Sohlberg and T.. +. Wester.
welt.
Mr. w G.. BURKE returned SUNDAY
from Trinity Tex Mr. Morris Hursr
came In Friday evening from Kiefpr.
where he has been on business
Miss May Andrews and Mrs Henry
q. Davis will entertain Wednesday
afternoon at bridge At the home NJ
Miss Andrews on West Twentieth
street.
The ChaminAde club met SATURDAY,
afternoon In Recital hall. the SUI.
ject being Women Composers of Mu
sic. Mrs Robert ArnesOn read ia
per on Foreign composers and Miss
Florence Wilson told Of American
Miss Geraldine brennan
played The scherzo bv Clara Schu.
man, Miss Grace Marshall sang Gouu
bye Summer by Lynes Mrs. Roland
Gish gave two numbers. "Inyocatlon" .
by D'Hardelot. and Roses After
Rain" by Liza Lehman. Misses Nm
Zine Lambert aud Ienolr Carter AT
two pianos gave Chaminades Morn.
Ing' and Evening" Mrs. W VI. Gll
espie gave Chaminade's "LaMorina."
The feature ~ the afternoon was the
rendition by Miss t;edie Duke or
'hrre beautiful songs. composed by
Mrs. Ada Anderson West OF Mountain
View. OK, sister NJ eX Attorney
General West. These were To-day
There's Singing on NV Lips" Wait.
ng" aud Roses" = charming trio that
we're greeted with great applause.
Miss Marcia Black OF Eldn. ILL.,.
Miss Ethlyn Johnson aud Mrs. Frank
7. Johnson were guests Of Mrs. Leon
levy at luncheon AZ the Skirvin Sat.
irday, and afterwards attended the
performance NJ the High links" Mr..
md Mrs, Johnson, Miss Black and
Miss Johnson were dinner guests sun.
lay Of the Pickwick club. and left
oday for visit to the 1Ol Ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X. Gaylord
'eturned Sunday morning from their
Wedding trip 10 Havana, Cuba aud
'tber southern cities and are for the
resent domlciled at the Lee Huckins
Until their home on West Fourteenth
treet, is ready for them. In the
Meantime interest centers around the
decorative effects arranged by the
MEMBERS " the Pickwlck club, OF
which Mr., Gaylord was former
member, and both his offlce and the
love have been especially adorned in