The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09

and Mrs. Stephen Treadwell, chairman
Of the state educationa. committee
made short talk on the work and ac'
complishmcnts OF this committee. 4
solo. Gould |" (TostD by Mrs RoberI
Maupin. accompanied by Mrs. J. X. 5
Armstrong, concluded the program
which was followed by refreshments.
The LOYAL Daughters class OF thu
First Christian church will meet to-
morrow morning at $50 o'clock II
their parlors. A special program ha'
been prepared, which will be conducted
by Mrs. W H. Inflow, assisted by Mis-
Flora Chatiin All young ladies ar
cordially invited
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A new card club recently ORGANIZED
and which has been named the lSer'
Whist club. was entertained Frlda,
evening bv Mr.. and Mrs J c. Edwards
the additional guests being Mr.. am
Mrs. Don Sanford and Mr. r u Alex
andcr. The high scores were made b
Mrs. l. {. Thompson and Mr.. J. NJ
Chapman. The club will meet Dccem
ber IS with Miss Elma Haubach
Le Passc Temps club was entertained
with a theatcr iparty given last nigh
by Miss GLADYS Davis and chaperone'
BY Mrs. Bessie Davis. Miss Lavin
Helt was the only special guest Aite
the theater luncheon was served a
one of the downtown tea rooms.
DR. and Mrs. X. NJ. Howard and D'
and Mrs +. 6. Ferguson left this morn
ing for weeks trip to San Antoni
and Galveston
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Mr. Leon w. Huckins, who came ii
from Fort Worth for the weekend yes
terday morning, was called back thcr
BY imperative business last light
1t will be Of interest TO their man
friends in Oklahoma City TO learn TIN
Mr. and Mrs. V. Carl Welhener OF Oh
cago are leaving sooa for a pcrmanei
residence in Bucnos Aires. where NJ
Welhener will have charge OF the II
terests OF the Wilson Packing compan
They will sail from New York, Dccen
Der 28 on the steamship Grafton Ha
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Mrs. Thomas T.. Braniff and lit
daughter Jean will leave in about I,
davs for Nevada, Mo, to spend Il
n Christmas holidays. They will be join
lust before Christmas by Mr.. Branitt.
Il Mrs. +. B. Jennings has return
II from a two months visit in diiiere
Ia parts of Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Silver OF Win
e sor, Mo. and Miss Mabel Callicote
2. Lindsay. Okla. will arrive Wcdnesd
III to he the guests until after the hoiida
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B Silver.
e The Friday Seven O'clock Dinr
oi club which was to have met last mfg
s with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w Callicote "
cr postponed. There will be no me
is meetings until after the holidays.
Mrs. w. f. Oakes and Miss Sta
i Oakes are planning to leave immedia
= " after Christmas for an extended VI
y in the east Most OF their time will
" spent in Washington and New York
ir Mr. and Mrs. L. w Callicote left
g- first Of the week for a permanent r'
nj dcncc in Windsor. Mo.
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The Fu Terpe club was entertain
at o'clock luncheon yesterday by N
Helen Harris, who had as her spc,
tie guests Miss Mary Harrah and N
inv louisc Worley. The guest favor y
rs presented to Miss Worley and the {
l.. prize 10 Mrs Leonard Hancock w
'ill who will entertain the club Wcdnes
IS. afternoon with thcater party at
Ovcrholser.
ave
md Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hardeman h
nth as their guests Mr.. and Mrs, w.
Taylor and their two children and \
Laura Taylor of Shawnee Miss p
rr- inc Weaver. who has been their gu
lub left last night Tor her home in Sh
lnb nee Mrs. D. I Caspary OF Tulsa
rbe arrive the middle q next week to '
,Io Mr.. and Mrs Hardeman.
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"a, M time like this 10 try out the ii