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

Miss FANNIE Warrington lett Ncs'ci
day for a two months visit IN san
Antonio
Among those who went to Tulsa from
Oklahoma City Monday to attend the
production ot the Ballet Russo, were
Mr.. and Mr., Frank Wells, MIR and
Mrs. w NJ Wes,iall. Mr and Mrs
Clarence +. Henley. Mr. and Mrs Al
bert = Crockett. Mrs. Oscar ID. Hal
sell and Mrs Charles b AmcS.
Mis-, Helen Minis. who IS attending
National Park seminary near Washing
ton d G.. TIN, winter. will return De
ocmbcr p. 60 spend the holiday, with
her parents. Mr and Mr., a l.. Minis
She will be accompanied by Mis-, Elil
abc,h paSchall
Mrs, Err Conkln and Mrs Charlie,
lighlman OF Chandler returned home
last night after spending the week end
/ with Mr., Roy Hoffman
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Mr. and Mr., Mrlard II Russell are
expecting To- have As their guests for
the Christmas holidays Mrs Russell,
mother and grandmother. Mrs Fred
i'or,ha and Mrs. A. J. lorSha Of
hutchinson, Kan, who viii arrive the
latter part Of the week.
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Mrs Elmer Stephen, entertained
number OF the intimate friends OF Mr.
Stephens with stag card party last
evening m honor OF hi, birthday and
anniversary Christina, holly. mis'lc-
toe and bell, were used lor dccord-
ton, The hostess was assisted by Mr.,
. C. Neal Smallwood, Mr,. ! B. Great
and Mi, MAY Stephens. The first
prize was won by Mr J. r. Great and
the second by Mr. Earl Hill. Mr.. Homer
Bard being presented with the consola.
ton favor The guests were MSSrs g.
O Scott, George linvillc. w q. West
Joe layton J G. Street. b II Wal
lace Earl Hill, Frank Bohner, Dan r.
Scldau. G. Neal Smallwood, { $. Fin
nell. Homer Baird. {. Stephens
koIla Stephens, Dan Doyle and George
| Ncwland j.
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DR. K F. Beat,ic returned today from
a three weeks visit in ST. Louis and
Kansas City
Mrs. Ethel Farr, who has been the
guest OF different friends in the city
leaves this evening for her home in Du
rant
Mr. Clarence Brainc left this morning
Tor A,tfta to spend few days with his
parents, Mr and Mrs. William Branc
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Mrs ]. II. Hamilton who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. o. V. Lee.
returned last night to her home in Pom
ca City.
Miss Miriam Carpenter, who is
spending the winter with her sister
Mrs William Henry Morgan and Mr.
Morgan in Kansas City, will return the
latter part of the week to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Robert P. Carpenter
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, Miss Helen Walton, who is attending
Knox college Galesburg I'LL, this win
ter will return next week for the
Christmas holidays.
b The Cosmopolitan club met yesterday
= afternoon in the library with Mrs
Frank l. Clark as the leader OF the al
ternoon After the roll call responded
to with quotations from Longiellow
Mrs. Clark read a paper on the "Edu,
cation OF the Plind, recalling that the
first school for the blind was founded
over eighty years ago by Dr. Samue
Howe, husband of Julia Ward Howe
and emphasizing the fact that in certain
large cities OF the United States III,
blind children are taught in the public
schools along with the other children
special instructors and the raised let.
'tcr books being used After the gen
eral discussion OF this subject, Mrs
L. NJ. Baughman spoke on Training
for Parcnthood," advocating the chile
| welfare better babies and the genera
child labor movements as strong ioun
da,ion for advancement Mrs, ] NJ
Wheeler read a paper on "The Compar
ative Study OF School systems dc
scribing the various school systems o.
the different countries. The parks anC
| Fairgrounds of Oklahoma City, includ
ing 900 acres, were described by Mrs
i. l.. Ratliff After a shor, talk in IN,
interests OF woman suffrage by Mis-,
Il Ir,s Caiderhead oi Ma,vsy,iie Kan ,