The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
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81 RRS. JOSEPH F RUMSEN
lM was the hostess at most
J(NJl beautifully appointed o'clock
luncheon. given today III
honor OF her guest, Miss Chrlstel'e
Hemphll OF San Angelo, Texas, and
Miss Elizabeth Beach OF Lafayette, Ind,
who is visiting Miss Genclle Halle, The
guest table in the dining room held a,
a oenterpiece large deep gold chrySan-
themumS cncircled by gold shaded can
dies and four gold pottery vases filled
with vioets On the smaller tables were
charming basket, of pom pom chrySar
themums and violet, and gold candle
Miss Hcmphll and Miss Beach were
presented hv Mrs Rum,cy with bcautl
iul vanity bag, as guest iavor> The
guests included Nine, Sanford Il
Brooks, Richard d. Rum,cy NJ T.
Blake, Leon W lluckinS, Guy Turner
Fred Huttig OF Kansas City Elmer
Freeman, John Wall Lykes, Joseph
Hoffman. John Lawrence Mills, { Ed
gar llonnold. r. Franklin Gill, Il o.
Young, Harry Waldron, Frank Shoe
maker. Jane, +. Sharpe, Millard II.
Russell, Carl J. Mayhall c d. Wallace,
Missc, Gcucllc Halle, Mildred Elliott,
Blanche Claggctt Bess Stewart and
Gail Crucc
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Mrs. Harry Gcr,ou and Mrs lame,
GcrSon will entertain tuesday with a
o'clock luncheon at the Skirvin hotel
in honor OF Miss Helene ilirschland,
whose marriage To Mr Eli ID. Bern
stem will I've celebrated at tho Lee
Huckln, hotel on Tuesday evening Mo-
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Mis-, Margaret Prycr entertained a
number oi the Younger girls a. an N
formal bridge this afternoon Pink and
white cySauthcmum, were used IN pro
fusion to decorate the living room,
where Miss prycr, assisted by her
mother MIR, ] " PDcL and MIR,
Wayne +. Clcgcru received her guests
who were Ml,sc, Alice Virginia Ben
nett Mary Louise Coates, Margaret
Hoffman, Fave Barnhlll Elizabeth
Nichols, Isabel lIarr,S Edith Parker
Lucille Armstrong, Kathleen Milan
Jeanette Barnes. Katherine and Eleanor
lltucr, Bcrulcc Nee Margaret Johnston
Martha Irudgcon. Elizabeth WharrN
France, Scott and Glory liuckinS
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Mrs Prcu,is, Price gave most de-
lightlu children, party this afternoon
in honor Of the SIKH birthday Of Prem
tlSs PriCc ~ MI sorts ot games were
cnjoyed by the little folks, who later IN
the afternoon were seated at a most
originally decorated table Tor refresh
mcnts Sunhonnct hahlc, decorated the
cloth ON the table, which held an cnor
nous lack lIorncr pic made OF PINK
crepe paper From this pic were pink
and blue ,trcdmcrS which the children
pulled, finding a. the end OF the rib.
hous different kind, Of favor, The
place cards were especially enjoyed, be-
ing lu'Ic carts, the wheel, OF which
were made OF cookies that really rolled
These were filled with marShmallow,
for bale, ot cotton The luncheon wa,
carried IN pink and white. The ices
were IN thc shape, oi different animals
and the little cakes pink The lulc
guest, were Virginia Fam. Gloria GILL
Elizabeth and Mary Norman, Helen
Johnson. Katherine klugkadc, Lucy
Pope. Mildred Morrison Pauline Buch-
anan, Harriet Willis, David Richard
son, Eugene Dixon, Warren Moore.
Sterling Warrington. Iaddic, Ross and
Jerry Roardman, John Mulvcy and
Vance lIuckin,
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Mrs. Malcolm Henry who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs William W
Nh,cmau aud Mr. Wh,emau. returned
today 10 her home in Tulsa.
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MIR, j. ID. Baker OF Wcalhcriord.
Texas. arrived this morning TO spend
the winter with her son. Mr.. Harry
Baker. They will be at home al 1874
North Sharlcl
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Mr. and Mrs Ernest +. Blake viii
entertain the Seven O'clock Dinner club
Tuesday evening