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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Will ENCOURAGE
BEAUTY IN STATE

one n the splendid results of the oh
seryatlnn Of civic Improvement week In
accordance with the governors aud
mayors proclamation has been the sc-
curing of cooperation and active sup
port Of the business mems organizations
In the work of making beautiful the cap
itai city of the state.
Civic committees have been appointed
by both the Rotary club and the Ad club
~ the regular meeting OF the State civic
association next Tuesday evening In tho
Ire Huchins hotel Elmer y Brnwn. sec.
re'ary n the Oklahoma city chamber ~
commerce viii he the principal speaker
and sound the keynote for greater civic
work IN oklahoma city
This Will he followed by general dls-
cusSion IN which the civic committees n
the Rotary and Al clubs and other i'm.
pruvement organizations will outline
plans for cooperation IN securing IN.
best results To be- obtained In bcautlfying
Oklahoma city and the state
Another topic of interest To be dis.
cusS"d and which comes at m opportuns
time u how 20 have more color I'm tho
front OF the homes and on the lawn,
without violating the rules of iAndscap,
architecture
The meeting will he open tn the pub-
lie Ani everyone IL invited 10 attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Musical Mention.

The Ienten program of the Ladies Nh.
sic club viii be giycen Saturday at
o'clock at the First Lutheran church
Miss Ruth DalIicl viii be- the leader oi
the program which will be given 10y
Mines Charles II. Amcs. Edwin Vale
Mcintyre. James W. Chcnoweth. j. Ger
aid MraK. Harry c Davis. Allen VI. street
and Miss Lillian Dechman. The Ladies'
Music club chorus viii give two num-
bcrs. and special feature nf the after
noon will he quartet undeS the al.
rcction ~ Mr.. l. J Barton. that VIII
sing som. of the early church music
These last numbers will be given with
out accompaniment Ne was intended by
their composer. palcstrina.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

JOG huckins. manager of the Lee.
Huckins hotel. was celebrating Saturday
ne tenth year NJ honifac. In Oklahoma
Viv He took charge ot the old Ies
h"tel here on April l. 1906. The new
building was erected In 1910 Nj Huch.
ms seems very well satisfied with his
removal here from rcsafkana. where n.
began his hotel career.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Our Bob is Barred.
For Married People ONLY

The latest novelty In dancing 10. On Mo,.
dsy night Euclid Hall will 10 opened. brii.
hsntt lighted and beautifully decorated.
also VIII hAVe the hest music ohiainshis'
Al married people are invited. no sluris
people Will be admitted. II per chance a
single person should run the ssunt'., on
the door, extfadition papers will be secured
Immediately our Hob" 10 barred N this
club proves social surce.- Monday uisht
~ each week will he made permanent for
the club at popular price. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

jenkins of Denver. Col Mines. 1Bctty
STROBE and Edgar Van Meter received
the fnyors I'm u guessing contest Mrs
Roy Cogswell assisted the hostess In
serving a luncheon The meeting next
Wednesday WI hc with Mrs Roy Iog4-
well ~ IN West Fourth street
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Culture Clubs.

The phiomathoo club mad q most en-
lOyahlu afternoon Friday ht the home ~
Mrs Boston Wlbup when AirS Thomas
q Chambers led lu Interesting lesson OF
lbsons The Master Builuet Mrs
Chambers sloke Of the plHy as being IN
the nature of biographical sketch ot
tbscn's llfc. anl gave an interesting rc-
view ~ The story ~ the play which wa
followed bv round ubl" discussion.
Mrs Arthur White told of the symbol
ism of the Play md NlIs Joseph
Iiuckins jr. Of tho "thHrsrtrr NJ Sole
ness \ character sketch u lllida was
given by Nrr Y Cunningham and ~
Mine, SolcncsH wife by Mrs 70 +. car
p"ntcr Mrs Russell g l0yc described
the influence NJ the occult 'n the play.
and Mrs Boston Wilson told of IN"
meeting ~ Sciences and Hilda. Tho club
win meet next FRIDAY with Mrs Ger.
pointer when Mrs Chnmh"rs viii conduct
the lesson on Robert Browning In
the Balcony
y IA
The Ready -to-IIcl1 club met Friday
afternoon with Miss Nce Dyer, WHO had
~ guests Mines g Turrond " u
Nlnstcron and Miss Adclnc Moore Mrs
George LRrlmofo gave rc.icN NJ Mar
gsrct lnll McCartcrs Winning tho
Wildernesf" Tho club will meet In two
weeks with Mrs william Ernest Smith
for NE election ~ officers
The Shakespearc club wiz meet Mon
day with Mrs King Larimoro in place
of Mrs George u Parker ~ announced.
T. = y
The Twentieth Century club met Fri
iay In the library Mrs George Brauer
presided In the absence ~ the president
and Mrs Lawrence kellogg was srcrc-
tary PRO TEN In the absence ~ Mrs
William Nee Mrs " oven led tho
lesson on pr William Thompson Grcn-
| feil's The Harvest ~ the Sea AMI H.so
| told ~ the wonderful work accomplished
| hy pr Grcnfcli In his hospital for the
fshcriucn In Canada. Mrs Kcllopx re'
| viewed Norman Duncan ana told 81 pr
| Gr.nfclls parish. and Mrs " + Ho'
/ man gave biographical sketch ~ pavic
/ Livingstone and Henry NJ stanley Hnf
/ their meeting In Africa Tho club will be
entertained next Friday b Mrs " NJ
| Dilly al luncheon.
y y n
The Drama study Circle viii nee'
Monday morning at 9S o'clock In th'
/ library when Mrs Maggie " Barr
/ will give an in,erpretn,ivr reading n
/ Tchrkofs The Sea Gull In tho eve
ming the club will have II annual opei
/ meeting Tor the husbands at the home {"
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel NJ Gloyd. where
In place o' the subject formerly an
nounced. Mrs Barry will give an inter
pretstye reading of Bernard shaw
"Androcics and tho Lion '
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of Mrs charles Evans In honor ~ Mrs
Eugene B Lawson " Nowata. Assisting
Mrs Evans In the receiving line. bcsides
the guest ~ honor. were the Officers NJ
tho Cambridge club. Mines Wood and
Anslca and the Officers of th. state fed
GRAFTON. as follows. MINES, Tum Hope. ".
Coulter Todd John Ttrcadgill and
Charles Daysheri, ~ this city About
seventy invitations were issued. which
included the study clubs Of Edmond and
m~mbers of the Historical association
Miss Cardiff received the guests NJ the
door and Mrs Dlckefson met them IN
N. library. where Mines. Oahes and Ford
presided at the punch bowl Miss Hnmp-
ton introduced tho callers 10 the rcceiv-
lng line Refreshments werc served In
the dining room. Tho dining table whs
cncircicd with clusters of vlolcts. a basket
piled high with tho same beautiful hlos-
.oms being the ccnt-rpierc In the
library and music room. iafdiniefca Of
redwood and wild plum blossoms COM
uibuted to the supgrstiycnes " spring
everywhere displayed
other ou,-of town visitors were Mrs ~
n ReNrosd of Guthrie. Mmcs fmnts.
Nig-nc Arne,t. Thomas McMechAn. 4
ntSsli. e. A Gtccnleer, A. \. ienncy.
Douglas. ~ e. McClRnahan, John shar-
tell and J. l. Francis. all of oklshoms
CITY.
Assisting In serving we're Mines STONE.
ncv-t-suN. Walker and Arnc,t other
assistants were Miss Mitchell and Mines
Armstrong. Fleming Estlll. London and
Corr
The Cambridge club 1. the only fed.
..,a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
TO str our vsoerAelts.

Police Captain n punham announced
SATURDAY tina, h- would set out uniom
aud other vegetables IN the police flower
beds None " the Drivers have vet
shown up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
ORGANIZATIONS.

The Trinity HoptH brotherhood will
meet Monday evening ~ the church
where dinner viii be- served ~ $50
o'clock followed BY an interesting pro-
gram
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Pleasures Past.

Mrs, Phil Hall ~ oilton was the honor
guest al an afternoon At auction given
Friday by Mrs. n r. hartman. who en-.
tertsined the members Of Mr.. Hairs
former club. the Duplicate Whist. ana n
few invited guests Mrs Frank O'N.Il
won the favor for hish score. and Mrs
Caleb brooks the consolation. both being
boxes of stationery. Mrs. Hall was prc /.
.ented with q handsome face veil. The
hostess WAS assisted by her daughter.
Mlss Katherine hartman, ana Misc Au.
Eis,s Lecpet In serving . deiec,sble
luncheon. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mrs . A. Ross entertained the mem.
bets NJ the II Y r club Thursday most
pleasantly. assistcd hy Mrs " l. Peck
The afternoon was spent With needle.
work The newt mse'lnE, Arfil g. viii
he with Mrs 4 = Caldwell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mrs Fred pcJkham entertained the
tlnrst Longer club to-day with line
party al the Liberty thoatct Instead ~
the regular meeting Thursday, Refresh.
ments were served later ut down
town tesruom The neNt mccting will
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
At the Card Tables.

Miss blanche ClasGrtt entertained the
neinher- ~ the Alcgrn Amlgns Thursday
substitute hand. Miss ffanccs naldridxr
n Bnnis. Tcsns, and Miss liliian "a.
~sris came In for lunrheun High score
was made by Miss Lawrence I llUtg
Tho club viii NEE, nex, Thursday with
Mr james sharpe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

The rinckney Henderson chapter of
the Daughter. ~ the Republic Of Texas
gave i,s annual hsnus, Friday evening
In the hsnaue, room of the Skltvln Tho
room was decorated profusely with Texas
nss-. and nj intervals between the fern
frondr witch were laid upon the white
cloth ~ the long table WIRE charming
miniature representations Of lakes. where
tiny gold fish played amongst the pond
lilies. and tall sprays Of ionlulls rose
from the center Crystal vases u yellow
roses added 10 the beauty of the hen1ue,
table and the place cards were hand dec.
Grated In Ionauils Mrs. J, n Mcknish,
vas the toastnis,tess. introducing with
many clever remarks the different speak.
er. Mr. John Howard Payne responded
10 Texas Then aud Now" and Mf
W A t.edhe,,er 10 Texas HEROES" Mira
Tom Cowden gave witty toast
''our Husbands Mrs E a McAdao.
sang "juils's Garden" Nv Roger and a.
an encore. when All m. World IL Young.
IAdN by Ne,ins Mt ~ Lund sans
tvo numbers, Tho Trumpclst' and THE
Rosary" Mrs John Howard Payne read
when Company Comes aud rave as
encore an original sketch ~ negro super.
situations Mr. Claude HUI Gang An.
chcred" ard responded 10 encore with
nesro melody. NJ Joe wyne played
several selections and accompanied the
quests who .sns Dixie In closing ,he
evening The neat meeting will he M.
day With Miss iieeh I.edbe,,ef
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Additional guests with the members ui
the Mile q Minute club Thursday wete
Mmes u. J. Binkler, ~ a nuhendc.
~ and Misses Carmen and Ethel Malkei
The afternoon was spent With ncedlewuts
and mus,c b, the hostess The nes,
meeting IN two weeks viii he with Mfs
" l. Hatch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mr. and Mr.. Carl J.. Chambers enter
talned informally at auction Wednesday
evening IN honor " Mr. and Mrs v. J.
paumbsrh tsvots were presented 90
Mrs v. " Galloway. MI W G. Raush-
solh and the honor guests. AZ tho dainty
luncheon. which was served n, the closc
of the game fsyors ~ cortnse bouquets
for the ladies and bou,,ennlcres were
given
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mts James Ford entertained the
Elite Embroidery club Thursday. Mrs
Mary Ford ~ New York city bcing an
additional gucs, n wns decided tn max"
the meeting day Wvdnef Jay hereafter
IN q guessing contest the hvofs Ncfc pre-
scented To Mines l. " Garter and hur-
ton shaffer The remainder of the
afternoon vas spent with fame, wufk.
with luncheon NJ the close Mrs Homer
Mcclure viii entertain the club IN twu
weeks at her hume et sie East Fifth
street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

A pretty home wedding was that Of
Friday evening when Miss Grace Canada
was united IN marriage 10 NJ
Marvin Jackson Holland at the home ~
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. B Canada.
81 $50 West Eighth street The Rev.
Phil c. Baird Of the First Presbyterian
church performed the ceremony In the
presence of a party Of friends and rela-
uves. The house was decorated with Eas-
ier lilies and Killarney rnses Mr, ~
est q. Calhoun played the wedding
march and Mrs John NJ. liill sang he
fore IN. ceremony, "All Mine Alone" ."
Miss Edith Canada, sister of the bride.
In q becoming gown ~ pink taffcth. and
carrying pink roses was IN. maid Of
honor of MIR Eugene H-ck klcbrihk was
tho best man Little Miss Eleanor Irv.
Ing daughter of Mr aud Mrs J. w. lfy-
Ing carried the wedding ring
The bride was fohed in n charming
gown of white tnffcta combined with
Georsette crepe. and Duchess lace. and
her wedding veil fell from ffill which
encirclcd her coiffurc A luncheon was
served IN the dining room following tho
ceremony md Mr. and Mrs Holland Ief,
Tor n short stay IN Little Nock en- route
a. Shreveport, Ls.. where they viii make
their future home. Guests from out Of the
city for the occasion were Mts a. =.
R.ddick of Dallas, Tex, Mr.. n. D.
O'keily ~ Humphrey, Ark. aud Mrs. W.
Evans 81 DanNillc. Arb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mrs samuel " 0loyd entertained In.
formally n, luncheon today The table
was decorated With spring blossoms and
" delectshlc menu served lO Mines
ueotee Spencer. George a. Kerr. n
Hattcll William D. pettec poston Wi.
son, " u Wilkin and hcf sister-in .iav.
Mrs Florence MegrcN Of utcnham.
Tsxss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

", Garrison and ] III Davis High ncot ~
were made by Mines Frank Foln and
snodgrass. Mrs, C. r Lockwood will en-.
tcrtain the club next Thursday
Y y "
Mrs Thomas li Clin was hostess
Thursday IN the COtorie Bridge club
serving deiectsbc luncheon NJ the clos'
OF the game Mrs. George smith made
the high score The club win meet uoxt
rhrrsday with Mrs G. y Gerard
At tho meeting Thursday VI the one
O'Clock Bridge Luncheon club with Mrs
Arthur B. Jones' Mrs. j. ". $ Hutch
ingr made the top score The club will 5a
entertained next Thursday by M"H
James Brundft
MIR and Mrs j j Bale, entertained
| the Progressive wits, club Thursday
evening Mr and Mrs c. NJ. uuerDnrk
snd Mr and Mrs. T. e. Nenon playing
! the substitute hands MW n Mcdonald
and Mr.. Joe Wynne made the top scores
| The next meeting April "a. viii be with
| MIS- = I.alneOr Of 1908 West Eighth
] street
| Mrs Hc~s fiFher had as substitute
with the members Of the Lily md Bridge
,,,I t,',s ''"', -, ".,
,,,,d. ,,o ,t,i - w., ,,r ~ ~ r.''' ,.
,ner ,,n, '',,., a,' "''
vce,,. )"
~. IT., a.,
u'','''., .''n i'a''" an, N'nes' n'u,'
,inn., m ."u %' "o,lcy NcI' "uu'
u"n', u su"sus WIN we member, oi th'
'rruih ur. tu,r... ,a,. an A..
IIotdc,r,n r,,J, ,i,c nt,n go. A..
Ilnrr, e. IIsrreIso, ,',',- -i,,,,at, ~,
--Ilui, pcd E,d,,
n b',l'r lbn'h'"n oi beautiful ap-
p'Un"h.n's "h" gwen Thursday hN Mrs
n"hne,t i"i uio nr'tbefH NJ me
va ,""hS h'ldgc ruh' wan whom sue
,' h'u Mh"s ". = hlhhn' J"hn ~
a. "" ~ r'hhlhs"r' william a. SUI
m,,l """ n,"P l., nc" OF 'hieaso Ihe
,un'"' on t'ple hhd as US central ad'rn.
nl'nt an hn~ter nest "i esEs, snfrounl"l
Nv WY '.lchehr ana rsphliS' AMI min
"'",' '"H''I pafNe,s "i inintS were given
W a." - N"he th' place chrds We
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mfs Mark Smith had n guests with
the sunset club Thufsd.y Mrs n
Smell Of winfield. kan. and Mrs : N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Additional guests with the member. a.
the Thursday Auction club which vas
entertained by Mrs l. a. Jenkins wcie
Mmes. \. u. snodsfsss. Y. =. Finley, u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Tho Five O'Clock tea chsin " Lcntcn
parties have been among the most popu.
lar events ~ the week and while the
lis, oi hos,esee has already reached the
~, hundred mark. II " s,ill steadily In.
cteasins. an every individual NATL and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

The Penelope club will bc entertained
Monday by Mrs. ~ n Thing With q
line party at the Empress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mrs 4. VI Young gave o'clock
luncheon Thursday fof the sterling club
members. the tables being decorated at
ttar,iyciy with Jonauils and snsp.dras
ON. Additional guests ot the occasion
we're the hostess grandmothcf. Mrs n,
e Betty uf Nashville, Tenn, her mother
Mrs 4 \. Oswald Mines Mlllinston
smith, r \ Burdick. " e. Avery, ~
r. Young aud u g Young The temain.
der 81 the afternoon was spent with
nccdlcwork Tho not, meeting IN two
weeks viii be with Mrs W 1. Guifin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

The friends cf Mrs Price psultcn.
whose marriage was an even, n q few
weeks pas,, save her a most pleasant
surprise Thursday In n miscellaneous
shower Hhe wss invited 10 the home II
her parents. Mr., and Mrs q. G. Car.
roll. fcr luncheon. and later on return.
ins home accompanied by two sitl
friends. she found that seventy five
guests sere awaiting her, all laden With
many pretty and useful sits for the new
home. An hour vas spent most happily
In investisstlna the numerous packages.
after which the Hues's served q dainty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Miss Ethel Tice entertained with q &
o'clock dinner Friday evening The color
motif of lavender and yellow was car.
ried out IN the appointments and tho
table was decorated with nlacs Places
were laid for eighteen guests The te
malndcr Of the evening was spent with
games, music and contests
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

A very pretty wedding usherig IN ono
Of Oklahoma Ciy's mprinr brides. WAS
the marriage last evening of Miss Ruth
Evuns Of this cliy and Mr.. Lou Schradcr
Of H. Louis. Mo The ceremony was
performed by the Rev PM g, baird At s
o'clock In the parlors adjoining the pas
tors study AT the First Presbyterian
church.
Following the ceremony, an elaborate
bridal supper was served In one ~ the
private dining rooms Of the Lee Huckins
hotel The table was beautifully deco
nted with Easter lilies, Killarney roses
end u profusion Of sweet peas The guests
were limited to the Intimate friends of
the bridal couple and included Miss Win
ME Evans. Mrs sydney Beacon Of Spring
eeld. Mo. Mrs. NJ b. West. Mr.. and
Nrp. A. -. Easterbrook, Mr.. and Mrs
kssi o'Sulllvan. Miss Mary Brennan. MIR
J. ~ Evans and Mr. Bromwall OF 81
Louis. Mo The bride wore her travelling
dress Of blue serge and an English garden
hat with clusters Of pink roses She car
ried bouquet OF pink roses and lilies
OF the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Schrader
will he at home st S23 West rHahth
street. Oklahoma CITY. after April 10.
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The Cambridge club ~ pimond ~
ceived wednesday af,efhccr a, the home
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Wedding Bells

Miss lima Nichols and MIR Horace G.
Allen both Of ELK Ciiy, Okla. were quiet.
ly married Thursday evening at : O'Clock
~ the homo of the brothrr.i .iu-law and
sister OF the bride Dr aud Mrs NJ "
Roland OF West Twenty second street,
Rev J J.. II Hawkins u the TriniB Bap-
list church performed the ceremony In the
presence Of the relatives and few friends
among whom were Mr and Mrs l..
Gsddis. the latter being ALSO a sisla Of
the bride MIR. and Mrs Allen left che
same evening FOR short visit In Temple.
Texas. before returning to Elk city,
where they viii make their hoInr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mr. and Mrs George Midscley will en-.
tcr'Hin the Evening Bridge chm this
evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mrs G. Jackson entertained Thurs.
day informally NJ luncheon Tor Mr..
John " Fills. who has recently returned
from the Philippines. The remainder Of
the afternoon Was spent with needlevork
aud the guests ~ tho occasion were
Mines ~ Ellis, J T.. Bailey, Edward
Marshall. Fred Boghrdu-. Earl witt, 7.
J. McComb. G. " McClelhnd. stephen
Treadwcll, NJ T. Cotton Of Norman. Okla.
and Miss Martha Avey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Nils Ethlyn johnson returned Friday
evening from pleasant Wilt with
frsnds IN 81 Augustine and Jackson
vile. Fla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Dr. and Mrs a. =. Johannes have
soli their home at isl wefi SiS,eentl
street and will remove The fret ot th'
week 10 the Laird apartments on Tent
and Harvey avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

NJ II o'clock 10 the thirty couples Of
dancers
= y y
Mr. and Mrs " 7 S Hunt entertained
with social evening Friday for the
members Of the Aristonian Debating and
Literary society The house was deco
rated In the club color- Of lavender and
white. with many flowers. Miss Ernes,ine
Bucklin gave piano numbers. and Miss
GLADYS Coates read "EliEa's Summons"
and gave as encore The Railroad Cross
ing" Miss Elizabeth SIN read 'Bingen
ON the Rhine" In cartoon contest
MIR John Lawrence carried of the hon
ors and was presented with piece Of
rtstuHry. Mr.. Leslie McClain receiving
tho consolation. book. A delicious
buftrt supper was served 60 forty guests
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rhvoeirt RECIPES,

Mrs fred y Sutton.
Ill North broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mrs John Handley ~ 40 East Twelfl
street has NJ her guest her lister, Mia
Jennie Boone NJ Ey. Mo
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Mrs T. q newley entertained the ri.
day Auction club yesterday. having also
os guests Mnss. r \ white, " L.
Melton. & Emerich and |. y Hcadlcs
High yorcs were made by Mines Bcadlcs
and Rrn"y Tumcy The high score for
the month was won by Mrs John Shields
Mrs. x. = boss viii entertain the club
next FRIDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

s.. and Mrs samuel HOGAN Nho have
heetkA abe guests of Mr.. and @rs Daniel
Hogan returned this morning 10 their
home In Ctshion. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

Mr. and Mrs Frank Nest returned
Thursday from n three weeks western
trip during which the, visited lns An
gclcs. Catalina. san Hancisco and other
Califotnia points Mfs. A l.. laports
" Ncwkirk is tho Su,st ~ her sister,
Ms He-i Tor u visit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

NJ and Mrs George Fri,eon of Al
Who we're the guests tor a few dsyr o
Judge and Mv G A CGhfaith hav,
returned home.
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Mr. and Mrs g. Dulhney return"t
Friday from months stay IN Hot
SPRING. Ark