The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-16

The members Of Chapter &C, +. +.
o., were entertained with beautifully
appointed Christmas luncheon given
by Mrs S. A. V. Howell 4 minia-
turc Christmas tree stood in the center
OF the luncheon table, hung with many
attractive individual guest iayors, Tiny
Christmas trees formed the place
cards. Special guests OF the OCCASION
were Mrs Frank Butler Mrs. Jones OF
Los Angeles Mrs. II B. Collins and
Mrs. J NJ. McElhinncy The Christ
mas program conducted by Mrs.
Ernest lie Compte, was opened by Mrs.
NJ d, Fezlcr, who read an original
Christmas story. A poem hy Mrs J.
b Slaughter was followed by several
solo numbers by Mrs J. N Gayle and
L. b. Gon Mrs Howell was assisted
by Mrs. p " Strieby The next meet
ing will be after the holidays and will
be announced
Mrs B. \. McMullcn was hostess to
the Clover Leaf club Yesterday having
as additional guests, Mrs. A. J. Fores-
man and Miss Florence McMulen. The
special feature OF the afternoon was
the opening OF the Christmas gilt box
The club will have It's Christmas tree
for the children OF the Proyidcnt asso-
cation day nursery some time the lat.
ter part OF next week. The regular
meeting OF the club will be December
y, at the home OF Mrs +. A Mush-
rush
The United Commercial Travellers
will give large banquet this evening
at 3 o'clock at the banquet rooms OF
ST luke's Methodist church Mr. G..
B Finch, senior counsellor. will preside
and an interesting program will be pre-
Scntcd
Mr. and Mrs A T. WnanS and two
children of Fort Cobb. Okla. will ar
rive next week to be the guests over
Christmas OF Mr. and Mrs. 5. A. V.
Howell
Mr. and Mrs {. W HcnlrickSon of
Ncwalla, Okla, are expected To come
next week to spend the holidays with
their son, Mr. Cal W. Hcndrickson. and
Mrs HendrickSon
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Miss Corinn6Asrccdng Is mp from
Norman to spend the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. { u. Breed
ing Mrs. Breeding will have as their
guests for the holiday season their sons.
Mr. Homer Breeding oi Shamrock and
Mr. Butord Breeding and Mrs Breed
ing oi Woodward
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The ElkS annual charity ball Thurs
day evening opened with brillancy the
Christmas carnival which will be held
all this week IN the lodge residence.
The Christmas spirit with rs bright
holly its mlstlclor and scarlet bells
made the hall a scene oi much beauty
and interest Over 800 guests Assem-.
blcd To participate m the festivities
which were opened at . o'clock by the
grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
O. Nunderllch. Those assisting in
Nluu'u MtNNlN. ana Mines, NunderliCh.
Erwin .. Bittner, W. S. McA,ee, GileI
farris, {, W Wakefield. Miss lose.
phlnc Flanagan, Miss Emily !. Hanson.
Miss Marie Reayins, Mr.. Upton Roy
ers, Mr.. /. NJ Hanson and MIR George
Flanagan
The carnival will be open every af
ternoon aud evening and will have
aside from the various booths and d,,
PLAYS ot interest free vaudeville every
evening
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Miss BeSs Wcstcou wen, 10 Norman
this afternoon to attend the Sigma M
dance this evening.
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The Sigma Chi and Beta Theta p,
tra,erni,ieS are giving dance, this eve
ming at the chapter houses in Norman
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Mr and Mr., Russell G. Lowe will
entertain with large house party ior
Christmas which will include the dit.