The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell B. Halliburton.
who were TO have left for New York
yesterday postponed their departure
until tomorrow They expect TO be
away fortnight
Miss Katherine hartman entertained
Miss Ethel Carleton and Miss Pauline
Garrison at luncheon today preceding
the theater party given this afternoon
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Miss Carleton.
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Mrs Marion parr entertained a few
friends with bridge yesterday after
noon in compliment, to her houscguc,t
Mrs William IinScott Hall Of Meal
ester Mrs a W Clark won the high
score favor. box of stationery and
the honor guest was presented with a
pretty collar and cuff set Those en-.
'erta,ned hy Mr., parr wer. Mines.
K Alex Wells, Fay Thompson + l.
Hill A. w Clark, Margaret Mutchler
A. r. Armstrong and J l. Shank
MSr George w Knox and children.
Miss Billie and Master George re
turned yesterday evening from Lake
Minnetonka MINI. where they have
been since the last week m June
Miss Marjorie Spaudlng kept open
house Tuesday evening in compliment
to Miss Ethel Carleton Of Arkansas
City and Miss Marccllc Darling. who
arrived that evening from Bessie.
okla for visit with friends Miss
Spaulding was assisted in entertaining
by Miss Mildred DALEY and during the
evening more than fifty friends called
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Mrs w. w Wilkins and Miss Ber-
shie B. Lowe OF Brennan, Texas. ar
rived yesterday for an extended visit
with the families Of DR. and Mrs K. II
WiIkn and J l.. WilkIn
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The members OF the Thursday Tea
club entertained their husbands with
a watermelon feast and swimming
pay I"S ii'.s itv,'ns ~ '."' ','
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Mrs ] C. Spivey entertained infor
mally at dinner last evening in com
pliment to Miss Margharita Beaver OF
Lawton and Miss Marguerite Blbb OF
Tulsa Miss Beaver will return to her
home tomorrow morning and Miss Bib
will leave for her home SUNDAY morn
ing when she will he accompanied by
Miss nellie {. Dcnham, who will re
main in Tulsa for a weeks visit
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childrens party Monday afternoon il
honor of the fifth birthday anniyersar,
of her little son. Charles Games on
the lawn were followed by refresh
ments. the chief attraction being tn,
birthday cake with its five hurnine
candles. Those entertained were Mar
pueritc QUAY. Marguerite and Mar,
Crittenden. Margaret birmingham
Aileen Aiken. Corinne Myall. MuricI
Case. Nalle Io Mawkins, Roger and
Bud Dent and Mitchell Robinson
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