The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-11
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lN\Ml at a charming informal buffet |
UUIl luncheon given yesterday Al ! |
q o O'Clock honoring the member, /
oi the Cosmopolitan club The |
guests aside from the club members |
who were all present. were Mrs. T. X /
Mason OF Grand Rapids, Mich. house /
guest Of Mrs. Warren and Mrs & | !
Daugherty, president OF the City Fed.
Grafton of clubs. Autumn flowers and
brilliant sumao Frightened the living
rooms and in the dining room pink
roses were used IN abundance for dec
orations Mrs Warren was assisted in
serving by Mrs George Larlmorr and
Mrs W. T. Long. and after luncheon
followed the regular program ol the
/ day The subject OF the afternoon va,
/ I"OkIahoma It's history, resources, cltic,
and public institutions" Mrs j \
Duncan. the leader for the day, made
an address on the two latter subject,
and Mrs Larimorc spoke ON the his
tory and resources OF the state The
next meeting OF the club will be Octo
bcr 10 at the library.
The first meeting for the year oi
the Daughters OF the American Rcyo.
luton was held this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs T " Williamson, with
Mines. Henry t. Asp, Mary Knapp.
George /. Cooke, II NJ Eastlard, Ada
Lewis Tucker. l. :. Mahan, Ivan l..
Rceier. w. T. Taylor and the Misses
Florence furman, Mary Eastland and
| \. hsnn,lls,N h,e,aus.
The program was in commemora,on
OF the twen,y-sixth birthday annyer.
sary of the D. a Rs In the absence
of Mrs. Joseph Huckins Jr., who had
this paper, Mrs Robert j. d" Carpeu-
ter gave history OF the found
ing and accomplishments OF the
organization since its birth, OC-
,ober II. 1890 Mrs. Frank Mul
key in her talk The Silver Jubi
lee" gave an account OF that wonder
iul meeting which took place IN Me
mortal Continental hall III Washington.
October II l9lS when a wonderful as
semply OF personageS from all over the
union took part III the services. Mrs
Mulkey also spoke OF the point touched
upon by President Wilson on this oc-
casion. that the daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution do not live entirely III
the past. but must take their part today
in the fight for the higher and better
citizenship Of the nation
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gcrson arc eX-
Dected to arrive home tomorrow from
Chicago Mr., and Mrs Gerson are max
ing the trip through in their car.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Myron G.. Chambers
and their little daughter Josephine are
at home temporarily with Mr. and Mrs
C. A. Peyton, $50 West Seventeenth
street
Mr. ! Fred Myer OF Kansas City was
he guest OF friends in Oklahoma City
over the week end
Nr and Mrs Charles Kitchen vii
hanson have arrived in Hannibal Mo,
after their honeymoon tour in their
car and are established in their own
home for the winter Mrs. Williamson
was formerly Miss Winiired Nicolas
sen OF this city.
Mrs. II. II Hoeval left Saturday for
Fort Worth where she joined Mr. Hoe
val to make permanent residence
there.
1.-The meeting OF the Clover Leaf club
has been postponed from Thursday
afternoon to Friday when 1t will nee,
with Mrs. Otis Geers
Miss Lesse McCarty who has been
visiting DR.. r. + Edwards and his
family during the illness OF her sister,
J Mrs. Edwards, leaves tomorrow for
her home in Ennis, Texas. /, is a
great pleasure to the friends of Mrs
Edwards to know that she is practical.
ly recovered and is able to he up and
around again.
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! DR. Leila T.. Andrews will return
tomorrow morning from New York
City where she has been for the past
month doing postgraduate work.
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Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mrs. J. a.
Shuok oi ri Reno were the guests
yesterday and today OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID Eas,land.
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| Miss Marguerite Skirvin left las,
nigh, for Kansas City where she will
J visit for few days before she returns
to New York City On her arrival In
New York Miss Skirvin will begin re-
hearsals for the new play. "Mr. Jack
OIantern Man." put out by the Shu-
berts, in which she will have the lead.
that OF little slum girl IA years OF
age, Mr.. w, b. Skirvin left at the
same time for Harrisburg, Pa, and
will later join his daughters in\ New
York.
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Mrs NJ, J. Burke entertained the
members OF the Auction Coterie club
yesterday afternoon. having as special
guests Mrs. =, Flynn. Miss Lizzie
Burke and Miss Olive Johnson. The
high score OF the afternoon was made
by Mrs. II, J. Roleke. Mrs. Burke
was assisted in serving by Mrs Leo