The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-16

6OHE Country club was the scene
this afternoon from to y
il o'clock of one OF the most beau
titul and elaborate affairs given
this season when Mrs George Fred
erickson and Mrs John II. Frederick
son received 200 guests in honor OF
Mrs. J. l.. Constant. The reception
rom OF the club was hung with smlax
and other green. Great large bronze
chrysanthemums were used IN proiu-
sion in this room with many palms and
| potted plants banked against the walls
In the dining room yellow chrySanthe
NUNS were used with the smilax and
potted plants. The tea table held an
enormous basket of fruit as a center
piece with sprays OF green surrounding
It. An orchestra. screened with palms
and pottcd plants played throughout the
afternoon The guests were met at the
door by Master Harry Frederickson
and Leland Anderson. In the receiving
line with Mrs George FrcderickSon
handsome in black velvet gown heav-
| lily beaded with white crytal. and Mrs
John II. Frederickson, beautiful in her
gray tulle and silver were Mrs. Goa
slant who wore a beautiful silver lace
and black satin dress veiled in black
net, Mrs. Harry Gray OF Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. l.. w, Critchlow, Mrs. viii S.
Guthrie, Mrs. Frederick J. Bate, Mrs.
George w. England Of Jefferson Bar
racks st. Louis. Mo, and Miss Eleanor
Shelby, Mrs Guthrie, whose wedding
was an interesting event OF last month
wore her wedding gown OF white bro
cade and georgette crepe trimmed elab
orately with passemen,erie Mrs. Gray
was gowned attractively in dark blue
velvet embroidered in silver and Mrs
Critohlow was charming in white taf-
feta and lace. Mrs. Bate was handsome
IN blue taffeta and silver gown. Mrs.
England, the delightful guest of her
sister. Mrs e. N. Barney, wore white
lace trimmed with silver and Miss Shell
by, who has been so made so many
friends since her comr,g, was lovely in
salmon pink taffcta and tulle irocll
with trimmings OF gold and silver.
Mines. Samuel H. Harris, George G.
Kerr. James H. Brownlee. +. F.. Ander-
son, A, J. Bradley. Perry c. Coon Mary
Gunther, Samuel w. Hayes. George B.
Rittenhouse and c. n. Barney received
the guests and ushered them into the
dining room where Mines. David Nc.
kinstry, Perry {. Conn, Phil N. Baird
and Miss Elizabeth Arnold presided
at the tea table, assisted by Mrs. ]. o.
Stevenson, Mrs. David T. Fredericton
and these attractive young girls,
Bland Sohlberg, Adelaide Rose. Eliza
beth and Gertrude Gardner. Virginia
Young, Muriel Bate, Bernice and Mary
Nee, Dorothy and Margaret Hoffman.
Elizabeth Pope. Isabelle Harriss and
Julia Lee Pot,inger
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Mrs, Luther Patton will entertain
informally at bridge tomorrow after
noon in honor Of Mrs, julius Schmid,
OF Muskogee, the guest OF Mrs. Harry
Benson
Philomathea will meet tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2:50 o'clock in the library
After the roll call OF Thanksgiving
customs the lesson on Ireland the
Land of RomanceY will be conducted by
Mrs. w, Z. Harper, assisted BY Mrs
Charles Hoopcs and Mrs. George Lie
Der. Mrs. Hopes will give readings
FROM Oscar Wilde's DE Profundis"
and Mrs, Lieber readings from "The
Happy Prince by the same author.
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Miss Elizabeth Beach Of Lafayette,
Ind, and Miss Christelle Hemphill OF
San Angelo, Tex, were the guests Of
honor at charming informal luncheon
given at ! o'clock today by Miss Mil
dred Elliott. The approaching Thanks
giving season was heralded in the
decorations Of the luncheon table. An
immense yellow pumpkin surrounded
by its blossoms and green vines on
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