The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30

MIN ildlIN =. MAN returned lnt
first Of the week from Tulsa where she
spent a week with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs A. b Anderson left in
their car yesterday morning for New
York where they will make their iu.
iurc home
The members of the Oklahoma col
ony IN LudingIon Mich. entertained
with picnic Monday before their de
parlurc from that scene Of many pleas
urcS. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
hcorge &. Kerr and daughter. Mar.
garct Mr. and Mrs " $. Bulklcy and
daughter Miss Ruth, Dr. and Mrs Il
NJ Howard, DR. and Mrs Arthur a
VIII, Mr.. and Mrs 4 J. McMahan.
Mrs. George iiredericksou and son.
John, Mrs John FredcrickSon and chill
dren Mrs. MAY {. FinertY, Mrs. K Z
l'lnerty and Misses Miriam and Allcnc
| flnerty
4 Mr., 6. I. Blockc entertained in
formally at luncheon, followed bv card,
/ Yesterday when her gucsE were Mines
/ II J. MatthlcSou. J { Matthieson oi
Clinton, Iowa, and A. + Barrett
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Mrs A &. Parrish and son. Mr. Her.
bert Parrish will leave the first OF
next week for two weeks outing in
Sulphur
Mr. and Mrs John u Appleby. for
mcrIy OF Hobart, have arrived in Okla
/ homa City to make their future home
hey are now at the Skryin hotel but
after September 5 they will be a, home
to their friends at 8D2i, West Eighth
street
The meeting Of the Linwood club
planned for tomorrow has been post
poned until September 7 when /, will
be IN the home OF Mrs T.. II. Dudley.
Jl5l West Twentieth street
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Mr. and Mrs Robert T Stuart, who
occupied the O b Kcc home during
the summer months. have taken apart.
mentS in the Lcc-lIuckins hotel for
ths winter season. Miss Dorothy Cray
croft will join them this evening for
a few days visit with Misses Neil and
irma Mcklbbcn., who are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
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Mr. and Mrs William Robinson ot
1905 West Thirteenth street, announce
the birth yesterday Of daughter
whom they have named Kathryne.
Rev and Mrs. ] D. Catlin returned
Yesterday from two weeks visit
with relatives in Canadian, Okla.
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Mr. and Mrs. ! ?. Martin. who have
spent the summer in Colorado Springs
and Manltou, are expected TO return
about September 10
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Mines, Harry +. Benson, O. r. Kee
and NJ. b, Leonard gathered in the
home OF Mrs. Luther Patton Yesterday
Tor an informal afternoon Of bridge.
Mrs g. f. Massey and daughter
Elizabeth, who were expected home the
last Of this week, are detained in ST
Louis by the serious illness of Mrs.
Massey's father, Mr. Brown
Captain and Mrs. ]. w Newton mo-
tored to Guthrie his\m1rYng for a
few days visit with rel3tftes
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Hart and daugh
ter, Allene, who joined a party in Guth,
rie few weeks ago to motor to Colo
RADIO, are now i'll Cheyenne, Wyo., and
will visit Estes Park before retprn
ing to Oklahoma City
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Edward How'd Cooke IT,, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Edward II. Cooke, returned
Monday from Culver, Ind, where he
spent eight weeks in the School OF
| of Woodcrait Among the many inter.
es,ng things connected with the school
were the lectures by Mr.. Eafncs,
Thompson Seaton and the informal
campfire talks given by Mr.. Dillon
Wallace, the noted Labrador explorer
Edward visited his sister, Mrs Walter
d. Caldwell in kenosha, Wis, on the
return trip,
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Miss Ruth Kerr Johnson will leave
Friday for Dallas where she will en-.
ter Miss Hockadays school for
girls.
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Mr.. Edgar NJ. Cook and Miss Pauline
Roberts will 60 to III Reno tomorrow
where they will take part in bene-
iit concert to be given tomorrow eve
ming
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Mrs. A. X. Dawson of Tulsa ar.
rived this morning for a visit with her