The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-01

ms ilanccc's request and the ceremony
was performed Immediately.
/ The Fair Park Embroidery club met
Yesterday afternoon with Mrs i. T..
Pulley vino had as additional guests
Mines \ ) llamlcy ot PaulS Valley.
!. !. Carter OF Dallas, { A. liootcn.
Emma Pond and Miss Ella Gcnncttc
Cochran Of Pcarsall. Texas During
the business session II was decided ,u
change the name OF the club 10 ply the
Needle club In the guessing contest
ihc favor vas won by Mrs Thomas y.
GIL and the hostess was presented
with the club plate Mrs \ NJ Pul
lev assisted the hostess IN entertain
ing he next meeting of the club will
be September IA with Mrs \. NJ. Pull
lev OF ln2l North Broadway
4 z T.
Miss MelroSc Brown returned last
night from MuSkogcc where she has
been the guest of Miss Martha Kelley
for month and where she was the re-
ciplcnt OF many delightful social cour-
teSlcN.
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Chief Justice Matthew Kane and
Mrs Kane will leave tomorrow for II
Scott and Bronson, Kan, where their
children, Matthew John it,. and Ka,h-
lcen, have been visiting their grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kane
since the last of June They will re.
turn in a fortnight,
Mrs. Carl l. Bonnet entertained the
members OF the Old Colony club ycstcr.
day afternoon having as specia guests
Mines Earl +. Campbell and d. W
Washburn The high score was made
by Mrs II e. Martin and each club
member and CUES, was presented with A
souvenir from Washington. Mrs Mar
I'm gave several piano numbers after
the luncchou Mrs Fred f. Forgey
will he the hostess oi the next meet
ing, September IL
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he usual evening entertainment viii
be dispensed with tomorrow al the
Country club and At the afternoon card
party Mrs Russell G.. Lowe and Mrs
John NJ Noble viii be the hostesses.
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick was hos
tess OF Yesterdays meeting OF the Ale.
gre NmlgaS club, having as additional
guests Mines & Edgar Honnold d |
Neville Jones Misses Fannie Waiting
ton and Lucia Carr OF San Antonio !
The high score favor was won by Miss |
Carr The club will meet mex, Thurs.
day the name OF the hostess 10 be an.
nounccd later.
Miss Lucia Carr of San Antonio. who
has spent the summer with Miss Fan. /
me Warrington, will leave for her home
tomorrow
The first recital OF the season will
be given Tuesday evening. September
,, when the Musical Art institute will
present MIR Edgar NJ Cooke, dramatic
.enor and the new head OF the vocal
department., IN a well selected program
with Miss Pauline Roberts as accom-.
,anlSt More than usual interest will
attend the presentation OF the num-
'er, u Am Thy Harp" by Mrs. Halle
coke Caldwell, an Oklahoma CITY =
OF marked talent. The pro.
gram follows
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. thG star o., 49,. James u Rogers
'OnawnN Awake Beloved" ,......,.,, Il
''''tt'',.....,.'..., Colorldgo Taylor I
iypsy songs
q III VIE Mcln Trangel" {
B. Rein Gestlmmt Die Salten" ,
G, In Dem Lelnen klcidc" h
'st'sst sssssst.,.,ss...... Dvurak
My Hear, sings ''l..... IT, c. cham,nsac
'iSss%,"na. "Liebc,l,ed Ia%Srd fro% .bis bis9r
"'''"'' ''''''"iv' Richard Wagner 4
! Am Thy l,arp" Halle Cookie c sldwell
Can'os Lament." from "PsglIaccl'
n
Miss Winiired Winter will leave the h
IrIN oi next week for Columbia. Mo. c
'hote she will enter her senior year in o
Ne University of Columbia. {
n ~ a
MI, Claude Nowlin will return Sun.
nv from Chicago where he is attend. d
" the meeting OF the American Bar
ssotia'ion. o
Mrs, Claude Nowln returned g
'ednesday from San Antonio and a
eishborine towns where she has spent ii
'e summer visiting friends and rela. n
vess She was accompanied home by Ii