The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-02
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IN given last nigh, in Euclid hall
by the Lotus club. whose
dances are anticipated with the same
great pleasure that Is realized with the
occasion A special plquaucy was add
Ell o. lhl, particular affair by the Leap
Year" feature, which was taken thor
ough advantage OF by those member,
OF the fair sex present, and greatly en-
Joycd by the gentlemen, who last nigh
graciouslN placed the burden Of favor
ON the iair shoulders ui the ladies The
bright holiday decorations and the
beautiful and many culorcd gowns en-
hanccd the hrllianCy of the scene. At.
tractlvc brown wicker baskets OF pom
ScttaS tied with crimson SATIN ribbon
each containing supper tor two, were
presented to the ladies at about II W
o'clock, in which were found certain
number by which the various supper
partners were selected The discovery
OF these fortunate partner, was the
source OF much fun and enjoyment The
hosts and hoSte>ScS Of the evening were
Mr and Mrs Jason { Clark, Mr. and
Mrs Edward II Cooke Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence + Bennett Mr and Mrs
Thomas + Bramii Mr. and Mr., Wal
ter { Dean and Mr. and Mrs Jane,
\ DodSon 4 large number oi guest,
were present including Mr and Mrs
George l. Cooke, Mr. and Mr, Car,
J. Mayhall. Mr and Mrs Sanford T.
Brooks Mr and Mrs Frank Il Lucas,
Mr. and Mr, T. L Sparrow, Mr. AMI
Mrs Kent Shar,cl oi RI Reno, Mr. and
Mrs Carleton Grccuman. Miss Mamie
Waldr0u, Mr. Douald II llou,cmau,
Mr. + y Mills and Mr. Howard Flgp
Mrs Carl l.. Mayhall gave very
charming informal luncheon today at /
o'clock houorlug Miss Elizabeth Beach
OF Lafayette Ind, the guest OF Mis-,
Gencllc Halle, having as her guests
Mr., ! con W iIwckluS, Mrs Joseph J..
RumSey Mss Eleanor Shelby and Mis-,
Halle
Mr. AMI MIR, Harry T. Waldron had
a. their dinner guest, last night pre-
ccdug the Lotus club dance Mt and
Mrs Weaver Jordan Mr and Mr.,
Carleton Gfccnmau and Mr and Mr.,
Carl l.. Mayhall
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Mrs " O lIul,cy entertained with
an informal tea this afternoon from )
to O'Clock III honor ot her mother.
Mr., Jennie B Carter OF Columbia, Mo
and Mrs William II. Bailey The lry-
ing rooms were beautiful with pro.
fusion OF red chrysanthcmum, and in
the dining room deep red roses added
to the attraCtiycncSS ot the decorations.
The guests were received at the door
by little Misses Helen Mari Woodward
and Maxine Bcntly. Mrs HulSey was
assisted by Mrs John Nicely and Mrs.
K, +. l. Hit. In the dining room Mise
Katherine Hale and Miss Helen Led
better poured tea assisted by Misses
Norrine Randall, Dorothy Fuller, Mary
Haley and Martha Coll About $50
guests were received during the after
noon.
Miss Gertrude West was hostess at
all informal | o'clock luncheon today
having as her guests Mrs. W. F. Hud
son, Miss BcSS Hudson, Mrs X, u
West, Mrs Norman Bishop Mrs Fred
l., Coombs, Mrs. H. {. McCracken
Mrs {. A. Bruner Mrs Jennie b Car
ter Of Columbia, Mo, and Miss Julict,t
Hunt Of Tulsa The table decorations
were yellow chrySan,hcmums and the
appointments oi the luncheon were car
ried out in yellow After luncheon an
impromptu musical program was given
by Miss Hudson
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Mr. Paul Bennett who has been for
the past few months with the cavalry
Of Oklahoma National guard on the
border will return tomorrow on a
months iurlough