The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-01
Here Is Prettiest
Girl in Newport

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Miss Roberta willard.
Miss Roberta Willard of Newport
K. J., was acclaimed by general consent
/ the most beautiful woman in that So
clety resort during the season Just clos
ing She won first prize for beauty in
a charity bazar, and another prize for
the most striking costume at another
affair In the latter she was attircd
as Hula Hula girl than which there
are few that affect more scanty attire
Burgess Purdom and their children
Charles and Eva Louise Mr. Charles
p. Walker OF RI Paso arrived last eve
ming to visit his mother Mrs Walker
for several days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bleakmorc
had as their dinner guests yesterday
Mr and Mrs Grant Stanley and Miss
Blanche Stanley
The Alpha Theta group OF the A.
and NJ. college al Saltwater, who are
petitioning the Kappa Alpha Theta
socorlty, gave a banquet for their alum
nae at the Savoy at 3 o'clock yesterday
evening having as their guests a mum
Der OF Kappa Alpha Thetas who are
in the city over the weekend, Thirty
eight guests were present
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DR.. and Mrs. +. G. Wilson had as
their guests for Thanksgiving dinner
yesterday and the football game after
ward, Mrs Gala butcher Long and
little son, Miss Dorothy Wilson Mr.
Robert Howard Of Tulsa and Mr.. +.
{. Wilson jr,
The football game of Yesterday
brought its usual large number Of root
ers to the side lines. The girls OF the
university are quite as enthusiastic as
the men and a number of line parties
were formed to cheer the "Sooners" on
to victory. One enthusiastic party was
composed Of Misses Ruth Thompson,
Margaret Archdeacon, Ruth Ann Tol-
bert, Grace and Ruth Williams, Vir-
gina Tolbert Ruth Brc,ch. Luella
Bretch, Helen and Marion Brooks of
Shawnee, Adelinc Moore. Margaret
Bate, Evaline Atwood, Ella Mansfield
Georgia Shut and Alice Hurley.
Another party OF rooters included
DR.. and Mrs Cyril F. Clymer Mr.. and
Mrs O. n Daley, Miss Anna Knight.
Miss Olga Hale of Wichita and Mr..
+. +. Westervelt
Mr. John Fleischman went 10 Kan
sas City Tuesday to be present at the
Missouri-kansas game there yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Gothold. Mrs.
{. o. Thompson of Norman, Miss
Norma Thompson of Chickasha and
Mr. h. NJ Thompson were dinner
guests yesterday OF Mr. and Mrs. {. b.
Crabbe. A theater party in the eve
ming followed dinner.
The Oklahoma Authors club met
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Claude Nowlin Criticism
was the division of the program lead
by Mrs. Eugene Arnett Mrs. ]. p.
White read a paper on Diction. The
second episode of the Progressive
Story was given by Mrs. p. s. Hillman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Neil have as
their guest for the weekend Miss Pearl
Blubaugh Of Morris, Okla.
The Social Embroidery club met
Wednesday with Mrs. ]. w. Merritt.
Additional guests of the afternoon
were Mines. NJ. 6. Hart, NJ. Cornelius,
J. w Randall, J. s. Stathman, Walter
Baetic and C. Calvin of Los Angeles.
1t was decided to postpone all meetings
of the club until after the holidays
when the next hostess will be an
nounced. er .n-..
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Quorollo en-
tertained at Thanksgiving dinner yes
tcrday Mrs John Wand, the Misses
He,tye, Eda and Virginia Wand, Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Shaver, the Misses
Carlyn Irene and Lillian Shaver and
Mr. Hollis Phillips.