The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-12

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Frank Wilson and Mrs !. NJ Bass and
Miss Katherine Iartman and Miss
katherine Nash aided in the courtesics
OF the afternoon The high ,corc IA
vors were won by Mrs " G. \ lonte
and Mrs Frank {. O'Ncil. while the
guests at each table cut for a charming
basket made OF green and white candy
filled with bonbons Scycnty-fiyc
guests were invited
Il
Solemn and impressive tp great dc
gree was the meeting yesterday OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
at the home OF Mr., Albert NJ Lehr, I
91h West Seventeenth street, with
Mines. Charles McGauphcy George +
Woodward, Frederick n Meek. II II
Cloudman. Alice Lincoln White ! NJ
Hill, +. B Jeffrey. Earl II Shelley
and n d Newman as the assisting
hoStesscS
The reception rooms were decorated
with a wealth Of American flags and in
the dining room where tea va, served
informally during the >oClnl hour ,hr
table held a large ccnterplcoc OF red,
white and blue flowers
The principal feature OF the after
noon was a talk by Dr. Floyd J 30
lend who told OF the experiences and
conditions OF border duty and advised
how the chapter could best help the
Oklahoma City army unit II was yo,-
ed to assist the entire unit. including
the Field hospital corps Troop r
Company NJ OF the infantry and the
band The fund for this received
good start yesterday by the donation
OF 500 by the local theatrical aSSo-
citation Each member OF the chapter
pledged herself to give a dollar and
bring dollar to this fund With a
membership OF lao this viii be great
help A committee was appointed in
Guiding Mrs. Thomas g Chambers
Mrs Frank l. Mulkey and Miss Edith
Allen Phelps to send magazines TO the
sailors ON the | 5. s. Oklahoma A
French baby was also adopted by
tho chsn'"- Mrs Whit a. appoint
ed the local representative on the naval
defense board An informal musical
program was given by Miss Helen
Aspaugh who sang II Know (SproSO,
and Woodland Voices" Godfrey
Mrs. Emn9tt Merry nFfe a short talk
on Americas forts The informal pro-
gram was concluded by the ensemble
singing of The Star Spangled Ban
ner." Special guests Yesterday we're
Miss Edith Allen Phelps who is here
/ for few weeks from Wichita and Mrs
George Thorpe, the D. a r. Regent
Of the Al,us. Okla. ehaptcr
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Mrs. I. K Kemp OF Tulsa Is the
I guest for Jew days OF Mr. and Mrs.
r Harry NJ. Platt, 5NH West Tenth
+ street
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Mrs, george hofpe' VINO vas tne
7 w Williamson, 40 West Thirteenth
this morning
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fung I" additional guests. The high
scores were made by Mrs. .tted J i.aS-
6y and Mrs J. v Datden OF 40 East
club April . with a | o'clock lunch
con at the Skirvin hotel.
Mrs. James l.. Melton, SSlO West
Eleventh street was hostess To- the
tn'e Embroidery club Yesterday Tor !
o'clock luncheon. Mrs. \. L. Ayers be
ing special guest. he contest Ia
vors were presented to Mrs. tatl Car
NJ l.. Shafiet. Az North Stiles ave
nue., will entertain the club April q.
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