The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-28

| DaVis OF new YORK.
of Monsieur Rene Viviani minister OF
! Justice of the republic of France.
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Mrs. John II. Frederickson. S2S
West Seventeenth street, and two chill
dren, Myra and John, jr., leave tomor-
row evening for New Orleans to visit
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Shell
by. Mrs. Frederickson will go also to
San Antonio to join Mr. Frederickson,
who is there temporarily on large
contract for the United States govern
ment at the training camp at Leon
Springs. Miss Ada Turner OF Mem
phis. who has been visiting Mrs. Fred
erickson, will accompany her as far as
Memphis.
Mrs. E. Y. Scmplc and two little
daughters. Marion and Virginia, will
J leave Wednesday morning in their car
for a three weeks visit in Coalgate and
McAlester Miss Regina Mayer OF Coal
gate, will come tomorrow to make the
trip through with her aunt.
Mrs. Frank Harrah, Miss Mary Har-
rah and Mr. Cal Harrah, OF COL West
Thirteenth street. who are visiting in
different parts of Illinois, will return
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Whitten OF
42JH West Park Place, will entertain
the Saturday Evening Bridge club this
week.
| Mrs. Tyler T. Wales. 423 West Park
Place, went to McAlester Saturday for
a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thornton
Moseley and their little daughter, Dor
othy Moseley, came over Saturday from
Chickasha to spend the weekend with
! their daughter, Mrs. Lawrence T. Volr
and Mr.. Volr, 10 Dale avenue.
The Saturday Evening club met last
week with Mr.. and Mrs c. r ingalls,
l20 East Seventh street. with Mr. and
Mrs. George |. Gilbert, Mrs B. f
hartman and Mrs. d. o. Dougherty as
additional guests. Mrs. Ingalls, and
Mr.. Frank Finch made the high score
The club will be entertained this week
by Mr.. and Mrs. Byron d. Shear, 23l
West Tenth street.
\
The gentlemen Of the Jolly Dozer
Dinner club entertained the ladies with
a banquet at the Skrvin hotel Saturda,
evening, after which they adjourned 4
the home Of DR.. and Mrs NJ. NJ, Roland
l22O West Twenty-second street fol
bridge. Each lady was presented with
a handsome favor as this was the fina
gathering Of the club until the open
ing Of the fall season.
The U. s. club met Saturday after
noon with Mrs. l.. ]. Barton, S2l Eas
Fourth street. Mrs. Fred Ptak and Mrs
n. Hirsch being special guests. Th'
high scores were made by Mrs. Jerr,
r. Marker and Mrs. Hirsch. Mrs, r
l.. Carpenter, S2o West Twenty-thir,
street, will entertain the club in tw'
weeks.
Mrs. r. N. McMullen and little son
Gayle, Of 2S0J Classen boulevard, leay'
Friday for a six weeks visit in Battl
Creek, Flint and Detroit, Mich, afte
which they 20 to Glacier Park, Mont
to spend the remainder OF the summe
with Mrs. McMullens mother, Mrs. M
J. Bigger
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Edwards Of $40
l Ciassen boulevard. and their family ar
leaving in their car Wednesday for Col
oradc, where they will spend the sum
mer.
: Mrs. A. +. Hart OF 1917 North West
ern avenue, leaves Sunday for a month
\ visit in Topeka and Kansas City.
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II Mrs. Josephine Wissman Of @0s Ess
Tenth street, will present a number o
her pupils In a piano and voice recits
II Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in IN
st. Johns Methodist church at Twelft
street and Ceary avenue. Those par
ticipating are Mary Jane Hare, Vlr
| ginia Dicken, James Chenoweth, vii
liam Vance, Allene Hurry, Carol Stick
J ley, Marguerite Wilson. Cecil Callar
: man, Helen Dunn, Hazel Howard, Syl
:, via Mcdaniel, Dolly Mcdaniel, Paulin
| Cary, Margie Holden, Vera Wood. En-
ilie Lindsay, Lucille Lindsay, Car,
Taylor, lla Verne Fouts and lren
West
III The christening ceremony for Ray
mond Theodore Mayhall, the little so
OF Mr., and Mrs. Carl l.. Mayhali Of Tu
"a, was performed yesterday morning I
10 o'clock in the chapel at St. Anthony
hospital by the Reverend Father Al
/ aeini of Maruxills Mn MIN had nll