The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-31

made low score and Mrs Edward f.
DAVIS who cut the consolation Mrs.
Ilghlman was presented with guest
favor. Seventy guests were present.
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An announcement jof much interest
10 their friends iD/Oklahoma City IS
that OF the marriage OF Miss Marjorie
Bruner to Mr.. Harry Maxwell which
was quietly celebrated last evening in
Tulsa a, the home OF the brides sister,
Mrs. W {. Frost Mrs Maxwell IS
quite talented as reader. having been
at the head of the department OF cx-
preston OF, the Musical Art institute
OF this city for two years She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William,
Bruncr OF Mediord. Okla. Mr.. Max.
well is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs A. l..
Maxwell OF this city and is Connected
with the legal department OF the Car
ter Oil company OF Tulsa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell will arrive in Oklahoma
City the first OF the week. where Mrs.
Maxwell will resume her work at the
institute temporarily
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Mooman en-
tcrtaincd informally at dinner Monday
evening in honor of Miss Annette
Cowlcs, having as their guests Mr.
and Mrs Edward X. GAYLORD. Miss
Jessie Hammer, Mr.. Chester Kidd and
DR. Curt Won Wcdel.
DR.. Curt Won Wedcl will entertain
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at the Lee Huckins in honor Of Major
and Mrs. Charles n. Barney. who arc
leaving Friday for Denver TO reside per.
manen,ly
Mrs, Guy 7. Tcmpleton and Mrs
Frank Nelson entertained with
o'clock luncheon and matinee party to-
day IN compliment to Miss Frances
Younkns Of Jackson. Mich. Their
guests were Mines. John 7. Hopkins, !
s, Russell. J Glenn Polhcmus Tom ID
Bruler, Frank Dalbey. w. 8. Cade, Miss
Lena knousc. Miss Bcss Knousc and
Miss Alta Drake
Miss Olive and Miss Lucille Jun,
Harris Of Verdun. Ncb. were the hon.
or guests this afternoon at a matinc,
party given by Miss Rae Malone who's,
guests were Mines. A. {. ScidS. Harr,
Ford. Harry Foster, Aric ID. Fitch. VI
Wolf OF Dexter, n NJ, T, w. McKin
,ie, Darwin f. Malone. Misses Iren,
Moore. Ethel Todd, Susie Green, Ca
mile Sullivan, Florence Wilson, anC
Helen Mcintyre.
Mrs {. A. Schcinle entertained in
! formally this afternoon in honor Of Mrs
NJ. {. Pine OF Washington. d. c. An in
formal program was presented BY Mrs
Ben + Davis and Mrs. ]. A. Cochran
who each gave several readings, an,
Mrs. {. n. Newell, Richard Garret
and Mrs C.. +. Stickley who CAV,
musical numbers. The guests wer,
Mines g. NJ Parker, A. Asher, {. "
| Newell. {. G., Carroll. Frank ID North
up, w. w. Hawkins, {, A, Andrew,
A W. Boyd, J. B. Smith, Frank {
Boasen. Richard Garrett, Harrie
Geary, Lauren Conger Of Topeka, X
Z. Stone OF Texline, Texas II, $
II IcoUicS, Jonn y, flnc, ben Y, DaVlS,
Il a. Cochran, {. +. Stiokley, w, Q
Hereford, c p Hereford of Virginia
! {. /. West Ftgin, J. Frank Rice, VII
\ T Hale,, Mary Allen, w. +. Ashbs
w i. Fightmas,er, A. N. Richards, A
z. Monroney, w N Smith, N. W
Broderson, DR., Andrew Perry, Mr..
Broadwsll Of Webster City Iowa Mrs
Broadwell and Miss Lulu Boasen.
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The Modern Classics club will en,c
upon It's second half Of the years wor
tomorrow morning when Mrs Angelo
Scott will tell how Beatrice. LaurI
Lisa Gioeondo and Vitioria Colonu
have influenced I,aly's art. The sub
iec,s for special consideration AZ
Dan,c's The New Life" peirach
sonnets, the two portraits OF "Mon
Lisa" by Leonardo dc Ninci and N
sonnets VI Michael Angelo, The elu