The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-29
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The lawn iete and garden party which
had been planned by the Oklahoma
City chapter of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, to he given June
II al the home Of Mrs W. +. Taylor
200 West Sixth stree. has been indcfi.
nltcly postponed The series Of benc-
TITS inaugura'ed by the chapter for the
emergency fund for the Oklahoma war
unit has been more than successful, the
public responding mrt generously to
| the call and the ladies are more than
grateful for the encouragement, and sup
port given them IN this effort The
fund will do much toward n,urng ad
dl,Ional comforts and ncccsSaricS for
Our boys" who are giving their all
TO their coun'ry'S call
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Miss Ethel Lchr who has been study
ing violin in Chicago the past winter.
IS now IN Kansas tlly after visiting
friends N Detroit ara Canada She
will 60 this week to Chanute, Kan.
Tor short visit, arriving home about,
June Is.
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Mrs John De Lana and children left
today for their home in RI Reno after
a short visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Marion $. Cootcr, go West Fiji
tccnth street
Miss Elizabeth AmcS Of 4Ol Wcs,
Fourteenth street returned thl, morn
ING from New York CITY where She
spent >cYcraI days with ncr mother. Mrs
lhaflcN T. Nmc, after the close oi the
Merrill school at Manaroncck, \. y.
OF whose graduating class She was A
member. Miss Marian Hilton OF Mount
Vernon, n. w. accompanied Miss .Ames
home and will be her guest through
June. Miss Hilton will be warmly vel
coined by the many friends made on the
occasion Of her visit here last summer.
Mrs. AmcS stopped on her way home
tor a short visit in Chattanooga, Tenn,
arriving home Friday
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The Skiryin Luncheon club was en-
tertained Yesterday by Mrs. K. +. Alex.
andcr, Az West Eighth street, and Mrs.
James ) Armstrong, 425 Fast Twelfth
street, with Mrs ) K Coleman, Mrs !.
I y Coil. Mrs II {. Morse. and Mrs. /
NJ Constant as additional guests Mr..
hal Jones Won the favor OF the after
noon The next meeting OF the club is
June II with Mrs J NJ Gayle OF III
North Central and Mrs Carl Glitsch of
llO4 East Seventh street, as the host
cSScs
The SoroSiS club held called NEE,
ing IN Sorosis hall Yesterday afternoon
Tor the purpose OF determining what
that club should do in the way of Red
cross work during the summer months.
II was decided to buy a $50 liberty bond
as club aside from taking up the
work oi furnishing 100 comfort bags Tor
the troops at Fort sill.
Mrs. Jules Bloch oi PA West Eigh
teenth street, who is visiting her par
en,'. Mr. and Mrs Jules Hirsch in
Houston, will return home the latter
part OF the week
The Stoddard club met Yesterday witt
Mrs. J W UrbanSky, IVA North Shar
/ tel avenue when Mary Antons work,
were further studied. Mrs. Sam Gordor
read her Promised Land The nex
meeting will be announced
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The Oklahoma chapter OF the United
Daughters OF the Coniederacy met YES.
terday in the Carnegie library to discus,
the Red Cross work to be done. Durine
the business meeting election OF officer,
was held. which resulted IN the e-elec
tion of Mrs Norman Nelson as presi.
dent and Mrs. C. A Grcenlees as vic,
president Mrs {. II Henderson wa.
made recording secretary; Mrs Jane,
K Armstrong, corresponding secretary
Mrs A. I. Stanford, treasurer. and Mis-,
Louise prewctt. historian Mrs ". {
Richardson remains still the Custodian
OF the Cross
Mrs. Nelson is sponsor for the chap
ter at the Confederate reunion held il
Washington soon. with Miss Nell anC
Miss Cameo Hough,on as her maids o.
honor, Mrs. Armstrong was appointed
chaperon
The next meeting is June q, the plac,
10 be announced
The Social Embroidery club will NEE
tomorrow with Mrs Charles h. Powell
l2l7 West First street
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