The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

Clarke, Mrs John A. Cochran Of Kan
SaS City, Mrs James d Dunlop and
Mrs. Orrin Lea Harrison Of Dallas.
Mrs. Walter C. Short. Mrs. Mary\A
MoBcth and Mrs. Charles T.. Zion OF
New York, Mrs. S. {. Butts, Mrs. Mary
Beatrice Robinson OF New York Mrs.
Harriet Dunn Bentley, Mrs. Charles W
Mason, Misses Amy Brooks, Edith Mil
Ter, E,hclyn Johnson Helen Gloyd.
Ethel Lehr Margaret Pet,ec, Blanche
Claggctt, Bess Wes,cott, Anna knight,
Mary Pcddicord Mildred Daley. Dor
o,hy Craycroit, Laura Graves, Vivian
Cooter and Neva Rogers OF Norman
Dr. George D. Mclean. DR. Curt Won
Wcdcl, Mcssrs William K. Craycroil
Alber, NJ. Lehr jr, Chester Kidd
Henry K. Hoffman. Frank Scheincr
'. +. MclnniS. Harold Halsell Jack
Spencer, Jack UpShcr Oscar Dietz, Al.
len Brooks, J.. l.. Bryan, Ben Allen
AmeS, Ray Smiser. Frank N. Watson
Gus Corder, Eugene Wilmington. K
w. Stlnson, Lawrence /. Oakes. Franci,
knight, Charles Scruggs, Paul Cootcr
I'd Dreier and S. /, Brutsche
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An item OF interest in Oklahoma
City TO musical circles especially i,
that Mr. Richard Durett OF New Norl
City will come shortly to assume tn,
dictatorship OF the Oklahoma chorus
formerly under the leadership OF Mr.
Rowland ID, Williams. Mr.. Durctt il
well known here, being former resi-
dent and on the occasion OF his las
visit here last spring, as the guest o
Mrs. NJ, A, Chapman, gave numbe
OF charming informal musicales. Sine,
going cas-, he has been active in oper;
and concert work and for the last yea
has been connected with John w. Froth
ingham, the music philanthropiSt n
was the devoted friend and pupil o
Mr.. Williams in Fort Worth, previou
to the latter'S removal 10 this city an,
the two had contemplated partner
ship, as It were musically. here in tn
near future, So Mr.. Durc,t comes /
Oklahoma City with the intentions O
carrying on Mr.. Williams work an
plans. He will be accompanied by hi
wife who is violinist of much talen
and who will be quite an addition 4,
Oklahoma City socially and musicall,
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Mrs, Thomas +. Braniif returne
yesterday morning from an extende
visit with her parents in Nevada, Nc
Mrs NJ B. Armstrong, her daughter
Lucille and little son, John Stuart, lei
this morning for Long Beach, Cal
for an indefinite stay for the benefit c
the health Of John Stuart
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Churchill hay
returned from ten days visit in Kar
sas City.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l.. Crowther wi
entertain informally at dinner this ev,
ming in honor OF Miss Norah Moriar,
Of Quincy, III,
The Young Girls Bridge club IN,
yesterday with Miss Mary Harrah AZ
di,ional guests OF the afternoon we,
Misses Helen Harris, Laura Grave
Dorothy Stone, Alberta Herold, Jam
S,uar, and Temple Highley Mi,
Beatrice Clark, who will entertain n
club next week, made the high clr
score Miss Herold was presented vii
the guest favor
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Mrs. Frank Noopes entertained Il
Kilkare club yesterday, the high SEQ,
being made BY Mrs Allen NJ Stree
Mrs Raymond p Locke will be ho
tess 10 the club Wednesday.
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Mrs. 4. c, Thorne entertained II
members OF the Pleasan, Hour club
o'clock luncheon yesterday, there b,
ing no special guests The club wi
meet in two weeks with Mrs S.
Maxwell.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bird,
club was entertained yesterday by Mr.
II. A. Lewinsohn. The high scor
| were made by Mrs. S. X. Bernstein al
Miss Bertha Levy The club will me
mex, week with Mrs. Eli d. Bern,,ei
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The Neighborhood club me, yes,e
day with Mrs. Allen A. Maxfield, wi