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

musical talent, is an item concerning
Miss Ethel Lehr, the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Albert NJ. Lehr OF go West
Seventeenth street, who has been in Chi
cago All winter studying violin with
frtdcrlk ircderikS.
Thursday evening Miss Lchr gave the
program before tkc Womens Evening
club OF Chicago, an organization which
monthly gives rccitalS by the variou,
artists of that city Miss Irhr was as.
sisted by Minis Marguerite I,imine of De
rolt conirolto, who gave several group,
oi songs. This was a great compliment
for Miss Lehr and is a source OF pleas
urc and satisfaction TO those interested
m her musical development Miss .chr
leaves Chicago May l5 for Detroit.
where she will visit Miss l,imine ior
several weeks, going later 10 Ann Ar
bor tor visit On her way home she will
stop for some time in Chanutc. Kan.
where She will be the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs +. F. Burris.
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Mr. and Mrs l.. G. fowler Of ll27
West Twenty third street. gave an in.
formal dinner last evening honurlug MIR.
Joseph Sweeney who leaves Monday for
New York Their guests were Mi and
Mrs. A. B Snodgrass, Miss Amuc
SnodgrasS Miss Muricl fowler and Mr..
Charles Snodgra,S.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hawkins Of l2S
West Ninth street, announce the mar
rage of their daughter, GLADYS. 10 MIR
Clarence o Suulirank. which wa,
quietly celebrated al their home Thurs.
day evening at q o'clock The Reverend
II L. Van Horn read the marriage VOWS
M the presence ni only the member, ul
the immediate families The bride wore
an attractive gown ui white crepe de
chine and clrricd a bridal bouquet OF
brides roses and lilies oi the valley. Miss
Hawkins was for several years kinder
garten teacher in the Washington
school Mr. Sunalrauk IS the son ui Mir
and Mrs L, e.. Suuairank ol Ncllyillc
AK, and !, associated with Aetna Fire
Insurance company ui this Cltv MIR
and Mrs Sunairauk will be a, home FOR
several months with Mr.. and Mrs. Haw.
kins.
The Saturday Evening Dancing club
will dance this evening in Duunely
Reid halt
Mr., G W Durand and Mrs w. II
Churchill OF olS las, fluh street. en-
tcrtained the Friday Rose Bridge clul
most delightfully."- at o'clock luncheon
YESTERDAY The luncheon table, held a,
their central decoration, large crystal
baskets filled with white and lavender
daisies the daisy motif being Carried in
the other details and appointment ui the
luncheon Mrs X Alex Wells. Mrs
lloll, Guy Oliver Mrs. Charles r.
Scott Mr., ltby h padellord. Mrs. Rob
eft Garland oi Dallas. Mrs. II =. Pee.
blcs, Mr., ROYAL W Carson and Miss
Kathleen Young were additional guests.
Mrs, PEBBLES received the guest favor.
the high score iur the club being made
b, Mrs Sigmond Goldstein. Mrs. !
NJ Condi, and Mrs George =. Mehl will
entertain the club May IL, the place to
be announced laer
Fhllomathca met Yesterday at the
home OF Mrs Aldcn II. Nusr. 400 West
Sixteenth street There was no lesson.
the time being devoted TO the hearing of
reports oi officers The club decided
10 take mp the Red Cross work IN con
junction with the n. A. RS. IN this
manner. securing pore systematic and
beneficial results. A committee com
posed oi Mrs Vosc. Mrs. W T. Harper
and Mrs. Arthur II. Chase was appoint.
ed to take charge OF this work. An.
other committee including Mrs. George
Fredcriekson, Mrs Charles Hopes and
Mrs Samuel X. Cunningham was an.
pointed TO express the endorsement oi
fbilomathea for she night school bud.