The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-17
By Aletha Barr Taft.

mJl Kirk Of Alameda, Cal, were
the honor guests YESTERDAY,
when Mrs. Sidney l.. Brock entertained
most delightfully."- with a luncheo',
bridge at her home, 1901 North Shat.eI
avenue. A large vase OF glowing PINK
roses formed a beautiful centerpiecs
10, the large table where were seaieu'
the honor guests, while on the smaller
luncheon table dainty bud vases OF the
same flower were used, with rose place
cards The favors OF the afternoon were
won by Mrr w. G.. A, Jontc and Mrs'
John NJ. Hale while the several charm
ing ou, oi-town guests, Mrs. wilkinson;
Mrs. Kirk and Mrs Edward Demcter OF
Macon, Mo. were presented with iav-
ors The guests invited were Mines
John Fields. Edward Demctcr, James
\. Dodson. w. T. Taylor, w. {. Burke
Iacaues Dur. W. s. Wright, w. q. A.
Jontc Edith Van Derlip OF Burlingame
Kan, Mason W. Little, Abner Fay
Bond, Frank p. Johnson. W. +. Wilson
Thomas y. Martin jr., Hunter A. Cray
croft Bernard b. Jones Joseph Huek-
ins jr., L. s. Sparrow, Barron {. Hou-
sci. w. X. Molnard, Frederick Is.
Owen, Jason {. Clark, Frank G.. Shoe
maker jr., Clarence L. Henley, George
X. Williams, Charles A. Tighlman OF
Chandler, Roy Hoffman, William ),
bulkley, Arthur {. Bennett Daniel w.
Hogan, Clarence r Hoifer +. l.. Bo-
Earth, Ross d. Thomas, Edmund S.
Ferguson, John H. Buriord, John M.
Hale. Assisting Mrs. Brock was Mrs.
Molinard, Mrs Fields and Mrs. Little.
Most charming m every way was the
informal afternoon given yesterday by
Mrs W. s. Cade at her home W5 Wes.
Thirteenth street in honor OF her
guests, Mrs Ella Smith OF Anthony
Kan, and Mrs. Cash NJ. Cadc OF Shaw
nee. In the contest OF the afternoon
Mres. A. II, Vance won beautiful
basket of red carnations Mrs. Smith
and Mrs Cade were presented with
dainty guest iavorS. The guests in
cluded Mines. L. NJ Baughman. viii
Knott. J. NJ Aydelotte, J ". Billings
Elizabeth s. Andrews, Jason T. Eaton
A. II. Vance, Phil {. Baird, Mary
Gunther w A. Jennings, Frank DaI-
hey, II {. Walton, ]. Frank Nelson
c. II. Converse. Marks Miller, d. NJ
Witt, J. II. McNew J. A. Ross J.
Frank Roach, J. W. Newlin, Henry
Smiscr, and Mrs Eaton OF Iowa Mrs
Cade was assisted in serving lunch
con Of attractive George Washington
appointments by Mrs. Nelson, Mrs
Eaton. Mrs. Walton and Mrs. Guy r
Tempe,on
Mr. and Mrs. Russell G.. Lowe, 1909
West Seventeenth street, gave a. very
delightful dance at the Country club
last evening from 80 to 10 o'clock in
honor OF Miss Marjory and Gordon
Lowe The clubhouse was brilliant
with drapingS OF American flags, all
the other decorations and fayors be
ing in red, white and blue, typical OF
the approaching George Washington
birthday.
The dance was opened by the grand
march led by Alta Merle. McMahan
and the young host. Mr.. and Mrs,
Lowe were assisted by Mr. and Mr3.
Fred s. Gum, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Nc
Mahan and DR.. and Mrs. r +. Schac-
fer.
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or vital interest to the music world
OF Oklahoma City and TO the state in
general is the announcement that Mis-
cha Elman ysolin genius whose music
has charmed thousands in his previous
tours, and whose technical skill and in
sight seems 20 increase unbelicvably
with each year OF his career, will ap-
pear in Oklahoma City the latter part
OF March.
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The quarterly meeting of the Odd
Fellows OF Oklahoma county will he
held Wednesday evening, February n,
at 8 o'clock in the |, o. o. +. hall, Mr..
A. N. Leccrai, will deliver the al