The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-20
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n MOTHER delightful affair
IN among the many that have been
/S\ given in compliment 10 Mrs
Arthur Jacque Wagner OF San
Francisco, who is lending her charms
to Oklahoma City, and who Is the
gues, OF Mrs s. Russell OF III West
Twenty eighth street. was the dinner
and evening at bridge in the home OF
Mr and Mrs. b. n. McMullen OF 2SO3
ClaSsen boulevard The guests we're
Mr. and Mrs Guy T, Templeton, DR.,
and Mrs. r. o. Corne,t Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Z. Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. j. s Rus
sell, Mrs. Wagner and Mr.. w, b. Mich
OILS. The high scores for the evening
were made by Mrs McMullcn and Mr..
Russell
Mrs. John T. Hopkins and Mrs. w B.
Nichols motored to Dallas in Mrs, Hop
kins' car and are attending the fair.
They viii return the eatly part OF the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. N, K. Cruce entertained
the Friday Evening Dinner club last
evening in their home at l420 West
Thirty-iourth street, with only the mem
bets of the club present The club
scores were made by Mrs Henry Rel
man and Mr. c. d. Key The next
hostess will be announced later.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ] Neal Grecniug, who
were married in Parsons, Kan. Thurs
day arrived this morning with Mrs. w.
c. Grccning OF 1000 West Eighth street,
and will be entertained for few DAYS
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. {.
Greenng.
he members OF the Twentieth Cen
fury club spent the day yesterday at he
Red Cmssrooms sewing on bed shirts,
bsadages and bathrobeS Next Friday
morning will be given 10 sewing at
Red Cross rooms, and the afternoon
will be devoted to the regular program
and knitting in the home OF Mrs. Bo-
lingcr at Twenty-iour,h and Lincoln.
A Halloween party was given in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs John p Wood
ruff, il2 West Twelfth street, last eve
ning II was masquerade affair and
as the guests arrived they were intro
duccd To Queen Srooka" Everywhere
we're Halloween novelties OF many
kinds and dcStrirtion, and various
games OF intcrcS, peculiar to the occa-
sion were INDUCED IN The guests were
the members and friends Of the Iunlor
h. Y =. L. OF the First Baptist church.
Mrs. Samuel Atchison OF 8O5 Yves,
Twenty-first street entertained the
members OF the Kings Daughters class
in her home Thursday evening A brlcl
business session was followed ~ So
cial hour in which Miss Hatch gave
very interesting talk on Sunday school
work
The Holly Embroidery club met with
Mrs. Chauncey Miller Thursday in he
home at Is South Clcgern. Current
events were given in response. to roll
call A bean carrying contest featured
the evening, in which Mrs Earl Camp
bell won first prize and Mrs. !. +.
Fssig received the consolation favor.
The decorations were OF ferns. carna-
tons ard woodland vines. Spcc's
guests were Mrs c. W, JaQuith ot
Akron, Ohio, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Wright Hayes OF Los Angeles, The
club will meet on October 2 with Mrs.
+. F. Roberts, jl4 East Twelfth street.
80. . .
The Friday Bridge Luncheon club
was entertained yesterday by Mrs. w.
d. Wright in her home at 1886 West
Fifteenth street. Additional guests
were, Mrs. Charles Schweinlc, Mrs, {,
Burbridge, Mrs d. X. Pope, and Mrs.
c. A. Armfield OF Mount Airy, North
Carolina. High score was made by
Mrs w. T. Lbbb and Mrs. w, A. Per.
kins received the consolation prize. Mrs.
Burbridge won the guest favor Mrs. {.
p. Taneyhll OF 1920 West Twenty-firit
street will be the hostess on Nove,n-
her 3
Mrs. Earl Brady and Mrs, Paul Dor
sey were hostesses to the U. 5. ID. En-
brodcry and Study club in Mrs. Bra
dy's home at 222 West Eleventh street,
yesterday afternoon. The ladies listened
to a splendid talk and paper by Mrs. X.
II. Hampton on the manner OF organ
i,ing an army. In the routine OF busi-
ness Mrs Edgar Cook was elected par
liamcntarian. The club will meet on
next Tuesday to sew at the Red Cross
rooms, and the regular meeting will be
held November III the home OF Mrs
Charles Cripliver a, 1901 West First
street. This club voted to limit the re-