The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-17

children and Mr. Z n Colet,e, assistant,
superintendent OF state schools will
make an address on The Beneil, to BE
Derived From an ENper, Survey OF
Our School System"
T.
The Daisy Embroidery club met yes.
tcrday with Mrs X. N. Gallon in her
home IN North Oklahoma. Election Of
officers was held, Mrs. George Fair
brother being made president Mrs Earl
Erwin secretary; Mrs. {. II. Erwin.
treasurer, and Mrs O a Van Sickle,
reporter The next meeting is MAY =
Sben an allday picnic at Wheeler Park
will be given.
The Alpha Beta club which met yes
terday al the home OF Mrs. {. B. Paulus.
l2lO West rwenty-second street, with
Mrs O. +. loneS as an additional guest,
will meet Wednesday with Mrs 4 &.
Reynolds, 1908 East Thirty-first street,
south
| Mrs Lucy A. Hampton OF 1000 West
| Filth street. was hostess 10 the We'd
nesday Evening Card club last night
Mrs. +. {. Doerr. Mrs II W. Mouser
and Mrs. Carrie Babcock were special
guests. the favor OF the evening being
won by Mrs. II {, Huscman. The club
will meet May 70 a, the home OF Mrs
! J. {. Ashlock, jl5 West Third street.
Mrs. George {. ILL. 6l0 East Seventh
| street. entertained at A. {. q. club yes
terday at o'clock luncheon. The
guests were seated at one long table
decorated with a profusion OF pink
roses. Mrs. K. D. Burnham was spe-
cial gues, and the club iavors were won
by Mrs Harry NJ. Plat and Mrs Otha
Sensbaugh. The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs T. Choteau Legg, ~
West Twenty eighth street.
The Younger Girls Bridge club me-,
Yesterday with Miss Betty Hudson. 1923
North Hudson avenue, Miss Hudson
making the club score. There will be
no meeting next week on accoun, OF
its being commencement week Miss
Anna Knight, llS East Eleventh street,
will be the hostess May 30.
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Mrs Bernard J Kaufman. Mrs. Ar.
thur Wise OF St Louis and Mrs f.. A.
Namen were sneoal guests yesterday
when the Luncheon club was enter
tanned by Mrs ). X. Bernstein. ll0S
West Nineteenth street. Mrs Wise and
Mrs. NJ. NJ Glauber made the high
scores The hostess for Wednesday will
I've announced later.
Dr. Newton II Royer entertained tho
choir OF the First Lutheran church mos,
delightfully."- las, evening at the, home OF
Mrs and Mrs Charles H. McCaiicrty
$40 East Twelfth street. An interesting
program was presented which included
the following numbers
Piano Solo-Mr Don MccRffcrty
song-''Lungi bal Caro- ,..,,, ,,.,, Sccch
Miss Reulah nrninard
Vocal nuet--"M Nosttl MnntI' .. .. .Ncrd
Mis-, Agnes Thompson and Mr, Richard
nutrett
Song "r;rnanl inyolsml" ,........ vcrd
Miss Helen Alspsugh
Mandolin and Piano Duct-Miss Myrtle
Alcorn and Mrs McCatferty
songs-"O Thou Blllowy Harvest Field
| ....s.s.t..,s..s. ...ss.,. Rachmanlnof
"xssti "a qurnna'",",.,.teon Caynll'
Mir ptltrett
The Heavens Are Decln ring" Beethoven
Souls Of the Righteous rcrtius Nohl,
Choit ensemble,
Several readings also were given b,
Mrs A. J. Watts McClelland An in
formal buffet supper was served a, til,
{ close OF the evening Mrs McCaifetr
, being assisted by Mrs r. Nors,tum
, Mrs. Guy Miller. Mrs I. ! Jone, an,
J Mrs X Hoy, Elkins III Barry, Texa,
: Dr. Charles lleckert, president .
! Wi,,enhutg college at Springfield, Ohio
{ was the dinner pues, last evening o
b Mr. and Mrs MeCaitet,y
a
: The Social Embroidery club gave
,hca,ef party yesterday afternoon fol
A lowed by afternoon tea. Fourteen gues,
e were present The next meeting will b