The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-26
BY Aletha Barr Taft.

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Im West Nineteenth street, enter
UNJl tanned informally yesterday al
ternoon, honoring her house
guest, Miss Harriet Marsh OF Kansas
City, who returns home this evening
Her guests were Mrs. W II Ncspcr.
Mrs Roy Dunlcvy, Mrs win Hip
pen, Mrs Melville s. McEldowncy,
Mrs Paul W. Striehy, Mrs, K V.
Smith, Mrs Fred S CoombS, Mrs Au-
gust Hauck. Mrs George forSythe and
Miss Gertrude West During the after
noon informal musical numbers by Mrs.
Forsythc and Mrs Nesper addcd'to the
Enjoyment OF the guests
The members of the Pan Hellenic So
city have issued invitations to dance
to he given Wednesday evening at .
o'clock in Douncly Reid hall
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The Kama Kama girl, gave an in
formal dance last evening in the ball
room OF the Lee liuckns hotel Mrs.
{. +. Hcnsley and Mrs K { Mills were
chsperons Tor the occasion at which
100 guests were present
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Delightfully."- informal was the first
summer dance OF the Jo de Vic club
given last night at 9 o'clock at Belle
Isle. II was an open dance and the
presence of large number of guests
added to the pleasure OF the affair.
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Interest in war benefits seems to be
increasing with the number given in
stead OF the contrary as feared Thi,
was proved yesterday by the large
and enthusiastic attendance at the war
bridge given in the ballroom ot The
Lee -Huckins hotel at ; o'clock BY IN,
Oklahoma City chapter Of the Daugh
ters OF the American Revolution Tn,
one hundred and five tables completely
filled the ballroom, and parlor, anJ
the mezzanine floor. The tables were
divided into sections OF ten each, n
charge OF a captain and these were
formed in large part OF clubs, oI
groupsrtsS intimate friends .,, The large
crowd made progressionS impossible, SC
pivotng was the order OF the day SIX
teen handsome favorS were given by
various merchants of the city, and those
fortunate enough to receive them were
Mrs. +. d. Marshall, Mrs, g. Weaver
Jordan, Mrs +. W. Taylor, Mrs. w |.
Alexander, Mrs Antonio d. Young
Mrs. r. l.. Stcen, Mrs w. + Wright
Mrs. Frank b. Sorgatz, Mrs. J. A. Me
Chimney, Mrs. Ferris, Mrs. J. +. Don
neIl. Mrs. Guy Nelson, Mrs Jason {
Clark, Miss Mildred Jones and Mis-
Bertha Levys Mrs. John Fields wa
chairman OF tile committee III charge o
the entire arrangements for the occaslo
with Mrs. w. L. Taylor Mrs. Fred
crick B. Owen, Mrs, Roy Hoffman, Mrs
Edith Barrows Russell Mrs. +, II
NoerscheI. Mrs. Isabel b. Hamilton
Mrs. Frederick B. Meek, Mrs. A. J
McMahan, Mrs. Charles S. McGaughey
Mrs. Guy V. Mcclure. Mrs. Arthur II
Geissler, Mrs. J. b, Harrell Mrs. J. w
Gannaway. Mrs. Frank u. Finch, Mrs
]. M. Ballnger, Mrs. James DuPree,
Mrs. Robert NJ Conway, Mrs. 5. +.
Clarkson Mrs. J. J. Stinnett and Miss
Florence Furman assisting her.
Among those who entertained one
or two tables of guests were Mines. |.
Hamburger. John Lawrence Mills, Fred
]. Clarke, James h. Barnes, Charles
T. Colcord, George w. Voegeli, Thomas
s. Hutton, J. Frank Chas,ain, Evans A.
Nash. Frank L. Mulky, NJ. /. Turner
B. f. hartman, h. Franklin Gill
George d. Wey, Bernard b. Jones, II
Coulter Todd. Lee Van Wrinkle, C. +
Bentley, Eli d. Bernstein, A. c. Par
IRISH, VIII Johnston, William p. llar
per, Frederick J. Bate, X J. Edwards
Miss Caroline Cdcord, Miss Katherin,
Nash and Miss Pauline Roberts
The affair, which was for the bencii
Of the emergency fund for the okla
homa war unit nettcd around SlN
which adds materially to the fund al
ready in hand.
Miss Alma DigingS OF 80 We,
Eleventh street, will entertain III
members of the Girls Debating olu
Thursday Afternoon
Miss Mary Mitchell OF 7l0 Ia
Ninth street, will give one oclo,
luncheon Thurdsay June 7, iot Il
members of the Lar, DramatiQuc ST
ciety, when the new officers for ne
wear will be installed These office
are Miss Alma Digings presidcn
Miss Wieland Bond, vice prcsiden
Miss Helen DreSbach, treasurer; Mi
Mary Muvcy, secretary and Mi
puhv UnydStnn renp,ter