The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08

the members Of the other departments
at a Valentine tea to be given Wcdncs-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
{. II. Shubcrt, 1903 East Eleventh
street
Mrs George d. Key, 1919 North
Shartel avenue will entertain Thurs
day with a | o'clock luncheon bridge.
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Mrs. John + Warren. 95l West
Eighteenth street. will give thcatcr
party Saturday in honor OF her sister
Mrs. +. X. Mason OF Grand Rapids
Mich.
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The friends of Mrs. T Sidney Max
fled will regret to learn OF her Sc
rious illness at her home, COS Wes'
Eighteenth street
Mrs. Roy Hoffman. i4l4 North Hud
son avenue. returned yesterday from
San Antonio where she went for 1
short visit with Colonel Hoffman
who will arrive tomorrow on shor
furlough.
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Mrs Lee Patrick of Stroud, who
has been the guest of Mrs. c, {. Pot,
finger. Az West Tenth street. re
, turned home last night Mrs. Pot
finger had also as her guest. Mrs. Et
Kleopfer of Shawnee, who left Tues
day
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Mr.. and Mrs. {. J. Boyd Of Enit
are the guests for several days o
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Reeves, go Eas
Fourth street
Miss Annette Cowles will be tn,
guest until Sunday Of DR.. and Mrs
Leo Riley, as West Sixteenth street
Mr.. Clarence w Wilson Of Detroi
! is the guest of Mr. Harold Halscll, 81.
West Fifteenth street.
The New Century club met ycster
day at the home of Mrs. II. {. Wat
ton. N7 West Thirteenth street Mrs
Ben r. Davis, Mrs. w. w. Morris
Mrs. ]. n. Schwocrke, Mrs, Will II
Clark and Mrs John {. Cornish wer'
additional guests Of the afternoon. th'
principal feature of which was an ad
dress on Landscape Gardening b,
Mr.. viii II. Clark. Mrs. John II
Stubbleiield, who conducted the les
son Of the day read paper on "Wha
/ Can We Do to Make Oklahoma Cit,
Better Place to Live Ini" followc,
by Mrs. John NJ Hill who discusse,
Our States Greatest Need" Mrs
John Wand spoke OF the moonligh
schools in Oklahoma. At the close Q
the program tea was served informally
Mrs. Wand presiding at tho tea table
assisted by Mrs, Hill and Mrs. Stub
blefield The club will meet Wcdnes
day at the library.
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The Oklahoma City chapter OF IN
Daughters OF the American Revolution
met YESTERDAY afternoon at the hom
Of Mrs. William J. Pcttee, 700 Wes
Sixteenth street Mrs. L. Il. Bloom
was made new member Of the chap
ter. which will celebrate Thursday
I February q with luncheon 10 b
I given at I o'clock In the banquet room
OF the Lee -Huekins hotel. The tom
miuee appointed for this IL Mrs. 7
| Bird Hughes, chairman, Mrs, W 7
Taylor. Mrs. A. K. Hickam, Mrs, Ear
| II. Shelley and Mrs Roy Hoffman
The chapter indorsed the bill now pend
ing in the legislature against the desc
Grafton Of the American flag and ais
the work Of the Red Cross associa
ton, giving il undivided support O
the ladies' a. . whole, A commi,te
was appointed TO assist in the Re
Cross membership campaign, ineludin
Mrs. Robert II. Gardner, chairman
Mrs. Frank P. Johnson. Mrs, Thoma
G. Chambers, Mrs. King Fitzpatrick
Mrs Earl II. Shelley. Mrs. J. L. Fran
cis, Mrs. Robert r, Carpenter. M,
Frederick y Owen. Mrs. w. z. Tay
lcr and Miss Edna Brown. Appoln,
rsen,s were made for the delegate
and alterna,es TO the National Cont
mental congress, which will he held !
Washington in April. Mrs T l. Mul
key was chosen alternate for Mrs. Pe,
tee the regent Mrs r n. Norfle,
was made the chapter delegate and Nh
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