The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-20

Vernon, Neb,, Mrs. Irl Wolf OF Dexter,
n. NJ, Mrs. Eugene Aufricht, Mrs
Edgar Seaton and Mrs. Claude Will
liams were additional guests. Mrs.
Wolf won the favor of the afternoon.
The club will meft in two weeks with
Mrs. w. +. Smith.
y y
Mrs George w England will en-
tertain with a theater party Wednes
day afternoon IN honor of her sister
Mrs, Charles ~ Barney. who is leav
ing shortly for permanent residence
IN Denver. Col.
Mr.. and Mrs u. NJ. Baughman will
have as their dinner guests this eve
ming the Reverend Phil {. Baird and
Mrs. Baird. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ditzell
Mr.. and Mrs. w. $. Cadc and Mrs
Mary Gunther
Miss Blanche Stanley, who leaves
the latter part OF the month for the
Kansas university at Lawrence, was
the honor guest at the informal dance
given last evening by Miss Anna Fay
Solliday, whose guests were MisseS
Elizabeth Buchanan, Lillian lvey,
Vivian Bell, Maurice WeStoott. Marie
Stanley, Dorothy Cullen, Iessie kel-
logg Helen Boyle, Ruth Barker
Frances and Ruby Boydston, Katherine
Hardy, Myra Williams. Jane McMas
ters, Cora Reinhart, Hazel Solliday
Bess Smith; Messrs. Philip Boyle
Horace Bell, Grayson Musgrove, Clair
Frye, Lee Parrish, Ernest Settle, Kel-
logg, William Grabendykc, Eugene
Barnes, Munro Condit, Greed Taylor
Norris Barnes, Horace Solliday, Tip.
ton Schier, Vivian Love. Charles jolly
Fay Barker and Robert Eastman.
Miss Vivian Bell entertained with a
dance Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Blanche Stanley. Her guests
were Misses Anna Fay Solliday, Yer.
non Binion, Hattie Binion, Maurice
Westcott. Dorothy Cullen, Cora Hawk
Lillian MeCarty. Lillian Hawk, Jane
McMasters, Helen McMasters. Myra
Williams, Vera Cheatham, Coryl Rein.
hart, Emily Wilmington Marie Stan
ley, Messrs. Branson, Grayson Mus.
grove, William Grabendvke. Ernest
Dalberg, Eugene Barnes, Horace Bell
Munro Condit Erln Bailey. Greed
Taylor, Otis Osborn, Adrian Bennett
Norris Barnes Horace Soliday, Ray
Mills and Fred Settle
| Mrs Robert Whitfield arrived thi,
morning from Little Rock, Ark, t,
| join her husband, Captain Whitfield
and is at home temporarily at the Lee
Huckins hotel
| Judge and Mrs. John II. Burford
| Judge and Mrs. Frank y. BurforC
and their guest. Mrs. Edna Wiley o
Garden City Kan, 1turncd yesterday
from attending the Masonic consistorl
at Guthrie this week
AxP
One of the greatest pleasures in som'
time III the musical circles of Okla
homa City was the recital given Thurs
day evening in the auditorium of tn,
high school when the Musical academy
gave its eleventh public recital, pre-
sen,ing Mrs David Frederiokson, pi
anste. assisted BY Mr. Isado'
Aaron Bransky, vioinist. Mrs Freder
iokSon is truly an artistic, Her worl
shows superb technique and the mum
berS of the program speak for them
selves in regard to the ensemble OF IN,
musicale Special mention must b.
made OF the Carnival, in the interprc
tation of which Mrs. Frederlckso,
showed great strength both in execution
and thought The Polonaise was re
markable and much more enjoyed 70
the fact that ~ is rarely attempted a
it is OF colossal difficulty. Mrs
Frcderickson was splendid in this Mr.
Bransky's work was, as always. mos
enjoyable.
This was the program presented;
Sonata for Piano and Violin. in..,....,....
,,,,..............,,.. Ernest Wake
Allegro non. Troppo, LNrghetto. Andan
tino con motto quasi allerretto.
Carnival .......,,.,. Robert Schumen
Preambule Pierrot. Arlequln. Valsc
Noble, Eusebius, FIorestan, Coquett,
Repliauc. Papollons, Iettres- -Danssn nj
Chiarina. Chopin. Estrella, Reconna Is
Rnce. Pantalon ct Colombns, Walls
Allmenande. Paganini hveu, Promen
ade, Pause. March Des Davids Buende
Contre Les Philistines.
Legende .,..,...,... Campbell Tipto
The Voice OF the Forest" ".,.....,.....
, ...,,...,...,,.. Walter Morse Rumme
Serenade ..,.,,...,.,,.. Campbell Ttpto
PolonNise, F Sharp Minor. ...,,... ,chopi
Mason and Hnmlin Piano.
The Bible Study club observed Phil
anthropice day Thursday afternoo
with an allday session at Communit
house the forenoon of which wa
spent in sewing, with the result tha
seventy-five completed garments wer
ready to be turned over to the philan
thropic committee of the City Fedora
ton OF Clubs. Mrs. {. l.. Daughert,
Mrs, NJ. E. Reynolds, Mrs. T. +. Can
nedy, Mrs. + p. Leslie. Miss Katherin
urch, Miss Winiired Waites and Mt'
Baldwin were special guests. Mr.!
Daugherty and Mrs Reynolds made re
, ports OF the day nursery work in Pack
ingtown and other ph,lan,hropic wot
OF the federation, followed by DR.. Urcl
/, who spoke OF his work now in progres
at Community house and of some thing
he hopes to accomplish. The Lesson O
the day was deferred until February
{ when the club will met at the lbrary.
PRESIDENT TELLS OF