The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-08
BY Alstha Barr Taft

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Dur, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur r. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. McClain Mr..
and Mrs. J. Cadien Luitweiler, Mrs
George Aldous and Mrs. W. 7. Barry
OF Fayetteville. Ark. informally at tea
tomorrow evening at J o'clock.
Mrs. Rhodes mother, Mrs Ger
trude Binns, will arrive tomorrow
morning from Indianapolis TO make
her home with Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes.
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Rhodes Of
oOl West Twentieth street viii enter
tain a few friends informally at tea to-
morrow evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Connor Propst
left this afternoon for their future home
in Wichita Mrs. Propst was formerly
Miss lnez Masterson, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Masterson of 426
East Ninth street
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Mr. Thomas H. Thompson Of 1912
West Sixteenth street left yesterday for
Fort Logan, Col, where he will en-
ter the non-flying branch of aviation
section as a motor expert.
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Mrs. Walter r Fessenden OF Twenty
seventh street and Harvey avenue has
returned from a visit in Denison,
Texas.
Mrs. A. l. Minis OF 282o Classen
boulevard has returned from a visit of
five weeks with her son. Lieut.. Euoere
l. Minis and Mrs Minis at Eagle Pass
Texas. Mr. Arthur Minis is expected
home next week from Manlius. N. Y.
where he is attending St, Johns Mill
tary school
Mrs Erwin Grove who was the
quest for two we"kq Of her sister, Mrs
lacorcs Dur and Mr.. Dur, 702 West
Tenth street returned to her home in
Dallas last night,
The members OF the T. +. P. club,
composed OF a number OF the Younger
girls still in school, have decided in
the future to devote their time and ef-
forts to Red Cross work. They will
sew alternate Wednesday afternoons
and each Saturday morning in the Red
Cross rooms, The club has also insti-
tuted Red Cross treasury, which
funds are augmented weekly through
the giving up by the members of small
personal pleasures and indulgences.
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NJ .aA AZ. u..ul n....N fAln
West Thirty-ninth street. left today for
Calvin, Okla. which will be their home
in the future.
Judge James X. Armstrong, 800 West
Sixteenth street. left today for a weeks
hunting in southern Texas.
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Mrs. William H. McClain Of the
luprenka apartments and her mother,
Mrs W. T Barry OF Fayetteville, Ark,
WHO has been her guest, will leave for
Fayetteville next week. Mrs. McClain
viii remain for several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs Robert X Townsend OF
the Skirvin hotel have had as their
ru2sts this week their granddaughter,
Mrs. John Townsend Of Lawton and
their erin-law, George W. Dud-
ley Of Tishomingo.
Lieut. r. George Hooss, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Cary w.
Townsend and Dr. Townsend, SIS
West Eighteenth street, leaves tomor-
row for Kelly field, San Antonio,
where he is member Of the aviation
corps. His father, Mr.. Louis P. HoosS
Of st. Louis, who was also the guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. Townsend, accompanies
him.
Mrs. Carl s. Dalbey has returned to
Fort Worth after a short visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Boyd, 4Ol
East Park Place.
Mrs. John II. Frederickson OF &S
West Seventeenth street will return
Monday afternoon from New York,
where she has spent the past three
weeks with Mr.. Frederickson, prior to
the latter's sailing for France.
Mrs. John II. Wright OF 624 West
Thirteenth street, went to Norman this
Nternoon to attend the masquerade
dance being give nthis evening at the
chapter house OF the Delta Lsta Delta
sorority,
Lieut. Warren Milligan and Sgt
Wilbur Naring OF Camp Doniphan are
guests at the -Huckins hotel toI
this weekend.
Miss Melrose Brown OF 1922 Wes'
Seventeenth street, is up from the uni
versity for the weekend Miss Ruth
Case of Maude is the guest OF Miss
Brown.
Miss Janet Stuart, Miss Nina Penn
Harry Thomas and Robert Bleakmort
were among those who went from Ok
lahoma City yesterday to attend fra
ternity dances at the university.
The Social Embroidery club met yes
tcrday with Mrs H o. Ellis, D Eas
Fifth street Mrs. w. f. Russell ant
Mrs. J. NJ. Smith were special guests
Mrs. A. s. Peppers and Mrs. w n. B
Gadd we're added to the membership
Of the club, which in the future will de
vote ito meetings to Red Cross work
meeting December | for an all-dsy ses
sion in the haywood Christian church
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st. Johns guild viii meet Wednes
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Herbert Huntington, 1902 West Twen
y-four,h street