The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-17

UNWII NILE OF Sl0 west twenty
IWll third street entertained last
evening in honor Of Miss
Florence Buckley of Dexter, Mo, whose
visit with Miss Warner Beall Hunter
OF l2l7 West Twenty-second street, has
been the occasion OF many informal al
fairs among their particular set. The
house was decorated with pink sweet
peas and sunflowers, carrying out \
pink and yellow color scheme The ia
vors Of the evening were won by Miss
Susie May boring and Mr. Joseph
Love. The guests were Miss Buckley.
Miss Hunter, Miss Loring. Miss Hazel
Johnston, Miss Josephine Mitchell, Mr.
Love, Mr.. Curtis Peabody, Mr.. James
McClelland Mr. NJ J Trapp, Mr. Earl
James and Mr.. Morris Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs J. b Boen of S2l West
Seventeenth STREET entertained at lunch
con Monday in honor of Mr.. l.. Byron
Conrad Of Bloomington, III. Their
guests we're Mr. Charles F. Colcofd.
Mr. Irving II. Wheatoroft, DR.. c. d.
Coil and Mr. Samuel T. Thorn of New
York CITY Mrs Boen was assisted
by Mrs, Coil
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Choteau Legg, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Glaser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude March, Mr.. and Mrs. George G..
LilE Mr. and Mrs H p. Matthiesen,
Mr. and Mrs. O. o. McCracken, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Jennings, Mrs J. NJ.
Putnam and Mrs Otho Sensibaugh will
make up a picnic party at Belle Isle
this evening complimentary to Miss
Corinne Napper OF Louisville, Ky.
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Mrs. George l.. Rose and Young
daughter, Josephine, of 433 West Four
teenth street. are leaving Saturday eve
ming for Colorado. where they will be
until the opening of school.
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On account of the absence for the
summer of many Of the members. the
meetings of the Sisters of the Navy
Boys club have been adjourned until
early fall. The opening meeting will
be announced. H..
Miss Margaret Wyndham of Henry
Kendall college, Tulsa, who has been
the guest for several weeks of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Nowlin, Ills West Thirty
third street, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Wilcox. 100 East Seventh street, leaves
tomorrow for her home in Center,
Texas. where she will spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Bloch OF 724 West
Eighteenth street, whose return from
Houston last week was delayed, will
arrive this afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. Matthew J. Kane Of
3l8 East Eleventh street will return
home Thursday from an extended trip
through the east. Most of their time
was spent in Washington, where Judge
Kane was honored with a degree from
his alma mater, Georgetown university,
and in New York
Mr.. T. M. Richardson jr. OF 424 West
Ninth street, returned Sunday from
Boulder, Col, where he accompanied his
mother, Mrs. T. M. Richardson, and her
little granddaughter, Helen Mar Wood
ward, who will remain in Boulder for
the heated season.
Mrs. James c. Smith and little
daughter. Helen and her sister, Miss
Grace Scales, OF l4ls West Thirty
fourth street are leaving this evening
for Manitou. Col. 10 remain until Sep &.
ternber l. Mr.. Smith will join them
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Bennett OF 800
West Nineteenth street and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bennett Of 2Jl7 North
Dewey avenue, will motor to Wichita
Friday to spend the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Merle Bennett.
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Miss Ernestine Dodd OF l7lS West
Thirty third street will 20 to Enid fu
the weekend.
The friends of Mrs. G. L. Green OF
o06 West Thirteenth street, who Is seri-
ously i'll in the Swyny hospital, the re.
suit OF an automobile accident will be
glad to know that while her condition
is still critical, her physicians feel she
10 out of danger.
Mr., and Mrs. Claude NJ Powers, who
motored over from Chickasha to spend
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Walker Rives, AIS East Eleventh street,
returned home this morning.
Mrs. A. A. Cain of l40l West Twenty
seventh street and daughter, Margaret,
left Sunday evening for Mani,ou, where
they will join Mrs Gains parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles +. Head of McAles-