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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
Women Will Make
Liberty Loan Drive

WASHINGTON, June Members
of a special woman's liberty loan com.
mit,ee headed by Mrs W. G.. McAdoo.
wife of Secretary McAdoo represented
at meeting here that millions Of
American women have been enlisted for
a nationwide demonstration to encour.
age sale OF bonds next Friday, June &,
designated as woman's liberty loan day
In most large cities mex, Friday wom-
en- will hold mass meetings and women
orators will speak At street corners on
behalf of the loan while women motor
lists will distribute literature through
the country districts Thousands Of tel
ephonc switchboard operators have
agreed TO spend part of ,ha, day calling
prospective purchasers of bonds.
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u. S. Will Protect
Growers of Wheat

WASHINGTON, June ;. - Spring
wheat growers OF the northwest were
assured by President Wilson ~ per
Sonal interview that the government
intend, TO protect farmers IN market
ing their crops and that prices will bc
guaranteed large enough to stimulate
production The farmers Representa-
tIves were told that government re.
formers may grow out OF wartime
measures
II i not the present intention 20 fix
minimum prices. the president said, as
the government believes production
prices will remain high withou, putting
the measure into effect
The callers told the president that
farmers are anxious that grain market
reforms may come from the experience
gained hy the food administration Sen
tmcul among farmers Is strong, they
said, for federal operation of grain
exchanges and federal ownership and
operation OF grain elevators and other
,t0tage facilities used IN interstate
trade
The services of the country Sufira
gistS IN the chmlpation Of food waste
were offered to Herbert {. Hoover to-
day by the National American Woman
Suffrage association which has organ.
lrcd > suffrage thrift league with Mrs
Walter McNsb Miller at It's head
Emil Level, food commissioner ior
the pcrmanen, French mission here. ha,
presented TO Mr. Hoover Frances grain
needs for the next year His country
/ II was said, would require about lSO,
10000 bushels OF grain, as much OF Il
wheat as can be supplied
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route in Chattanooga. Tenn Tor Wis
IL Miss Elizabeth Ame> and her guest
Miss Marian Hilton oi New York. re-
turned this afternoon from Norman,
where they went yesterday to attend a
dance.
The FRIDAY Luncheon club met yester-
day with Mrs Maurice J Bacr. so
West Nineteenth street. with Mrs. !. b.
Levy, Mrs sam Herman and Mrs Wal
ter Fraukeubcrger as guest, The high
score was made by Mrs Leon tlsman
Mrs Bernard kaufman, 1917 North
Dewey avenue, will entertain the club
FRIDAY
y %
The twentieth Century club met yes
tcrday for Red Cross sewing at the home
OF Mrs l. d klyht SO West Nine
teenth street Mrs. l. T. Johnson OF
Wichita, and Mrs, Florence Megrew OF
Brennan. Texas, were special guests.
The club will meet again Friday with
Mrs kight
X X
The & l.. { club gave their annual
picnic in honor ct it, alumnac ycstcrday
afternoon a; Belle Isle Informal toast>
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Swedish Warships
Fire on Zeppelin

COPENHAGEN June , DANISH
newspapers say that Zeppelin ap-
peared over Swedish territory near
lStad on FRIDAY The alr,hip is re-
ported TO have been iircd upon and ht
by the Swedish torpedo boats polm<
and Vega A Zeppelin also appeared
over swedish territory Friday morning
near Malmo and was driven away by
the fire OF Swedish torpedo boats The
alrship then approached the DANISH
frontier south OF Copenhagen Troops
guarding the coast fired number Of
warning yolcys after which the Zen.
pelin disappeared in sonthcrly d.
fcCtiun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02
America Recognizes
Japanese Wedding

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Thc
United States government now rcoog
nlles the japanese form OF marriage
and IT IS no longer necessary for the
picture bride" from Japan TO follow
the American custom, according to a
statemen, made here today by CommiS
sioner Edward White of the department
Of labor
1t is not necessary for the man to he
present At the ceremony, according to
the Japanese rites The signature oi
the woman TO the family record OF the
man constitutes full Japanese mar
rage ceremony
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SAM LLOYD'S PUZZLE
10 Minutes to Digest This.
No. $50.

YOU have heard oi the wright who
could write righ, and OF the circus
man who captured a new gun that
knew more than his old gun knew.
In the same manner each OF the sen
tcnces following, may be- completed
hy filling the three spaces with
words that are phonctically the
same
....... take ..... when we offered
HIM one was going .....,....,iar
The only son aud ....,..,,.,.,..
rushed out to get the ..... ....,.,
II was too late
Time will .... the creates, edi-
flee that man can ,...... Just as
surely a, the ........ oi light comes
TO Us each day
In lighter ...... one might say
that a ...... on the Neeplr suggests
the thought that It Is .......... TO
aspire too high
The ..... that farmers children
eat ,... may account for the fact
that they ..t... so much
When the twins asked me TO
ia ,.,. knew ! should nave
to prepare one for each of the
t..s,tt
Ills ,....., was short because
he held no ,..... on his eNtrava-
gance, but S the ,..... is followed
by the sun 50 his successor came TO
transform chaos into order
In giving his faithful labor Il |,
only natural that he will expect us
to .a,, out to him sufficient
money 10 ,... the expenses oi
,.,.. rem, and clothing for himself
and family
Answer TO No. iSs.
ROBIN minus Mn plus WIG
plus WAMPuM plus POSTER mi,
nus WlGWAM minus PUMP equals
ROOSTER
toopltisnt 1917. by nam Loyd,
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REVELATIONS
0tRWlFE'
How Dicky and Msdge Entertained the
Durkees
bV Mels GorriSo~

TT vas a most bitter disappointment
| to me when Dlcky rdiculed my lal-
tcriug suggestion that We try 10 get
a home OF our own ! had made II
when We had learned from Mr. BlrdSdll,
the real estate agent. that Mr. Brennan,
our landlord, wanted his house himself
the coming year. thus SCATTERING our
plans Tor another long delightful sum
mcr m the old place But Dlckys in
Stant rldiculc Of An 'mstdlmcnt Subur-
ban bungalow which wa, not at all the
thing ] had IN mud. dashed my hope
OF a real home 10 the ground
! drcarily wondered II Dicky really
liked country HE, ar II he had simply
acqueSced IN my desire to live outside
the city knew he enjoyed the country
III the summer, but many little things
came back TO me careless words and
actions ut his which confirmed my
RAPIDLY growing suspicion that he IN
reality belonged to the irothy crowd
who see nothing but the "Grea, White
Way and rs vicinity when the first
chill, OF autumn come
There came to me a vivid rcmcm-
| hrancc ot the time we had decided &c
stay in the Brennan house for the win
ter. Katie had suggested that after hcr
marriage she and Jim live in the tcnln
house and that We stay on a, Maryi,
for the winter. being tree to go into tht
city whenever the whlm seized US Whc.
! had suggested the scheme to Dick,
his wacc had gone perfectly blank iul
a moment Then he had acQuiesced il
the scheme with outward hcarrincss anc
had ovcrrued his mothers strenuous
objections to the ,dca
"ltll Be All Right"
! had worried then over the po>Sihll
/ lty that Dicky might be agreeing will
me and conccalng his real dislike io
the plan, ON account ot the Sordd bit q
tragedy through which Grace Draper
inlatuatlon Tor hm had dragged m,
that he was sacrificing his real iucli
nations as a sort OF rcparatlon to m
tor what ! had suffered. His evdcn
enjoyment OF the house through IN
autumn and the early winter had mllet
my suspicious to rest. Then had com
my accident, aud the unfortunate mis-
understanding which had sent Dicky I
san Francisco ior so long Our HON
coming and the ,dylllc week oi our sec
ond honeymoon had blinded my eye
slull further To- what ! saw now wcr
Dicky'S real sentiments
suppose my face must have show
very plainly my disappointment. 10
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g. l. Hutchinson made the high score.
Mrs ] NJ Gayle, iii North Central
avenue will entertain the club in two
weeks,
MIR and Mrs Maurice Crowthcr. ll}l
West Fourteenth street, entertained the
Friday Evening Bridge club last night
Their special guests we're Mi and Mrs
ForS,, knlpc, Mr.. and Mrs Lcndall T.
leach Mr. aud MIS- George {, sum
my, Mr. and Mrs fcrd Eocht Mr.
and Mrs. ! r. Mcknight, Mrs X G..
Brownlcc OF hlngiisher, and MIR | X
McQuccn The high score iavorS were
won by Mrs. VI. X. Crucc, Mrs Leach.
MIR Focht and Mr. Henry Rciman
The Saturday Evening dancing club
viii dance tonight a, Donnclly Reid
The member, OF the t. s. d club
met in an all-day meeting yesterday
at the home VI Mrs C. f. Bowers. MIS-
North Mckinley avenue, with Mrs.
! w. !. Allen As the assisting hostess.
/ Election ui officers was held. Mrs T.
/ =. Ehrct being made president; Mrs
! J.. Brady, vice president; Mrs T. A
/ lc,atoc, secretary and Mrs, r X 81
John. treasurer 4 committee was ap-
Ir7IUtCt Tor Red Cross work The
/ club has adjourned Tor the summer
meeting once month Tor a picnic. the
date ior the first OF which will be an.
nnunccd
Mr. and Mrs George c SUNNY and
ll,tlc SON, George jr, ~ West Nine.
tecn'h street. returned Thursday from
a visit with Mrs Summy'S parents
+ Mr. and Mr., u {. Maunan in ST. 10.
( scph Mo
, Mis-, Maudc Nickman. llb West Fifth
street returned Wednesday from a short
visit IN Fletcher, Okla
Y
Mr. George /. Cooke. N1l Nurll
! Mckinley avenue returned this morning
from short trip to Mangum, Okla
g
Miss Madeline Chlnn, t0s North Wal
nut avenue, left this morning for Kan.
Nas CITY to spend the summer with hct
! uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Fugcn,
/ Chrl
Mrs 4 ! Bradley, Mrs James q
Stevenson and little daughter. Dor
othy OF slS Yves, Seventeenth street
lett the first oi the week for the cast
where they will spend the summer visit
ing IN New York City, Atlantic Git,
and thauiauQua, n Y
Mrs Florence Mcgrew OF Brenham
Texas, who has been the guest ior scy.
etal weeks ot DR. and Mrs r ". vii
| kin 40 West Fourteenth street LEFT
today ior Columbus, Ohio. whcrc she
| viii spend the summer Miss Marian
! Wilkin, who was a student this winter
at the Mary Lyon school Swat,hmote
| Pa, returned home yesterday.
Mrs Il G. nrownlee of kingii,her
who has been visiting Mr. and Mr.,
l.cndall 7 Leach oi the Lee lluckin,
hotel, return, home this evening
Miss Pauline Stafford Of N0 Wcs
SiNth street, will return Monday from
| llollins college, llollins, Va
Mr aud Mrs w. Z Hudson and Mis-
Betty Hudson ui my West Niutl
street, who have ,pen, the winter IN OK
lshoma City, will return the middle o
nest week tn their home In Tulsa
| Mrs Charles u Amcs. iol West -Four
lccnlh street, arrived home this morn
ing from an eastern trip, stopping Ct
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FAV0RITE RECIPES.
Bread Pudding.

bItdu FuUuIHR.
1Ir0 AXE one pint OF stale bread
crumbs, and cover with one
" quart OF boiling water Add
butter size OF an egg Cover and
stand until cool Mash fine one tea
spoon OF cinnamon, add one hall cup
OF sugar, one-iourth teaspoon Of soda
dissolved IN a little water. two eggs
beaten very light, turn IN well but
tered dish and bake three-quartcr, OF
an hour Serve with hard sauce \
little shredded cocoanut or rai,ju>
ground fine may be added it desired
MRS BEN +. HEAD,
~ West Ninth Street.
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occasion and wa, presented with giit
from the member, OF the club. Miss
Pinkcrton who rcllrcs as sponsor Miss
Hamilton. the ncw sponsor. made in
formal talL. aud tho gr,dr,,,r, r,er, .
her. ol thc rlnh made ;n,crm, ,J-
dresses Ir ,b, ,,,,c.,' ~, ,h. ,,,cr,nn,
the favor was vnn f., Mis-, N,'crr
Srh,cfcr af,,r ,,b,,b brb, r,,r,. .brcn,,
were ,crvcd Ly thr bo,,r,.
Mr and Mrs Charlie, " York. Miss
Marguerite Colcord. Miss Caroline Col
and Mr. " + H,,lclhr,l mo,n,,J
IN Nrdirm, p,,L ,b,, m,,.,n. ,,r ,be
vcck end
M
Mr. Dudley Callahan oi Omaha Ina,
and Mr., Cha,l,. e. t,l',rJ I,l NJ.
Thirteenth stree,
"
Mr, Jane, K. Cottingham oi 9l9
West Seventeenth street returned yc,
tcrday afternoon from a weeks visit
~ p,,,bn.l, Nl;s. W,Jc,,rc C,r,no'
ham lcn ,b,, afternoon l,r r,r S,u
where .h,. viii hr ,h,, onc., ,,r fem J,y.
oi C,lop.I aud NJ, P,y II,,in,r a.,
/ IiIi ,..,h, III. -.
" '
DR.. and Mrs John RiIc, OF no West
ruth street, let last night Tor New
/ York where d. Rilc, will attend IN,
meeting oi the American Medical a.,
,uciatlou On their return they vii
visit IN Baltimore. Washington. Buila',
aud Rochester, Mimi, arriving hom,
abou, July l.
s.
Mr. and Mr, George Nc,h,,t ui Nrd
more and their two SONS arrived sc,
tcrda, and are the guest, ut Mr. auJ
/ Mr., th Scranton. $50 West Eight
street
So
/ Mrs " ! smith and little daughter
/ Mary Htlh, of Kansas 'llN are The
. quests TOT several week, ul Mt.
Smlh, parents, NJ and Mrs W NJ
/ tI'". 'u1 West llilh street
g
/ Nr, u. J.. lo''cr. liO fa>' Nn'I
/ ,,frr'. aul children, lett Yesterday io
| li'l''l Mo. ~ spend the summer VIII
/ hcr parents Mr aud MI,. W u. ZION
v y
| napier Az +. q met yesterday
| W'h MI, w Homer Wallace, lUl.
| No'll Oklahoma avenue During th'
business session Mrs hc,urah McNl
pine was received hV transfer as n new
member The last meeting Tor the sea.
SON will hc held m Two weeks at IN,
/ home of Mrs ! l. Rcvrnad NS
/ West Sixteenth stree,
y ,.
M'. , ana N''. y. y. 'a,Imln' l''
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AMERICA DENIES
LIBERIA FORCED
INTO war BREAK
IT, S, Accused Of Compelling
Rupture With Germany

WASHINGTON. June Liberia,
former diplomatic agent IN Berlin. ha,
published letter IN the Cologne ia
2ette charging that the United State,
cocrccd Liberia into breaking oil diplo-
matte relations with Germany
Z No Coercion Exercised.
No coercion whatever was exercised
by the United States upon Liberia
Germans were more numerous than
any other nationality in Liberia before
the war and controlled the greater part
Of the countrys foreign trade touSc-
Qucntly upon the outbreak ul hostiitle,
the British and French having satisfied
thcm>clyc, that Germans were actively
aiding the Berlin foreign office IN the
war and had established wireless sta
tons on the coast through which they
were communicating with German sub
marine, and raider, ON the trade route
from the South Atlantic they sought in
vain to induce the l.lbcrian government
tG, get rid OF these Germans and. a> a
compulsory measure withdrew All thCt
merchant ships from the l.ibcrlan trade
A. there were practically no other avail
able ships. Llberian commerce was
checked and shortly the country was IN
deplorable financial condition. hall.
starved and unable to pay the accrued
interest ON II, debt
Shortage of Ships.
At this stage the llberan government
adopted a course OF breaking OFF rela
lions with Germany aud OF intcrnng or
driving out the several hundred German
merchants. But owing to the shortage
OF ships the courtry's distress has not
vet been relieved aud the state depart
lncnt here IS using its best efforts 10
induce the British aud French govern
ment, 60 set apart a sufficient number
OF merchant ships to reopen the coun
uyS commercial relations
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Dlcky gave me long. curious look !
FASTENED to change the subject before
he had time Tor any further speeches ON
the subject wanted long session
with myself for meditation and rcllcC
ton before aVam discussed SO mo-
mcntouS a question with my husband
Never mind the ln,talment bunga-
low " | said lightly 81 abhor those as
much AS Won can, but ! warn YOU to get
better as fast AS you can Mrs Durkee
telephoned me this morning, saying
they thought ot coming over tonight !
explained that YOU were no, feeling
well aud asked them for dinner tomor-
row night really couldn't get out oi
IT, ! finished dcpfecatlngh
DiCkv stared at me why should
YOU wish to get out OF it, he demand
cd. with masculine mclsl,leucy dlSrc-
gardlng his objection Of the preceding
day 10 a dinner invitation to the Dur
KEGS
Il didn't protested 81 was sim
ply afraid that you wouIdns feel up to
entertaining them
"Oh. I'll be all right" he replied non
chalantly "Ill be- mighty glad to see
them
And his actions the ncN, evening when
the Durkce, arrived certainly bore out
his words He was most cffusiyc IN his
greeting OF Alfred Durkec and IN.
mother, embracing little Mrs. Durkcc
heartily and kissing her with such fer
ror that the llltlc woman blhshcd witl
annoyance
"Dicky," she said repro,ingy, Of
thought marriage would cure YOU. hu
YOU seem to get more roRurSh the oldc,
you grow Your wife isn't hall ,terr
enough with YOU, that's the trouble
IF ! we're IN your place. Mrs era
ham" Alfred Durkcc advised lalily
"Gd shut the Dlcky bird up IN a darI
closet one day each week and feed hn
on bread and water don't know O
ANYTHING else that would tame hin
| down
"Tell Us the Story"
"Oh. YOU would. would YOU" Dick
began making quick iclnt at his friend
then stopping as suddenly. cyidcntl,
with a painful reminder of his sor,
back Then malicious grin oycrsprca,
hi, face.
Il beg TO inform YOU that Mrs Ora
ham knows a trick worth ten of that.
he SAID grandiloQucntly. Raw turpcn
tine applications when a fellow is help
less with lumbago IS her iavurite stunt
Md II is ccrtalny calculated TO rcduc
the most rccalcltrant spouse to humhl
obedience
lie flashed me a mlschcylnuS glanc
and little Mrs Durkcc slapped he
hands
rii It's tf,r story, sfr pleaded a
know IT'S a good one
suppose | am unduly sensitive, hu
! suffered torture, OF embarrassment
while Dicky was relating the tale OF m
mistake. cmbclliShng It with all sort
ot the ridiculous nonsense ui which he
past master The Durkecs were IN gale
ot laughter before n was finished and
, forced myself To join IN the merrimcn
But to my mind trained iastidiou,ly a
] had been, Dicky's telling the sior
was a breach OF good taste and an ot
tense to me
The recollection Of it stayed with M
during the dinner marring my inlcre,
IN the general conversation Finall,
however. remark oi Alfred Durkee
arrested my attention
The two places are adjoining an
there IS small lake a, the back. III
ownership OF which is shared by hot
parties I'd like 10 buy one OF them
were sure OF a congenia neighbo
Why don't YOU take the other ON
Dicky?"
(Copyright)
|
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The Friday Bridge Luncheon club
met yesterday with Mrs J A. Dale, ~
West Ninth street. who had a., addi.
tional guests Mrs. Grant Eghcrt Mrs.
r, Bird Hughes, Mrs LeRo, rUun
.apd Mrs J. h. Levy of Tulsa Mu.
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81 E7ISS MARIAN HILTON of Mount Vernon, ~ Y,
WIl who returns the guest of Miss Elizabeth Ames
0'S of 40l West Fourteenth street to the friend
ships formed the occasion of visit here last
Miss Hilton and Miss Ames classmates this year at
the Merrill school at Mamaroneck, n. Y.
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By Aletha Barr Taft.

srs,or nf MIN. noses in white wicker
hasLeis The lnnp oval luncheon table
held as If, ,eptcrp,ecc large brides
caLo b,,l,d u,tb mink rose, and al
zach end stood 4 tall slender white
w;cler baskc, nllcd with rose, From
,b. cb,rd,,,,r r,d,,fed .atir ribbnn,
t;ed At the end with rose, and AT each
,i,re ,,,s a ,,nplc ro,chud 4 large
cors,ge ~ rose, and lil,rs ni the valley
d.siun,t,rg the Mate a., thc houorr,
The rose motif ,yos carried ont I'm the
ices and o,bcr luncheon details Pro
orc>s,yr "bunr," Ya, tine feature oi
,be ,orrunnr Miss Van Horn was
, nres.nt,d ,,,tb I'M oi lingerie a, A
ar.s, t,yor N,,. Fy, k,nn and Mr.,
Tn H,t,hcr assisted fine bnlr,,c, IA
,ece;v;ng ord rn,crta,niur the guests
ubo wrrc N,s,r, Ncrra WIN, Alma
p,own Rohbic Gamble Of Norman.
Cso,g;, N,r Horn Nr,uc kapp
piarcbc Srh,ar, Narp,r,r Voters.
I ola u,r,cr and Cbarlren Holloway
z x y
The member, OF the l'Nrt Ora
na,;ouc rluh will give a rrrcn,ion on
Wedrs,d,, afternoon Al the home ~
M Id, C,ihc,t BIO Wcs T,ycuticth
stree,
y
The Service auxiliary charity street
dance will be given Thursday evening
at $50 o'clock in larndac addition
The proceed, from this, will hc used
for Red Cross work and for the bcnc-
fit OF the Oklahoma war unit IN camp
9
Mrs Frank b Lucas 1874 No'tn
Shaftcl avenue, received the following
Uoward Sb,,, otANa,hpptou. chairman
Of ,hc woman. committee tor the coun.
Fl, of national defense Could YOU
,r,auge ,or the distribution nt prc,i
dcn, Wilson. war message ,o congress
A. au mailing nIarcs IN Oklahoma on
registration day Tue,dat lunc S. Mrs
Emmons Rla;nr ~ Chicago will forward
con;cs IN Won" These uamphlc,, are
authorized comic, of the war message
nr;u,ed bv ,hr voman's committee To
comnlv yuh DIR Shaw's request Mrs.
J"c,s ba. ,,llcl a meeting lor eleven
o'rIorL Norl,y unru,ny IN the Cham
her nj Commerce Ia ,y,tcmatlzc tho
distribution ~, these namphlc,,. \
rrmber n, p,,l. rlub, have offered their
services ALREADY to assist m this wurF
t,'H>; w., ,,,,,,,,,,. 10 ,he,c ,r,
f;ftv-fiyc mailing nlacc, TO be handled
II viii need about son volunteers 10 do
,h;s Ten thou,,nd arc expected "a
register This /, the first time the
women have been called upnu for in.
s,au,apeops and >,,iematilcd effort and
4 viii he uecc,,ar, 10 ask for the full
number ol yoluntccrs ANY woman who
will he able ,o give am hour or two OF
her time ON TUESDAY is asked to phone
Mrs Lucas ur assisting ladies. a list
of whom win be announced later Al
iuaau, General Earn has also requested
Mr.. Luca, to take charge OF the dis
tribution Of the registration buttons
which will be handled at the same time
.h.sL n,rnbic,. ,,c nn tho ,y,y and
Ill, he ,cIc,ycd h, NIond,y and !, i.
sonoJ ,ha, ,bc answer :" ,b,s rar Will
h. l,roc and c",hu,,,s,;,
y y
Miss Ncrua Wills Of 2l7 West Tenth
street and Mis-, Bobbic Gamble of
Norman will entertain informally nest
SATURDAY afternoon. June .. compli.
- meaiars ta Miss ChlnrlA Dale Nau
tain in honor of Mis-, Van Horn at,
~, ~ t,tn 4 - II 4
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The Ladies Aid society Ut the ST.
James Methodist church gave an aft.
ernoon party yesterday At the home at
Mrs {. (. Carter. 1903 East Eleventh
street, honoring Mrs. ! W Robinson.
The contest layots were won by Mts
i. A. Mitchell and Mrs y G Smith
Mrs. Carter was assisted by Mrs. a l.
p,Ji., anJ Mrs n u,.rt,
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Miss Julia and Miss Sadie Harrison,
NO have been visiting their sister,
Mrs, Leon Levy and Mr.. Levy of COl
lost Fifteenth street. leave today for
~ York and Atlantic City where they
NJ spend the sumner. Mrs. Levy
loaSss Wednesday for Bradford Mass
n attend the commencement exercises
oi her daughter, Miss Thekla Levy,
who Is a student At Bradford academy
1 The Girls Debating club held their
~ regular meeting for the yea,
Evdoy afternoon at the home Of
Anna Disings. 80 West Eleventh
", ~ Laverne Pinkerion, the
~ ths honor guest Of the
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Mr. aud Mrs w. T. Hudson and Miss
Petty Hudson VI my West Ninth
street who have spen, the winter In OK
lahoma City, will return the middle oi
ncNt week tp their home In Tulsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02

Mrs X G Brownlce oi kingli,her
who has been visiting Mr. aud Mrs
lcndall i Leach oi the Lee -llucklns
hotel, returns home this evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-02

Mrs Charles II Amcs. iol IVES, -Four.
leenlh street, arrived home this morn.
ing from an eastern trip, stopping en-