The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-19

Braniii, Mrs. Ralph Shank OF Los
Angeles, Mrs. Alvin Richards OF Stg
Ter. Mrs. Fred Myer and Miss Blanche
Bowman were additional guests Satnr
day when Mrs. Harrison NJ Smith en-
,crtained the Allegro Amigas atthe
home of ,her mother Mrs Boston VIII
son, 40 East Third street Miss
Blanche Claggeit made the high score.
| The club will meet Thursday with Mrs
G.. Lawrence Kellogg, OH West Iwcn
tieth street,
TIE Friday Rose Bridge club met
Saturday with Mrs. J d. Morse, 2l5
| West Eighth street for one o'clock
luncheon The table was attractive
with a wealth Of varlega,ed sweet peas
Mrs Ray II. Haun. Mrs. W NJ G.
Williams. Mrs Ralph Hamilton, Mrs
w. l. Perkins. Mrs. George Mates,
and Miss Jessie Davis OF Omaha were
special guests Of the afternoon. The
favors were won by Mrs. NJ Condt,
Mrs, Perkins, and Miss Davis. The
hostess for the next meeting will be
announced.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Jennings 73l
West Eighth street, entertained the
members OF the Loscah club Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs J.. NJ. Jones
as guests. The high scores were made
by Mrs T.. II Strong and Mr., Frank
McAnany The next meeting will be
announced.
The members OF the Clover Leaf
Embroidery club entertained with a
seven o'clock dinner Saturday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs II. A. Tor
bet 1872 West Sixteenth street. The
decorations Of the evening were
typical OF George WaShlngton's birth
day Little hatchc,S and baskets OF
cherries formed individual iavors.
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The Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae
luncheon announced for last Saturday
at the Lec-IIucklns hotel was post
poncd indefinitely.
The patrons OF the Harmony school,
Twcnty-third street and Wcsterns ave
nue.. have organized a Patrons club
with Mr.. l. J. Dyke as president, Mrs
| II NJ Boardman as vice president and
Mrs. D. A. Wallace as secretary and
treasurer.
Mrs. Ada Lewis Tucker, All West
Fourteent street. left yesterday Tor LIB
erty, Mo, called there by the death OF
her nephew, the Rev James 7. Stewart.
Mr. Stewart has many friends here
where he has visited on several occa-
Sions as the guest of Mrs Tucker and
Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Williamson. For
the past year on account Of i'll health he
had been on leave OF absence from his
work abroad where he represented the
interests OF tho Baptist church in south
crn Italy and northern Africa
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Mr. and Mrs. George Fredrickson.
/ Sll West Thirteenth street. leave to-
morrow for a ten days visit in Chi
cago
/ The Wednesday Evening Card club
will NEE, Wednesday with Mrs. ]. A.
llorner, SIS North Francis avenue, in
stead of Mrs. Jack London as an
nounced.
; Mrs. Charles Tilghman, who has been
the guest oi Colonel and Mrs Roy
Hoffman, lAll North Hudson street,
returned to her home in Chandler Sat
urday.
, Mr. and Mrs Edwin ID Williamson
2 / I1t N,.,l lx.s.
their guests this week, Mrs William
sons cousins, Mrs Lawrence Wall oi
Abilene, Texas. and Miss Marzelc Har,
| of Wcathcriord
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il. Hanna OF Tulsa
were the week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs K C. Hart Herbert, OH Wes, Six.
tecn,h street. Mr.. Hanna returned home
this morning Mrs. Hanna will remain
until Tuesday evening
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Mrs Guy Turner. BIO CiaS sen boule-
vard will give an informal goli lunch.
con tomorrow at the Country club in
honor OF ther guest, Mrs. William Tay.
lor of Bowling Green. Ky
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J MT ana MIS- Richard !. HARRIS, hll
West Fifteenth street lei, Friday for
a short visit in New Orleans.
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Mrs, f. O. Cartier OF Tulsa, wso wa,
the gucS, OF Mrs John W. Graves. 2l4
West Ninth street, for the wedding o
Miss Alice Graves and Mr.. John X
Harris Thursday evening returned hom,
last night Mr. and Mrs John Grave.
jr., OF Sentinel, Okla, will return hom,
tomorrow Mrs. ! D. Williams will
leave the first of March for her hom,
in Amarillo, accompanied by her moth
cr Mrs. Graves, who will make an ex
. tended viSl, there.
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|, Mr. and Mrs, Frank G.. Shoemaker
! j., will entertain informally with a
dance at the Country club