The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-08
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logue was even better than the paper,
and both papers were greatly appre-
ciatcd by the audience Several gar.
mentS have been completed by the knit
ting unit and work is progressing nicely
on the sweaters being knitted IN the
club, The members who are not knit
ting in the club are expected to go to
the Red Cross rooms each first and
third Friday and offer their services TO
the surgical dressing department
Miss Mamie Walker OF Weatheriord,
Texas who has been delegated to Okla
homa City as war emergency demon
Strator, gave a short address before the
club for the purpose OF interesting and
instructing the housewives III the art OF
substituting Substituting, not Econo-
mizing," and Save the Waste" are ner
SLOGANS Miss Walker will demonstrate
that a well-balanced ration may be OBJ
tanned, even on meatless. wheat
less and sugarle% days, and
she offers some appetiLlng menus
that are very helpful to Ameri-
can housewives, who are just beginning
to realize what food conservation means
Miss Walker will meet with the Fort
nightly Research club on Tuesday, No
vember Is. in the home OF Mrs Sarah
Lamar, 6l9 North Central, to demon
Strate some of her recipes
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The Harmony Social club met yes
tcrday with Mrs. Fred { Aaron Of 8lO
West Seventh street, who entertained
Mr., Lena H. Scott h addition to the
club Food conservation was the topic
OF the afternoon and some splendid
ideas were presented The next meet
ing will be with Mrs Charles W Grit
fin 0f 0lb West Seventh street
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The luncheon which was announced TO
he given BY Mrs. Bob Weickcr of 1910
West Tenth street in honor Of Miss
Gladys Garner has been postponed to
November a on account OF the illness
Of Mrs Weioker
The piu Mosso Crochet club met yes
terday with Mrs. Ed Dubendorif at
lL29 West First street with Mrs.
DePauw Hornaday and Mrs Frank
Pruitt as special guests. The dues from
the last three meetings was given 10 the
\. W. {. A. committee and the future
fund will be turned to the Red Croy.
The club meets next Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. V, D. Alden of 100
West Forty-sccond street.
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The Economy Social club, which met
Yesterday with Mrs S. r. Babcock at
900 West Fifth street voted to give
Friday to the Red Cross work al the
Red Cross headquarters The additional
guests entertained by the hostess were
Mrs Ida Sterret, Mrs. T. L. Adkins,
Miss Lima Hill and Miss lone IiamiI-
ton High score was made by Mrs.
Adkins Miss Hamilton and Mrs J. A.
Horner tavors were voted to the Red
Cross.
The Eugene Field Patrons club will
meet tomorrow at 30 at the Eugene
Field school building.
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The Royal Matrons' club was Splen
didly entertained yesterday by Mrs
Maurice Dawedofi at her home at SIS
| North Robinson who had as her spe-
cial guests Mrs. + q. Jones, Mrs Harry
N Tallman, Mrs Sigmond Goldstein
and Mrs Catherine Hamilton This
club is showing commendable patriotism
by dispensing with club favors and help
ing the Red Cross to that amount.
They also voted 10 spend a day of al
ternate weeks sewing at the Red Cross
rooms The members will entertain
their husbands with Thanksgiving
party in the home of Mrs J p. McHale
OF l429 East Ninth street.
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Mr.. K. A. Adams OF Tulsa visited his
brother, Mr.. {. A. Adams and Mrs.
Adams Of 1915 North Walnut. over
Sunday and Monday
Mrs. A. s. Connellee OF 6l0 West
Fourteenth street arrived the first uf
the week from an extended visit to Fort
Worth, Dallas and Eastland Texas, and
her sister, Mrs. John Lamkin, at Hol-
lis, Oka. Al LaWtOn she attended the
marriage of her nephew, Mr. Earnest T.
Connellee, and Miss Ruth Flint, both
Of Oklahoma City, who for the present
will live at Lawton Mr.. Connellce
was formerly associated with his uncle.
Mr.. A, s, Connellee, in the Crystal Ice
Cream company offices here.
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Mr.. J. A. Driskell of llb East -Four.
teenth street has purchased the property
At 1901 East Eleventh street and will
move to the new home next week
Mr.. and Mrs John Lawrence Mills
Of blO West Fourteenth street spent
the early part OF the week at Medicine
Park and Lawton.
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Mrs Homer A. Davis OF PA Harri-
son avenue, who was III in a hospital
At Kansas City the greater part Of the
summer, is now at her mothers home
in lola Kan, where she is slowly re-
covering her health
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