The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-27

aelhsthood slub. family party, Mr..
Informal isa. Firi Christian church.
infsrmsl tea, Tir,t Christian church.
foe VISITING soldiers.
ia 7R AND MRS. GEORGE A
! lMWI WlNANS Of 700 West Seven
lJlWJl teenth street are giving
dancing party this eyeninl
honoring Mr and Mrs H. Ford YounI
Of ll42 West Thirteenth street, VIII,
leave Tuesday for Amarillo, Texas
10 make their home
The guests who will attend are lmitec
10 few Of the intimate friend, o.
Mr.. and Mrs Young Mr.. and Mrs
n r Shanb Of 1909 West Twenty
second street, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley r
Tucker OF y West Thirteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. V. Howell Of 2lS
West Sixteenth street and Mr. and Mrs
William B. Nichols Of l2OS West
Thirty.iirs, street and Mr. and Mrs
W g. Craig
Potied plant, and ferns will give a
CLINT OF spring coloring to the rooms
dancing beginning at o'clock the az
fair closing with light luncheon 81
II o'clock
The annual family party given by the
Motherhood Culture club will be held
tomorrow afternoon in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. P. Trudgeon OF 1904
West Nineteenth street when two little
babes will be christened with the
flower christening service OF the club.
Bette Loo Cole, four r-month-
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. II. w Cole,
10 Stiles Circle park and Charles
Arthur Piekern, eight-month-old son
Of Mr and Mrs. J II. Pickern Of 1908
West Twenty-seeond street will be the
principals at the beautiful ceremony
The christening has always been a
spring affair, when flowers are fresh
and spring Is young in its green typica
OF the young lives offered for baptism
Mrs. Elizabeth Hawke OF Cushiny
and Mr. and Mrs o. c. Hall Of Lon,
Wolf and W. A Cole OF Cushing broth
ers and a sister. attended the funera
Of their brother, II. NJ. Cole, this week
Mrs. Jessie Noble of Tulsa, Arch Cole
Of Cushing and VIII Ormun OF Lone
Wolf nephews and nieces of the de-
ceased also attended and have returned
home, with the exception OF Clay Cole,
who is remaining during his six-day
furlough.
Miss Elizabeth Ames assisted BY her
mother, Mrs Charles B. Ames and her
houseguest, Mi" Marian Hilton Of
Mount Nernos, New York, honored
Miss Evelyn Johnson, whose marriage
to Wilbur Edward Hightower occurs
April 70 Thursday afternoon at her
home at 40l West Fourteenth street,
the affair being a sweet pea luncheon
to fifteen girl friends Of the bride elect
Mr. and Mrs James R. Cottngham
OF 9l9 West Seventeenth street enter
tanned Miss Johnson with a dinner
Thursday evening. Miss Ethel Lehr
gave a luncheon yesterday afternoon
TO the bridal party and Mrs. w Frank
Wilson Of III West Seventeenth street
gave a bridge today for Miss Johnson
and her young girl friends.
Mr. and Mrs z. Edgar Honnold and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Boggs will
honor Miss Johnson and her fiance to-
morrow evening with an informal tea
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Honnold
OF ~ West Sixteenth street Monday
morning Mrs A. c. Bennett and Mrs
W. F. Wright entertain the bridal party
with a breakfast at the Skirvin hotel.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Huckins irr and Mr. and Mrs. Harry r.
Gray give a dinner at the ee-Huckin,
hotel Mrs William O. Smythe of go
West Seventeenth street will honor Miss
Johnson with Springtime luncheon
Tuesday afternoon
2 ss
The first pageant ever given by the
ward school children Of Oklahoma CITY
was given last evening al the high
school auditorium when 200 children
Of the Mckinley school presented
"Chldhood's Dream Of Fairyland." the
funds to be used in the school Red
Cross work.
Well-known characters Of fairy tales
appeared on the program, dancing Of
fairies and wood nymphs. nterspersed
with chorus work BY the large chorus
Of school children, with many charm
ing specialtes by pupils.
Mrs F. o. Jones enacted the part Of
the godmother. with little Nora Marie