The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-08

were special guests In addition to the
mothers OF the young girls who at
tended Mrs. c, n. Ames. Mrs. JOS
eph Huckins jr, Mrs. Frank p. John
son, Mrs. Samuel II. Gioyd, Mrs. Henry
Overholser, Mrs. Edward +. Davis
Mrs, Edward II. Cooke, Mrs. Russell
b. Halliburton, Mrs. Floyd s. Lamb
Mrs, Robert II. Gardner, Mrs. Richard
Vose, Mrs. Charles 4. Johnson, Mrs
Katherine Halsell, Mrs. Prentiw Price,
Mrs. {. J. Bowman, Mrs, K T. Har-
ris, Mrs. William Nee, Mrs. {. b,
Pope, Mrs. Millard Russell, Mrs. NJ
{, Milner. Mrs. &. +. Hutton, Mrs. {.
b. Stuart Mrs. J. i. Sharp, Mrs Wal
ter {. Dean Mrs, Marquard Huckins
Mrs. Roy Stafford, Mrs. +. i. Cock
rell, Mrs. K. L. Looney, Mrs J. N.
Dodson. Mrs. George W. Spencer, Mrs.
T. p Martin, Mrs. Weston Atwood,
Mrs, Frank Mulkcy, Mrs. c. L. Van
Cleci, Mr.. George Henshaw, Mrs T.
{. Thatcher, Mrs. f. A. Nash, Mrs.
Frank Ding.e, Mrs. Albert Lehr. Mrs.
W. 7. Buckley, Mrs. George Wood.
ward, Mrs c. c. Forbes Mrs George
Giddings, Mrs. 6. Molinard. Mrs /.
{. lhurmond Mrs. Lawrence Vols,
Mrs. f. f. Ferguson, Mrs. William
Brooke, Mrs. George /. Cooke, Mrs
Walter Caldwell, Mrs. X. w. Camp
bell and Mrs. Fay Thompson.
Mrs. Samuel II. Harris, Mrs Fred
s. Gum, Mrs K. II. Wilkin, Mrs Gus
Taliaferro, assisted by Mrs. {. T.
Funk, Mrs. S. X. Coleman, Mrs. George
Frederickson, Mrs J. Watson, Mrs
J. N. Dyer, Mrs. Lester u. Gum, Mrs
John X. Hill, Miss Lillian Sidebotham.
Miss Lola Leach and Miss Oro Town
send were hostesSes last evening at the
First Christian church parlors when a
delightful lawn fetc and supper we're
Rendered a hundred members OF the Eel
lowship Watsika and the Altruistic
clubs Of the Young Womens Christian
association by the committee in charge
OF the employment bureau of the as
sociation.
Following the supper a short pro-
gram was given, opening with toast
to the hostess, Nj" Persie Burns,
president OF the Fellowship club greet
ings from Mrs. Edward X. Gaylord,
president OF the board of directors of
the Y, w. c, A.; q toast to The asso-
citation by Miss Florence Shirley, fol-
lowed by short address by the new
general secretary OF the local branch,
Miss Anna Louise Cole, closing with a
chorus number. Keep the Home Fires
Burning" under the direction OF Miss
Lucille Snyder.
The evening closed with a playlet
presented in the clubhouse, Girls at
Home" written by Miss Eta Mae
Wallace and Miss Enid Miller and pre-
sented under the direction Of Mrs. c.
+. Funk.
Mrs. William Nee Of 72l West Four
teenth street, who has been at Little
Rock visiting her son, Lieut.. William
Nee jr, returned yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson of Dallas,
Texas, is guest at the Lee -Huckins
hotel and spent yesterday with Mrs. S.
K Coleman OF I'LL West Nineteenth
street in the surgical dressings depart
ment at central Red Cross workrooms.
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The High Jinks club has issued ESQ
invitations to assisting hostesseS and
special friends, to attend the weekly
danSant at Elks home ball room and
hereafter admission to the hail will be
strictly through invitation cards
" .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Parmelee of 5l4
West B street, Capitol Hill will leave
tomorrow for an auto trip through
Colorado. They will be absent two
weeks.
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The Irving club of the high school
under the chaperonage of Miss Floy
Thompson, SPONSOR will hold their an
nual picnic at Belle Isle, June 10. In
vitations have been extended TO all
alumnae who will be special guests.
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Flag Cay for the Daughters Of the
American Revolution will be observed
Friday afternoon at the Country club
when Mrs Lea A. RELY will be hos
tess. Following the regular business