The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-30
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| ing OF 1909 West Eighteenth
! y street was prettlly decorated IN
pink and white roses yesterday.
the occasion being a o'clock luncheon
given in honor Of Miss Pearl Johnston
Of Danvlle. Ky, the house guest Of
Mr. and Mrs +. d Davis OF ll4 West
Thirteenth street
The large table where plates were
laid for nine guest, was ccntcrcd with
crystal basket filled with pink aud
white roses and trailing vines.
Those who attended were Mrs T.
D. Davis and her guest. Miss Pearl
Johnston, Mrs. J. f. Johnston Of BPS
West Thirty-first street, Mrs W W
Brown OF go West Eighteenth street,
Mrs J n GreennR OF Clsssen boule-
vard Mrs Mary Hommell of 1909 West
Eighteenth street, and her daughter.
Miss Marthe Talbot Hommell, and Miss
Edna Jones of l40l West Sixteenth
street
Mrs. A J. Hemstfeet OF 900 West
Sixteenth street was hostess yesterday
afternoon to the social meeting OF the
G. / Knitting club Special guests who
added their knitting capacity TO mem
bers being Mrs James A. Jones Of
pO8 West Sixteenth street Mrs K w.
Dick OF 900 West Sixteenth street Mrs
John II. Wilson Of 6Ol East Tenth
street, and Mrs Dulaney Of the Lee
HuckinS hotel
During the social hour Mrs A. A.
Cronk sang an original parody.
Marching Through Germany
Il
Mrs. Hubert l. Bolen OF 215 East
Tenth street was hostess today TO mem
bers of the SorosiS Knitting unit. who
gathered in her home for an all day
session Mrs Bolen as chairman OF the
haywood Presbyterian church circle
No ), served her guests with a noon
day luncheon in the church parlors,
members Of the circle being hostesses
OF the affair.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Vale Mcintyre
are planning to leave next Tuesday for
a trip TO Camp Bowie. Fort Worth,
Texas, and also to Dallas, where Mr..
Mcintyre gives recital in the City
Temple of Dallas Mrs. Mcintyre will
visit their son. Edwin Vale Jr.. at
Camp Bowie If his company is still in
camp.
A called meeting OF the G. l. Knit
ting club was held last evening with
Mrs. w. II. Sweat of IS East Third
street to perfect arrangements for the
lawn fete for the benefit OF the Red
Cross to be given June 4 at Mrs.
Sweatt's home The street will be
roped off, auction sales will be CON
Quoted on two cakes and several pack
ages, and an informal program will be
given. A social evening with cards
will be provided for those who enjoy
games a porch party being arranged at
the home OF Mrs. James Harrington. di-
rectly across the street from Mrs,
Sweatts home Refreshments will be
served during the evening
Mrs John N. Greening and Miss
Mary Hommell of 1909 West Eighteenth
street will give a line party Saturday
afternoon honoring Miss Pearl Johnston
of Danville, Ky, who is the house
guest OF her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
f d. Davis, Of ll40 West Thirteenth
street
Miss Rebeoca Lamp Of 6lS West |
Eighteenth street was hostess yester-
day afternoon TO members Of the S.S.C. |
club The afternoon was spent in Red |
Cross work and when closing time ar
rived il was found that eighty three
spools of thread had been wound for
army kits Light refreshments were
served by Miss Lamb, the following
guests being present: Miss Blanche
Miss Genevieve Everest, Miss
Vera Baird, Miss Mary Baird, Miss
Caroline Vose, Miss Hattie Belle Hales, I
Miss Virginia Young, Miss Evelne Bo-
larth, Miss Virginia Wright and Miss
Blanche Thatcher. Miss Florence Nc
Henry of sos West Fifteenth street will
,e hostess next Wednesday, June 5.
A housewarming will be given at the
lew St Johns Episcopal Mission at
rhirty-first and Military streets to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock when
he hosts and hostesses will be Mr. and
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