The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-12


home Of Miss Hoffman Of i4i4 North
Hudson avenue
Mrs. Bert s, Dickson and Mrs, Ar
thur G, Fulkerson OF Anadarko are
houseguests OF Mr. am Mrs. Carl
Glitsch OF ll04 East Seventh street
Mrs. Fulkerson will leave this after
noon for a visit with her parents at
Blackwell and Mrs Dickson later in
the week will continue her trip W
Yale Okla. where she will be the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Moore, formerly
Anadarko residents. Both will visit
friends in the city on their return
home.
Mrs {. ID. Richardson presented her
younger pupils in a, song, piano duet
and solo recital last evening at Ep-
worth church, when the following pu-
pills took part; Frances Tucker. Dick
Morgan. Meryle Morgan. Mary Ola
Young. Katherine FarriS, Ola Thomas,
Grace Borarth, Marjorie Schley, Mary
MoLaren. Roger Lee Givens, Donald
Gould, Maude Richardson and Edwin
Richardson.
Women's Relief corps No II will oh
serve flag day at its regular meeting
Thursday afternoon al o'clock at !,
o. o. F. hall.
Miss Lucille Mckee OF 1904 North
Broadway Is entertaining as a house
gtsA Miss Mary Louise Dortoh OF
SAP Antonio, Texas, who will remain
'ee'sFal weeks . .
Mr., and Mrs Theodore NJ Green of
20l7 North Shartcl avenue, who have
been absent from the city the past two
months on southern trip TO Pine
Bluff, Ark. Mineral Wells, Dallas,
Austin and San Antonio, Texas, will
return home the latter part OF the week.
Miss Jennie Anderson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Anderson
OF 4l0 East,Twelfth street teceived her
A. B degree at the University OF Hi
noS today
Immediately following the commence
ment program at the university, Miss
Anderson will depart for Camp Grant,
Rockford, H., where she has accepted
position as assistant bacteriologst.
Miss Anderson, who Is only Fl years
old, is the youngest woman in this
branch OF war service and II commits
stoned would rank as second lieu
tenant
Mrs Anderson, who left for Cham
paign, H., TO witness the commence
ment will spend a short time visiting
her daughter before returning
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Maj Robert L. Hull who left the
city June on an overland trip 10
Atkinson, Kan, before continuing west
to enter war service. reached San Fran
cisco and took up his duties today as
head o. 1.-The orthopedio work at Letter
man general hospital, Mrs. Hull will
remain a few weeks with relatives in
Kansas before Joining him
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Miss Julia Lee Pottenger assisted by
her mother. Mrs. c. c, Pottenger, of 4l0
West Tenth street will honor Miss
Dorothy Hoffman and her house guests,
Miss Lucille Robinson and Miss Mary
Abernathy OF Kansas City, Miss Flor
ence Lambert Of ST. Louis, Mo, and
Miss Katherine Brooks OF Philadelphia
Pa, with a dancing party at the
Country club tomorrow evening, Mrs.
Pottenger being assisted as chaperon
for the young people by Mrs, Roy Hoff-
man
The following young people will at
tend Miss Dorothy Hoffman, Miss
Helen Pettee, Miss Vivyienne Nichols,
Miss Elizabeth Nichols, Miss Muriel
Bate, Miss Lucille Mckee, Miss Tullia
Graves. Miss Janet Stuart, Miss Kath-
crime Nash. Miss Glory Huekins, Miss
Elizabeth Pope, Miss Mildred Russell
Miss Isabel Harriss, Miss Rose
Harris, Miss louise Bulkley, Miss
Mercedes Sherpan, Miss Mary Hutch
inson, Miss Ryth Thompson, Miss Ruth
Bulkley Miss Dorothy Stone, Miss
Genevieve brennan Miss Nina Penn,
Miss Mary Nee. Miss Bernice Nee,