The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-03

officers.
Last year all Officers held over with
out the fOrmality OF an election, owing
to the urgent requests OF the chapter
members, who felt the great need OF
continuing in office their capable staff,
led by Mrs William J. Pettee during
the war activities.
This year, Mrs. Pcttee> will not be
candidate for reelection, owing TO
her Red Cross work as county chair
man Of womcns work The other chap
ter officers also plan 10 retire.
Mrs. Pettee, as regent, has been a
leader IN chapter work since the or
gankation Of the chapter December IA,
1904 When she became yice-regent.
Later she was elected TO the state
regency four terms and has served the
local chapter as regent six years
Mrs. T w Williamson, registrar,
also has served the chapter NIX years
and is one Of the pioneer members. only
five OF the charter members now being
left Mrs Robert T. Carpenter, Mrs
Thomas G.. Chambers, Mrs. Robert II
Gardner, Mrs f. L. Lamb and Mrs
William J Pettec.
Mrs PierSol. hostess will be assisted
by Mrs Alice Lincoln White. Mrs. H.
II. Cloudman Mrs. A. W Griifeth, Mrs
l. S Mahan Mrs. + B Ieffrv NJ, e.
NJ Dumng, Mrs II o, Davis, Mrs
II. W Williams Mrs + Picrsol. d.
Leila Andrews and Miss Vera Nc
Quilkin
During the social hour Mrs Pier
sol. who has recently returned from
Washington, d. C., will report in
formally on the presidents evening
program which she attended az the ma
! trunal conference OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution the week of
April Is
| Mrs ] w. Green entertained mem
| berS OF the domestic science department
Of the Sotosis club this afternoon at 2
/ o'clock IN her home 300 West Sixteenth
street, when a program on dairy prod
uctS under the leadership OF Mrs. Floyd
X. Bull was given. Mrs Oscar Lu
Cordell told interesting facts regard
ing milk, butter and cheese During
the program hour dairyIng was dis
tussed from several viewpoints
Sanitation in dairying also was dis
cuSscd
Mrs Mont K. Powell delighted with
two vocal numbers, ave Marie" from
Mascagni's Cayallcria Rusticana and
| The Last Rose OF Summer" Mrs John
H. Wilson sang a group of two num-
hers, Mrs. Joseph NJ Perkins being
the accompanist for both
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b kinne, when following the program a
social hour was enjoyed, during which
a strawberry luncheon was served. The
rooms throughout were beautiful in
masses Of spring roses and ferns
Mrs Oren Ashton of Chickasha was
a special guest
Mrs. Van A Writ OF Laramie, Wyo,
who was expected in the city today as
the guest of her sister Mrs Gala
butcher Long OF $40 West Thirty-first
street, has gone to Kansas City TO spend
few days with her brother. DR. W. L.
Long before continuing TO this city.
She %ill arrive Tuesday
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Circle OF the First Christian church
| gathered lunch baskets together this
afternoon for the frs, outdoor picnic.
fifty members meeting at O'Clock in
Wheeler park for a short business seS-
son followed by o'clock picnic
dinner Rev and Mrs r L. Thompson,
Rev and Mrs. II. F. Van Horn and Rev.
and Mrs Boen "er" special guests.
Mrs Oren l.. ashton OF Chlckashs ar
rived in the city last evening as the
houseguest OF her sister, Mrs. Floyd R.
Bull of.ll25 West Eleventh street.
The last social meeting of the Holly
Embroidery club was held yesterday
afternoon with Miss Della George of
lll8 West Main street, the club having
voted to meet hereafter at the Cen
trail work rooms from | until o'clock
on the first and third Wednesdays of
each month, followed later in the day
by a social hour and refreShments at
some tea house The next meeting will
be held May 10, when Mrs. Will Hinton
of 1903 West Thirteenth street will act
as hostess TO the tea house informal
supper, following their work at the
SNhiioi WIN ioplnsN
Mrs. George ". Picrsol ha, returned
from Washington, ID. C., where she
spent two weeks visiting her son, Laur-
ence Gillispie Piersol, in the engineers
corps at Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs. s. X. Ingham of 54s
West Thirty-frst street have returned
from a two weeks trip to Washington,
ID. C., where they visited their son Ward
lngham in the engineering corps and
their daughter Miss Harriet who is a
student in the National Park seminary.
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Mrs. NJ. L. Norman OF l4Oo West
Sixteenth street is expecting short
visit from her mother, Mrs. Carter Helm
Jones of Philadelphia, who will arrive
next Tuesday.
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The closing session OF the Bible Study
club was In the nature Of a social sen
sion. II was held in the home of Mrs.
Frank L. Mulkey yesterday afternoon.
America" was the opening number,
followed by when True Lovers Part"
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