The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-16
SOCIETY
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lfaUtfN NNhllthf MISS hlVla h'WIl.
| Miss Cora Wilson, Miss Doris Byiieid
and Miss Margaret Davis
The annual mos ing Of the club will
he held Monday May ~, when The elcc-
ton Of officers takes place,
The banquet marking the close Of the
first social yraf takes place this cyf
ming al go oclock In the Chamber oi
Commerce when each team member will
be hostess 10 table seating eight
guests One hundred and fifty guests
will be In attendance.
Mrs I'd Oyefholser and Nels Darling
will give the toa,ts oi the evening Miss
Cora Wilson. president Of the club be
ing toaslmistfc''
Mf and NJ, II Ford Young Of ll42
West 1hInieih street. who are making
preparation, 10 leave the city the latter
part oi lhe month Tor Amarillo. Texas,
will be lhe recipients OF several compli
mentary social affairs this week, Mr
and Mr, n A Reuter- Of $40 West
Twentieth street giving dancing party
the kltcf part OF the week and Mf and
Mr., J.. u. Dung Of 1907 West Twenty
eighth street also entertaining with a
luncheon this week
A patriotic reception vas rendered
the mothers, wives and sisters ol sol.
dien At the First Methodist church this
afternoon At \ o'clock by Circle OF
the general women's N society ol the
church A pleasing hohr's program was
given. coming with planolorte solo 10y
Miss Marion Hoover followed by
Keep the Heafthstone Fires Burning.
sung By Mrs G a Griffith Mrs Ben
| i. Davis delighted in readings Mrs.
Glenn pohemus closed the social pro
gram hy singing The Dream oi Sol
der Boy" Light refreshments closed
the afternoon.
Mrs Joseph Myer Of 2l4 West Tenth
street was hostess yesterday afternoon
TO the Stoddard club, the study OF MeNi-
co nov beginning for series Of meet
ings. Mrs Maurice Baef gave IN IT,
teresiing paper ON Ancient Mexico.
Mrs Ben Barnett told Of the early vic
tories and the conquest by Cortef Mrs
Inles Bloch closed the program by
describing the Hidalgo revolution
The regular board meeting N the
Colonial Danes Of America was held
yesterday afternoon IN the ee-lluckins
hotel A social meeting will be held
next month when the annual election o.
officers will take place
DR. and Mrs Phil C. Baird Of lOll
North Robinson avenue were at home
last evening informally 10 friends
y 50
William NJ Anderson, grand secretary
a. F. & a. NJ, left last evening
for Enid to attend the grand chapter OF
ROYAL Arch MasonS which opened
two-day session this morning Follow
ing the chapter meeting the grand
commander OF Knights Iemplars will
hold a session.
A called meeting OF the executive
board OF the city federation OF womenS
clubs was held at the Lee Huckins hotel
this morning at hall past nine o'clock
to submit the years reports OF all the
committees
Mrs. Fred DfaStcd, educational com
mittee chairman. and Mrs, ). {. Tread
we'll, state educational committee chair
man, discouraged the holding OF spell
ing contests this year, owing to the war
They reported that in the junior essay
contest 800 essays had been submitted
and sixty chosen as worthy. Prizes will
be awarded Thursday at II o'clock at
the high school auditorium, Mrs
Brasted making the presentations
Mrs /. ]. Miller, president OF the
Century club, who is chairman Of the
Child Welfare committee, and working
through the council Of defense, recon
mended that years campaign Tor
)aby- saving be promulgated instead OF
the baby-weck campaign heretofore con
Quoted The baby parade will he elm
mated by the city federation this year
all work under the child welfare com
miltee conforming to the national child
welfare movement
The library committee Mrs J 8
Carle chairman, reported the establish
mcnt Of outlying Libraries and the dona-
ton OF sixty books to he placed in the
Columbus school at PackinRtown Miss
Hayes Of Carnegie library will care for
all books donated.
The library committee reported aiding
the soldiers library committee MARY
| + Waite, chairman OF the music com
mittce reported that community muSic
is silently but effectively being carried
on
Mrs e H. Shubert, chairman Of the
legislative committee. made an excellent
report on the bird house contest. the
junior boys Red Cross clearing SIS on
,heir contest The contest was OF value
in promoting bird life.
Mrs. C. L. Funk. chairman Of the
social and industrial committee reported
that the committee is active in many
lines OF work, recently obtaining thir-
teen cars to give the Young Women's
| Christian association members an after
noon drive The committee also cares
for the sick and has established visit
ing committee to work in conjunction
with the local hospitals
The phllanthropic committee, Mrs.
g. p Mills chairman reported that
iollow-un work IS being carried on To