The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-01

Mrs. Maui addressed the thuty-fivc
club members on the suffrage question
during the hours gathering. Miss
Emme Stevens, chairman OF the reerea-
ton committee, reported that Tuesday
evening would be the first open air
meeting, and would be held at Belle
Isle.
Invitations have been issued by Olive
Grove Circle OF Woodmen. No. 48o 70
all circle members Of the city. and OF
Norman, Fl Reno Shawnee and Amber
circles to attend the initiation program
TO be held Thursday evening Al 8 o'clock
in the l. o, o. +. hall when one hundred
members will present themselves for
initiation.
Mrs. William Riley Of Little Rock
Ark, who has been The housegucN Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dyiskeli OF l00l East
Eleventh street the past month, returned
home Thursday. Mrs Riley was ac-
companied by Miss Alice Leslie who
will spend some time with her cousin.
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The choir OF the First English
Lutheran church under the direction OF
Mr.. Richard Durrett, will give benefit
concert Tuesday evening /" the church
All OF the proceeds will 90 to the Red
Cross society, There will be the usual
Sunday evening service at the church
tomorrow evening
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Mrs. l.. J. MeCee OF l22l North
Broadway presented the following
pupils yesterday afternoon In a plano
recital; Miss Corinne Fields, Miss
Marguerite Watson, Miss Mildred Pur-
tee Miss Reba Brown, Miss Lorine
Sullivan, Miss Cleo Witt. Miss Lillias
Moore, Miss Anna Robertson. Miss
Ruth Mowry, Mrs. J. L. Cox. Mrs. c.
NJ. Prewett and Mrs J. {. Rogers.
Honorlng Mrs. George Wood Of Ru-
reka. Kansas, who is the house guest
Of Mr. and Mrs Fcrd Focht OF 1916
West Thirty-eighth street, Mr.. and Mrs
Focht gave a dancing party last even
ing for the younger set OF friends OF
their daughter, Miss Laura Focht
The rooms were lovely with spring
flowers, pink roses and sweet peas ad-
ding their fragrance as well as dam
tiness TO the decorations. Mr.. and
Mrs Focht were assisted In receiving
by Mrs. George Wood, house guest, and
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Kennedy, the
guests being, Miss Margaret Hoff-
man, Miss Louise Edwards, Miss Mary
Nee, Miss Martha Barnes, Miss Caro-
line Vose, Miss Gertrude Gardner, Miss
Eleanor Jorden, Miss Jeanette Dingee,
Miss Mary Hightower. Miss Esther
'Gannaway, Miss Elaine Johnston, Miss
Mildred Whiteman, Miss Mildred
Kleinschmidt. Miss Ma'cnc Schaeffer
Miss Joanna Schaeffer. Miss Eleanor
brennan. Miss Lucille Nicholson, Miss
Leila Hahn, George Guthrie George
Knox, Robert Edwards, Frank Wilson,
Rogers Kennedy, Bob Mason, Beatty
Julian Jack Miller, Jones Dumevil,
Sidney Brock, Douglas Stuart Rich
ard Edwards John Jorden, Al Hsgan,
Stell Gannaway, Carl Flora, Leland
Anderson, Harry Frederickson, Stanton
Thatcher and Roy Hoffman.
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Mrs. ]. M. Dorchester OF 900 North
Hudson avenue, has returned from a
six weeks trip to Jacksonville, Fla,
where she visited her son, Samuel.
Mrs. Dorchester also visited Mrs. G.
G.. Gaines at Atlanta, Ga, while re-
turning home.
Miss Frances Sawyer OF Pauls Val
lev who has been the house guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A, r. Hickam, Of
1909 West Twenty-,hird street, left to-
day for Hot Springs, N, C., to spend
the summer.
Mrs. l.. A. Rhodes of Kansas City
has arrived in the city as the sum
mer guest OF her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs Charles II. Rhodes OF Wl
West Twentieth street.
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Justice Summers Hardy and family,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs J, A.
Driskell Of 1901 East Eleventh street,
motored to Edmond Friday evening"
where Justice Hardy delivered an. ad-
dress befor, the 1850 summer students
Of Central Normal school.
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Miss Jessie Kellog OF I'll West Tenth
street is spending the week end with
friends at Hobart and Fort Sill, Miss
kellogg will return Monday,