The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13

II II ~ SUI Vllnth lVI UuhudUuh
! I'LL has been one Of the pleasures
IJC il OF the members Of Chapter &C,
r. f.. O., and none has been
more successful than the progressive
dinner given by the chapter last eve
ming
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry {.
Morse, Vas West Twentieth street, was
the setting for the first course, the COM
pany gathering there At 80 o'clock
| Her spacious dining room was a
bower Of spring blossoms. Plates were
laid for twenty-five guests After the
first course the guests motored across
the cily to the home oi Mrs. Nellie Fos-
ter 62S Fast Twelfth street, where the
salad course was served. The hostess
used masses spring blossom, about her
dining room In keeping with the season.
Following the salad course the party
went 10 the home Of Mr. and Mrs. S.
! A. V. Howell OF 2lS West Sixteenth
street Mrs. Howell had arranged small
tables cenlered with sweet peas and
softly shaded In candles, where the
guests wen seated and served the
last course. Following the desert and
coffee small paper bags filled TO over
flowing were presented to each with the
instruction not TO peep into them until
the party had reached the Empress
thcatcr where the evening closed with
line party
Miss Opal Wolff Of Aledo, H.. sister
OF Mrs. II. {. Morse, was the only
special guest Miss Wolff will enter
tain the chapter at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs Morse, jl45 West Twentieth
street April ~.
The Industrial Arts club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon in the home
OF Mrs t. T. Heilyn OF 1910 East Park
Place, when knitting and fancy work
occupied the two hours preceding the
serving OF two-c0urse luncheon. Mrs
A. {. Savage and Mrs. /. A. Mont
gomery were special guests Of the after
noon. Mrs. c. l. Reistle OF 1910 East
Eighth street will entertain the club
April rs. The club will meet next
Thursday at the Central work rooms
and close its season with one meeting
in June.
A silver tea will be given by the
Patrons club and the school the latter
part OF next week, the date to be an
nounced soon 1t is planned TO have
six members OF the club prepare savory
!, dishes Of Hoover substitutes and bring
their recipes with them, In this way
giving practical demonstration Of
, cooking.
. Nova chapter No 26j, Order Of
. Eastern Star Of which organization
, Miss Dell p, Slaughter is a member,
presented Miss Slaughter this afternoon
with beautiful bouquet or roses They
also gave her a letter TO the Eastern
Star organizations of Washington, d.
C., where she will take up her perma-
, nent residence during the war while IN
the ordnance department
y
Albert Johnson, president OF the
, Christian Endeavor society OF the May
wood Presbyterian church was an hon
ored guest Thursday evening when the
society gave him a genuine surprise at
> the home Of Rev and Mrs, L. b. Sur
, face of 4l2 East Ninth street
" "
Mrs William ]. Pettee, chaptet regent
Of the Daughters Of the American Rev
! olution, was hoste" Wednesday after
. noon when fifty daughters met In a
: two-hour session including business and
. a social hour.
Mrs. A. r Hickam chapter treasurer,
reported S22S22 in the treasury, the
birthday bank yielding SS57, $500 and
c $40 during the three tappings given it
d during the year. This money is used
in keeping a Moncttc child and an or
II phan, Arette MiRnon, French orphans
Y adopted by the chapter
A report was received stating that
I OkmuIgee had organized a Children Of
IS the American Revolution chapter anil
l. Tulsa was organizing one which would
e soon be established
IS Mrs. Robert Carpenter made re-
r port on the purchase Of a service flag
II and list will be Immediately compiled
e of the eligible relatives to make up It's
e stars,
y The flag will contain both the red and
: gold stars and also red crosses desig-
y mating those who have entered into the
Red Cross service.
% Fourteen names were given In and
1t the list will be completed at an early
lc date.
N Miss Dell Pember,on Slaughter who
N leaves Saturday afternoon for Washing
'e ten was extended greetings by the chap
l. ter and also given a letter from this
e. chapter TO the Washington chapter
'e where she will be made welcome,
y Mrs T. w Williamson, registrar
'- made a medical kit which was presented
>. to Miss Slaughter in the name Of III,
= chapter ~
II The chapter in considering the text o.
the new year book, finally voted h
eliminate the issue for next year anC
will use the old year books with cor
rections made in their announcement
Of the years hoSte8es.
II was planned to turn the yarn funt
into the purchase OF sock yarn.
: May 8 will be election day and tn
| chapter will meet with Mrs Gcorg
Piersol of 40 East Thirteenth street.
r
Judge and Mrs. George r. Riten
b house of 3l7 East Eleventh street en-
tertsined last evening when members 0
b the Patriots club and a few specia
guests comprised the company Tn
evening was spent informally, a ligh
luncheon being served al 10 80.