The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-06

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go o'clock.
The tables we're beautiful In a Law.
endet color scheme, carried out In lis
floral decorations and place cards.
Mrs J. w. HAyson presided az
ioasimistress, the following respond
Ing 20 toastsi DR.. r. N. McCash OF
Enid; Dr. II. Y, Van Horn, George
". Muekley Of Kansas City, Eustaee
l. Thompson Of Fomay. Texas. and
J. W. Hayson.
The following elders and wive, were
guests DR.. and Mrs. H. z. Van Horn,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Everest, Mr. and
Mrs. William NJ. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Dean. Mr.. and Ms. ]. l..
Torbin, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II. Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hsyson, Mr..
and Mrs G. V. NcClintie. Mr.. and
Mrs H. A. Young, Rev and Mrs ].
II. Challenger. Mr. and Mrs. Isom
Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Burns.
Dr. l. N. MeCash OF Enid, DR.. George
W. Muekley Of Kansas City, and EuS-
taco L. Thompson Of Forney Texas.
The dansAnt given this afternoon by
the High links club 10 all visiting sol
diers at the ballroom Of the Lee-Huck-
ins was ohaperoned by the following
mothers OF the young hostesses Mrs. r.
N. Nash, Mrs. William J. Pettee, Mrs.
Owen DALEY, Mrs. G. A. Nichols, Mrs.
Roy Hoffman. Mrs NJ. L. Turner. Mrs.
Nels Darling, Mrs. G. A. Knox. Mrs
B. T.. hartman. Mrs. ]. P. Brough, Mrs
] A. Mckinney, Mrs. Frank Wells
and Mrs. II. J S%paulding.
The Entire Noun club was enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. Albeit
Shute Of S2i West Chiekasaw at
a ] o'clock luncheon Mrs. A. c. At
well, mother Of Mrs. Shute, was a spe-
eial guest.
Following the luncheon hour the aft
ernoon was quietly spent by members
in a social way.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs Sanford Morris Of 9 Clegern ave
nue., April 49,
mfts raul ticnA0aW OF lZ[J WcN
Twenty-second street was hostess yes
afternoon to the High links club.
The regular business wa conducted,
which light refreshments were
served.
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Mrs. Emmett L. Merry, formerly OF
1900 West Ninth street OF this city, but
now a resident at o02 South Boulder
avenue, Tulsa, has Just been appointed
chairman Of the Halliburton-Abbot Red
Cross unit, organized by that dry goods
company for Il, employees.
Mrs. Weston Atwood, Miss Fvalire
and Miss Tullia Graves are
spending the week at Camp Bowie, Fort
Texas. They expect to return
the fifteenth.
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DR.. and Mrs. r Z, L. Hit OF l42o
West Twenty-eighth street give a line
this evening TO attend the Chill
1ren's Carnival at the Overholser, their
guests being: Mrs. NJ. N. Gish, Mrs.
W. L. Beattie and Miss Addie Hodges.
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Mrs. f. P. Leslie OF 1901 East Elev-
rnth street entertained this afternoon
q birthday party for her little
daughter Alice Lorene, the occasion be-
ing her eighth birthday. g
Patriotic colors and patriotic games,
even songs Of . patriotic nature fea-
the afternoon, to the delight OF
large crowd Of little people attend
Mrs. Leslie was assisted n entertain
ing by her sister, Mrs. J. A. Driskell,
Mrs. F. B, Boyett, and Miss Lois Dris-
kell.
During the afternoon Mrs. Boyett
sang several patriotic songs, Miss Lois
Driskell being her accompanist. A
patriotic contest won instant favor with
young people who entered into the
game with delight.
Those attending were; Little Emma
X. Chapman, Laverne German, Elise
Wilson, Joy Ruth Caskey, Paula Pow
ell, Helene Cochran, Helen Spivey, Lois
Whiteman, Mary Taylor Whiteman,
Elizabeth MeVey, Mildred Leslie, Mar
McVey, Mildred Leslie, Mar
ise Smith, Julia Smith, Helen Rldridge,
Virginia Cooter, Hazel Howard, Jane
Gibson, Anne Gibson, Morelle Johnson,
Virginia Currey, Sylvia Lee and Earl
Haggard, Clyde Carter, Charlie German,
Franklin, Prentice Franklin, Joe
Charlie Ramsey, Welby Hunt,
John Roberts, Robert Smith. Robert and
John Gossett, r. c. and Barick Howard,
Damon Wake, Milton Hardy, Harry
and Edwin Leslie.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Tim, parents OF
Mr.. and Mrs, George {. Smith Of l4l6
West Twenty-third street who have
spent a month with their children, re-
to their home at Attica, Indiana,
Mrs. ], A.. Simmens Of Okmulgee Is
spending the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs, Jordan r. Jones
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