The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-22

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Lgnehson. nigh School convention.
Glover Issi club. Mr.. A. Hslv.roo.
IN OR the first time In four years
Ia Oklahoma City chapter Of The
il Daughters Of the American
Revolution laid aside their man.
ifold social and patriotic duties to al.
tend the state conference which was
held this year at Enid, in the Oxford
hotel
Mrs T W Williamson Mrs Isabel
Hamilton, Mrs. Fred +. Sutton. Mrs
Earl Shelley and Mrs w. Z. Taylor
left Oklahoma City Wednesday after
noon Mrs. William J petee. chapter
regent was not we'll enough TO accom-
pany the delegates They arrived at
headquarters al $50 and were met ny
the Enid chapter and escorted 10 the
hotel, later leaving for two social af-
fairs. Mrs. 7 w Williamson and Mrs.
Fred +. Sutton with Mrs John Hall,
OF Tulsa, past state regent Mrs Walter
De Wit Elrod Of OkmuIgee. state re.
gent, Miss Sarah A Crumley Of Alva
state historian attended a dinner given
by Mrs Carl KruSe Of Enid. regent
Of the Enid chapter Mrs. William J |
Pettee past state regent, was the only
invited guest who was unable 10 at
tend this function Mrs Isabel Ham
ilton, Mrs. w. +. Taylor and Mrs. Earl |
Shelley were guests at the annual recep- |
tion given state delegates at the home
OF Mrs. J. o. Fleming
Thursday was given over to conven-
tion matters, all reports abounding in |
patriotic activities. The following Of. |
ilcerS were elected: Regent, Mrs Wal |
ter De Witt Elrod, Of Okmulgee vice |
regent, Miss Sarah A. Crumley Of Alva |
treasurer Mrs Garbie Of Tulsa; reg
istrar Miss Roberts Of Hobart: his |
torian, Mrs J. b Thoburn Of Norman
chaplain, Mrs Livingston of Musko-
gee; parliamentarian, Mrs. German OF
Bartlesville
The daughters returned last evening
Mrs Fred +. Sutton did not return un-
III this afternoon She was the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Aitken, while at
the convention
Mrs II. n. Morse was hostess yester-
day afternoon to the &C, =. +. o.
chapter. a o'clock luncheon being
served followed by an afternoon given
over TO social intercourse Garden
flowers were used by Mrs Morse TO
brighten her luncheon tables, the fol-
lowing ladies being special guests Of
the afternoon: Mrs. Letitia Boyd Of
Aledp, III. Mrs. G. /. Wolff and
daughter Opal, Of Aledo, H., Mrs. II.
J Smith Of Pawhuska, Okla, and Mrs
Janet Dixon of Peoria, III
Mrs Boyd is visiting her son. T. T
Boyd, and the other women are house
guests of Mrs. Morse. Mrs. H. h Gadd
Of lll4 West Fourteenth street will be
hostess to the AC, P. F o. April.4.
The executive board Of Sorosis met
at the home Of Mrs j. {. Cornish Of
llj6 East Fourteenth street this after
noon.
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Mrs. Deli Miller was hostess thissaft-
,rnoon TO the Ready-to-Help club'the
guests arriving at 2 80 and enjoying a
,ocial afternoon which closed with
light luncheon served at O'Clock Mrs
lack Reed of Wagner who is the guest
pf her sister-in-law, Mrs. George Mil
Ter, of 250S West Tenth street. was a
special guest
On March 28 a special cafeteria and
musical program will be given by
Woodmen circle at |. o. o. F. hall,
he cafeteria opening at 6 o'clock and
he evening being given over to Spe-
,ial program.
Mrs. Herman II. Hulten Of 400 West
Fourteenth street was hostess last eve
ling to the Progressive class of the .
First Baptist church Sunday school, en-
ertaining with an evening of music and
games and closing the evenings enjoy
nent by serving a two-Course luncheon.
sweet peas, jonquils and snapdragons
we're used throughout the rooms and
the tables during the lunch
.on hour
Prof c. J. Wallace entertained the T
yuests during the program hour by sew
raj musical selections. Mrs J. H Boil
niger also delighting them with vocal
numbers In addition to the class
yucsts there were present as special
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