The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-27

Berry the child, Airline Sparkling being
the queen OF the fairies, Miss Alice
Fogarth representing Mi" Columbia,
the Red Gross nurse being Owana
Meek
Marian Alice Flohre, the queen Of
the butterflies, gave a dainty dance.
Miss Airline Sparkling and BERTHE Lee
Cowan appearing in solo dance mum,
berS.
Mex Rodman sang Joan Of Arc in
costume, a delightful presentation Of
that heroic character.
Mrs Heliker, Miss Alice Jordan,
Miss Thelma Mccoy and Miss Mario
rie Harris were the accompanies OF the
evening, the pageant being under the
direction Of Mrs. Ray Flohre. whose
original production it il. ...
The entire proceeds will be used in
Red Cross work
Wilbur Edward Hightower OF Aitus
and Oryile Davies OF Chicago arrive
in the city tomorrow and will be re-
cipients with Miss Ethlyn Johnson Of
several social affairs Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday preceding the wedding Of
Miss Johnson and Mr. Hightower in
the brides home Tuesday evening Mr.
Davies will act as best man.
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Mrs Samuel G. Gillian Of Maryville,
Mo, who has been the guest OF her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Trueblood, Of 32l West Fourteenth
street, returns home today.
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Mrs. Gunnell Moore of McAlester,
cousin Of Miss Ethlyn Johnson, ar
rives Monday TO attend the wedding of
Miss Johnson and Mr.. Wilbur r,
Hightower Tuesday She will be the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. A. C. Bennett
Mrs. A. R. Sammons of San Benito.
Texas, who has been the houscguest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Scott. left today
to spend the summer with her hus-
bands parents, Mr., and Mrs. w. w.
Sammons, OF Snringdale Ark.
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Miss Lottie Gulick Of Bristow. who
spent the weel; end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs w +. Gulick of 500 Eas.
Park Place, returned to Bristow today
Lieut. Edgar Van Clecf of San An
tonic, Texas, who has spent the week
as a guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
f. Van Cleef of 5O4 East Thirteenth
street, leaves tomorrow evening for
Columbia s. c.
Saturday afternoon has been set aside
by the younger set as a day given over
to patriotic festivities led in interest
by the weekly danSant given by the
members Of the High link club.
This afternoon their popularity was
more in evidence than ever, as an un-
usually large number of mothers and
special friends gathered at the Elks
hall ballroom 10 participate and enjoy
from restful standpoint the two-hour
periods OF the modern terpsichorean art
Among the mothers attendant upon
their Young daughters endowment were
Mrs G. a. Nichols. Mrs Frank Wells
Mrs II G Spaulding Mrs. T. 6. Buch-
anan, Mrs B F hartmann. Mrs R. II. |
Nash Mrs w. J Pettce, Mrs. George
Knox and Mrs Owen DALEY.
Owing to the annual field and track
meet held at the state university at
Norman the past three DAYS, when
many Of the Young people attended. no
meeting was held of the Merry Maids.
The club will meet next Friday after
noon with Miss Muriel Bate Of 3llS
West Eighteenth street
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DR. and Mrs ! r. Dale Of 4lo
Mckinley avenue will celebrate the
coming week with family reunion Of
cousins who will come into their home
from various parts Of the country and
hold a family dinner the latter part
OF the week. With ten arriving in adj.
dltion to the families in the city fine
dinner party will number eighteen
Among those who will arrive are Mrt
Fowler and her daughter Of Fldorado |.
Springs Nev., who il at Norman visit. |
ing Mrs. John Powell. a sister Miss
Nora Stilwell Of Erie, Kan, and Miss Il
Rena Stilwell Of the Chicago Reach
hotel, Chicago will arrive NJ : IL II