The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-23

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TOLLoWING the morning pro-
LA gram Of the student convention
il Of the State High School asso'
citation which was held this
morning at St Luke's Methodist Epi'-
eopal church, a luncheon was given in
honor OF the visiting delegates in the
church parlofs At IL 20 this afternoon
Spring flowers, trailing ,milAS and
snowy napery spread a ho,pitable cheer
throughout the rooms where guests ~
eludlng delegates and friend, were bid
den welcome.
Miss Dorothy Whiteiord, president Of
the senior class Of the Oklahoma City
high school, presided as toastrnistres'.
The following toaSts were given: Our
" on the Field OF Love-" by Mis-,
Pauline Mills; "Our w on the Field
Of Honor" by Miss Jean Labaugh Of
Tulsa "0ur C on the Field Of Joy"
Nj. Annie Kate Gilbert Of Dallas.
"Our a on the Field Of Truth" Miss
Florence Monette.
Intetspersed throughout the toast
program school songs and their accom-
panying yells gave the true high school
spirit
Sixty guests were in attendance at the ,
luncheon but many other visiting dele.
gates are expected 10 arrive during the
day The convention will close tomor-
row evening.
Mrs. r. N. Gillespie Of 1901 West |
Ninth street left Thursday at midnight |
for the base hospital at Camp Bowie,
having been summoned by wire, owing |
to the serious condition Of her son, Guy |
Gillespie, who was operated upon Tor |
appendicitis ten days ago. Mrs. Gilles-
pic had only day or so ago received |
letter from her son, who was appar-
emily convalescing rapidly, but has Sui
iered a relapse.
Mrs. c. b. Ames Of 40l West Four
teenth street left this morning for Camp |
Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas. to spend a |
few days with her son. Sergt Ben A.
Ames OF the base hospital Judge Ames, |
accompanied by his daughter Elizabeth,
and her two guests, Miss Marian Hill
ton Of New York and Miss Eleanor
Atkins of Knoxville, Tenn, left yester-
day motoring through and will join
Mrs Ames at Fort Worth, They re-
turn the first Of the week
Mr. and Mrs Frank w Wilson OF
III West Thirteenth street have had
as their houseguest his mother, Mrs
William T. Wilson OF Cape Gerardeau.
Mo, Mrs. Wilson stopping over here
while en- route home after spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs
Thomas Fitzpatrick OF Shreveport La
Owing 10 the Lenten season only IN
formal affairs were given for Mrs, VII
son, who leaves for home Immediately |
after Easter.
Miss frankie MAY Nichols OF 700 |
East Seventh street was hostess last
evening to the Good I mes club OF the
younger set. The evening was passed |
by all in Just q social good time, music,
dancing and other social pleasures be
ing enjoyed from 3 o'clock until 10 |
o'clock, when refreshments were served |
Miss Nichols was assisted by Mrs
George Hales and Mrs &. r, Hales
who acted as chaperons to the young |
people The guests were Miss Eliza
beth Brown, Miss Laura Brownell,
Miss Violet Cornish, Miss Mildred Hill
Miss Grace Holland Miss Nina Moore,
Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Lands Perry
also Boyd Bynum, Virgil Erwin, Victor
Sellers. Bryan Johnson, Norman Stv-
ers, Jay Perry, William Bonnell, Ernest
Petree, Edwin Rogers, Hall SnodgrasS,
Legrand Richard, Jay Cole and Down
ing Nichols.
Miss Evalinc Atwood and Miss Tullia
Graves attended the sorority dance at
Norman last evening, returning this
morning at II o'clock accompanied by
Miss Laura Graves and Miss katherine
hartman, who will spend the weekend
at home.
Mrs. D. +. Malone Of lln West
Twenty-fifth street is giving a dancing
party this evening honoring her sister
Miss Claudia Ofiield The following
will be guests Miss Lucille Hunter
Miss Dorothy Duncan, Miss Gladys Alb
erhanson, Miss Louise Buckley Miss
Anna Rice, Miss Nora and Miss Helen
Barber of Edmond, Miss Ruth Hunter
and Miss Gladys SchaiferS also Theo-
dore Barber of Edmond, Julius Dycke,
Packer Prouty, Raymond Vollmer. Dean
Stacey, Harold Hahn, Harold Young,
Dwight Albert and w. ]. Sullivan,
3 Y y
Owing 10 the following week being
Holy week, the regular Country club
dinner dance will not be held but will
he announced later. Only one dinner
dance has been given during Lent.
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The Eugene Field Patrons club held
one of the most interesting meetings
Of the entire year yesterday afternoon,
when the fifth grade under the leader
ship Of Miss Etha Smith sang most
delightfully."-, and little Louise Reynolds
gave a reading Scamp" preceding the
addresses Of Mrs Joseph Huckins jr,
on junior Red Cross work and Miss
Edith Johnson on the work of the
women's committee OF the council OF
defense.
Mrs. T. W. Williamson, Mrs. Fred
Sutton, Mrs. Isabel Hamilton, Mrs. Earl
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