The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-23
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MI STEWART and children,
UNJl 1873 West Thirty-six,h street,
have JUS, returned from a
motor Trip to Hutchinson. Kan. where
they visited Mrs Stewards parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart are antici-
pa,lng the arrival next week Of Miss
Ella King Of Philadelphia who will
make an extended visit and may de-
eide 10 locate here.
She has just returned from overseas
IA . Red Cross nurse and will be
remembered ~ former resident
here.
Ncighborhood club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Leroy
r Tryon. ~ West Nineteenth street.
Extra guests were Mrs. &. A Max
well Of Denver and Mrs. Roy Beistle.
Mrs Beverly Baker won the favor
for top score. DahIiS decorated the
rooms. Next meeting Wednesday
jwi,h Mrs. w. J. Wallace, lltl Yves,
Thirteenth street
{ Sorosi, club entertained spproxi.
imaitly 100 members and friends at the
decentralization tea IN Soro'i, hall
"Wednesday afternoon from to s
! Nj" Pearl lluey had . general
demonstration OF several cooked food,
(aher which the articles wete served
'wi,h tea
! She will appear Tuesday before the
bmusic department OF Soross IN the
Fall. when the department will have
Ia short musical program in connection
with the demonstration
, Mrs NJ Savage, lll+ North Lot,ie
ihsi as her guests this week her san
land wife, Mr.. and Mr., Clifford Say
hse and two children from Tulsa.
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\ Mr.. and Mrs. s. 7. Rear OF Enid
k~ill arrive Saturday for so'eral days
Visit with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tate,
C29lS Classen boulevard.
Mrs. Tate, daughter, Mrs.. A. d,
lS,cele, and Mr.. Steele of Hampton,
IVA, who have been visiting here en-
route TO California, will go to King
fisher ,hi, evening for week kend
Fslay with Mr.. Steelc's family.
: Mrs. s. A. V. Howell. 2l5 West
Sixteenth street, was entertaining the
9<eramies club this afternoon. Mrs.
i. A. Reuter- was special guest.
kThe hours were devoted to . study OF
rhina painting and other art. The
club meets monthly. the hostess TO be
announced.
Mr.. and Mr.. {. S Hagerman. Mrs
G. X. Carter and son Paul, 1870 Bill
len avenue, have returned from Los
angeles. where they spent the las,
Itwo months,
Miss Sue Dyer, 70o West Sixteenth
lsrset, entertained the Young Girls
Bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
when Miss Inez Masterson made top
score. The club will meet next
"Wednesday with Nj. Lillian Ed
wards. los West Fourteenth street.
\ Mi" Edith Moore. daugAteS OF
s. II. Moore, G avenue. Capitol Hill
and Louis u. Mann, were married
quietly Monday evening by DR.. s. J.
Porter, pastor OF the First Baptist
.chdrch, in his study The bride, who
was unattended, wore q tailored cos
tune OF brown velour, with aeces
bories 10 match. Her eorsags wa,
brides roses. Mrs. Mann has . large
icirele Of friends in the city, having
lived here oil OF her life. Mr.. Mann,
who was for some time superin,end-
lent OF the Empire Refinery here. was
ecentiy transferred to Cushing. where
be will have charge Of the co'npany's
Two refinesiss The young couple will
he at home in Cushing in two weeks.
\ Mrs. Paul Reiss. 1916 West Thirty
second street. has been seriously i'll
since Saturday with pneumonia.
I Mrs. c. r. Anderson, liz West
Thirteenth street, has ~ her guest
fos several weeks, her slster. Mrs.
lG, A. Maxwell OF Denver.
( Mrs. Anderson will entertain at
bridge luncheon Friday honoring her
si'ter
! Mr.. sad Mrs. Frank n. Weaver,
2S0i Csssen boulevard, have received
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