The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
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kM Mrs. Edlz Lund were At home
MJl 10 their friends quite informal
sSoly. form 8 to 1890 .. m.
Wednesday. in their new studios .,
l0o North Robinson street
Garden flowers in baskets added TO
the charm OF the attractive rooms. As
sisting IN receiving were pupils OF the
two hos'esseS
Mrs. r. W, Kendall presided at the
tea table.
Several hundred called.
|. Misses Vivian AMI Elizabeth Mich
OILS. 1915 North Hudson, entertained d
the High links club Wednesday
evening with informal dancing and
music.
Miss Elizabeth Buchanan, 40 West
Tenth street. will he hostess next
D "wednesday.
n A party Of Young folks who will al
tend the Rcndall-O, U. football game
at Norman Saturday afternoon and
remain for the Phi Delta Theta dance
that evening includes: Misses Vivian
and Elizabeth Nichols, Elizabeth
Pope, and McHrs. Keens Burwell,
Charles Seruggs and Clarence Par.
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. W g. A. lonte have
leased their home at SIC West Six
tcenth street and will spend the win
ter At the Thomas ho'el.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Schweinle,
RNs East Eleventh street have re-
4urped from . three weeks eastern
trip including St. Louis, Chicago, Nal
! waukee and indianapolis.
N
l, Mrs. D. K. Williams, Trsntoa. ~,
4 10 the guest Of Mrs. B. Z. hartman
! l& EaN Seventh s<rsel
| Nissss Dorothy Hay,, Thsina
4 Stone and Josephine Sehsrsr enter
tained the J. A. T. club with . line
party at the Empress Wednesday sven-
4 ing. Special guests were Misses Eshsl
and Clara Cornish. Florence .horrell,
and Marie Dean.
d Next regular meeting Tuesday with
Miss Thclma Stone, cOlh East Sixth
ssreet
n Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bronson, 92S West
4 Thirteenth street. have just returned
.ffom two months spent in Trinidad
\ and Denver.
! At the opening meeting d 81.
Pzul's Altar Guild. the following
were elected as officers for the en-
suing year: MS. Crawford Bennett,
n direcucss; Mrs Walter Lybrand, sec
H retary; Mrs, J, J. Culber,son jr, treas
\ urer.
I w. ]. Peiiee left Wednesday for
\ Chicago where he will join Mrs. Pet
4 ,ec who has been spending August
and September there. Mrs. Pet,ees
health is greatly improved and she Is
expecting to return with Nj. Pettec
a; the close OF his two weeks vacation.
4 Mrs. Edmund s. Ferguson was en-
t,rtaining today at | o'clock luncheon
at her home. 700 West Fifteenth
street. honoring Mrs. Edward F.
1 u wis. who is being welcomed by her
friends after her long absence from
the city with DR., Davis during his
war service a, Camp Taylor and other
points.
l. The McCregor Douglas homestead
Forty-eighth aud Western avenue.
which has been closed since the death
Of Mrs. Doueles and her son. John,
during the influenza epidemio last
fsll. Is to be reopcned.
The place has been purchased BY
the Misses Mary, Margaret and
Frances McVean. o2+ West Twentieth
street, aud they will move 10 the new
location some time next week.
n
y New Gentry club opened its years
work Wednesday afternoon At the
home OF Mrs. W. N. Bottoms, 5ll
(VWest Twelfth street
The feature Of the program was DR..
IA. {. Scotts lecture, Causes Which
3Cave Rise TO the Great War" The
subjeet was handled clearly and in DR..
Seott's usual pleasing manner.
4 large number OF invited guests
padded to the club attendance, The
lplace Of the next meeting. Wednesday,
will be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank R. Wike, who
spent the summer at Medicine Park
are now established in tlreir new home