The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
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n 7Ay blossoms bring the breath
MW Of spring,ime to the luncheon
NWI and tea tables Of the March
SVS hostess, whether the skies arc
cold or fair At the spfingiime
luncheon given yesterday AFTERNOON
by Mrs. Ralph Hamilton Of llp East
Second street, golden jonquIl' and
delicate pink swee, peas were com
bined IN a baskc, which centefed the
large luncheon table and over which
tiny blue birds hovered The smaller
tables were decorated with vases OF
jonquilS. the place Of each guest wv
marked with a butterfly place card
with an appropriate motto. and WIN a
wee yellow basket Of pink mlnts. Inc
guests of honor were Mrs Hamilton ,
housegues,,, Mrs Frank Donner, SIS.
Ter Of Mr.. Hamilton, and Miss Hazel
Hainline. his neice. who both at
rived recently from Grand Island.
Neb., for a few weeks visit A novel
feature OF the afternoon was learn.
ing the future from the Chinese tor
tune teller. who was impefsona,ed by
Miss Hanlinc. In literary contest
the fayOrs were won by Mrs J. u
Fudge and Miss Vera theatham,
while the guest iavors were hand
PAINTED plate and a handkerchief
case Seated with the hostess beSldc,
the honor guests were Mrs Earl
Campbell. Mrs sme' thea'hsm,
Mrs o. =. Estes. Mrs J. g. fuA<
Mrs Della George, Mrs. George [
Lii. Mrs. Henry Linden. Mrs. James
A Matthews. Mrs Chauncey Miller,
Mr., Harry S,cinberg. Mr' W A
sullivan. Ms. 4 / Wrlch. Mrs
James r. K,llShaw. and Mrs Nell
Crow oi Wa,hburn. Wis, Mrs car
land Moore. Mrs ! - Morse. Mrs
Logan Jacques. Mr, ! II Miller
Mrs {. Ru,h,en, and Mr, " I
Hinton The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Welch
On Wednesday Mrs. 4 J. Nelch
entertained with an informal lunch
con IN her home a, ~ East Eleventh
street having as her guests Mrs.
Ralph Hamilton and her guests. Mrs
Frank Bonner and Mi', Hazel Ham
line OF Grand Island. Neh, and Mrs,
J A Matthews The afternoon was
spent with music and nceilework
The picrlan club and the High
School club will he hoStesSeS a, the
= art exhibit a, the Young Women
Christian association tomorrow The
officers Of the plerian club, Mrs. VIII
{. Clarke. Mrs o. p Co0ter, Mrs
A. l. Hoy,, Mrs J. n Hamill and
MA Daniel Webster will receive Wis
i,ors. and Mrs. d {. Bennington
Mrs {. II. Shubcr,. Mrs J n
Schwoerke and Mrs { Harper Of,h
will pout tea
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In compllmcn, 10 her sister, Miss
Carrie Surber OF Akron. Ohio. Mrs
Roger s. Coates OF l8lD West Eley-
enth street will entertain today in
formally at luncheon for some college
friends OF Miss Surber Decorations
will be IN the colors OF William
Woods college. green and white which
will be represented IN the crystal vase
OF snap dragons and ferns which
forms the ccnterpiece. Others enter
tanned include Mrs. +. {. Glenn OF
Columbia, Mo; Miss Goldie Murry
Mrs W. o. Hulsey. Mrs. Joe ". Dud-
ley, Mrs. Wyatt s. Brown. Mrs H. c,
Thurman and Mrs. Joe Durkee.
Mrs f, c. Glenn arrived the first Of
the week from Columbia, Mo accom-
panying her father. Mr.. Thomas r
Mutry of l40l West Sixteenth street,
and will visit her parents for month
Mrs ". +. Hoo,en. the guest this
week of her sister, Mrs. &. W. Bar.
net, Of 1870 West Thir,y-iirN street,
will leave today for her home in lie.
banon, Ind.
Mr.. +. B. McKill,p OF 100 Ex-
change avenue, who has spent a few
days in Kansas City, will return to-
morrow.
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Mr., Charles Claser OF 92l Wcs,
Twenty fourth street is entertaining
her aunt. Mrs. James Shigley Of Jop
lin, Mo, who arrived Tuesday for a
week. visit
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An announcement, which will be oI
interest TO many here is that OF the
marriage yesterday afternoon of Mis-,
Eva Wsldrep and Mr. Alvin s. Muck.
oils of Shawnee The wedding tool