The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

morning for her home ~ Dallas, will
II be At the Lee Ilulkin, hotel instead
II oi at the Country club, =, II was first
announced Outoi town guests who
attend ,hc dance viii he Miss Mary
Boone and Mis-, Ruby Randall ol
| Ardmorc and Mr. and Mrs John
kfoutl Mr and Mrs Tom krouill,
Mr. and Mr., Oren iriSbec and Mr.,
anI Mr., Edward Fisher OF Yukon
Mr. and Mr., William Pieliicr. who
have sold their home al 6lS West
Seventeenth street. have gone TO ,hc
Lee lluyklns hotel, where they will
l., a. homo for several weeks
~
Mrs. Sidney l. Brock. Wl West
Fourteenth street, was hostess TO the
Bridge Luncheon club yes
icrday Substitute hands were played
hy Mrs Bernard y Jones OF Wash
ing,on, Mr., Hugh Johnson and Mrs.
4 Mason Little. Mrs Little was award
ed the iayor for high score and Mrs.
III 7. T. Martin, jr for second The
cub will I've entertained mex, Thurs.
day by Mrs lohn Fields. ll95 North
III Robinson avenue,
n
The Merry Maid, meeting last eve
ming va, with Miss Mary Nee Of 72l
West Fourteenth street The evening
vas spent IN dancing and ended with
luncheon. Mise, Eleanor and
katherine liiucr. ol5 West Twenty
fId street viii be- hoNc"c' next
Thursday evening
ClarA Smell David Hills Carl
Ford and X y Rodcrlck were among
those vho came from Norman 10 at
tend the Ncrrenra,h recital last eve
n,ng At the high school
Mr.. and Mr., George { MAIDEN Of
1I East Fourteenth street. left the
middle Of the week in their car for
l Tor, Worth. where they will remain
three or four weeks
In Mi" Gladys Downey OF Nl East
II Sixth street entertained crowd OF
her friends Tuesday evening with an
informal dancing party The guests
included the Mise, Ethel Marie ke'-
Ter. Bertha Cunningham Harel Mont
" -goinerv Ruby Bauguess, Marie Argo.
tecil Mitchell Pearl Frye. Niniia
Inoe Mondil, Alice kepner Ora John
son. Hazel Mitchell and Corinne
| Smith ard Lon Tranter. J NJ Ialkind.
| Carl Landrum. Milton Akin. Mark
keier, y Il. Corbin, William I
| Holme,, Clarence Wend,. Leonard
| Wend, Guy Baugue,S. Glenn Smith,
/ Lieut. V + Barnhart. Mrs A l..
| Cunningham ard Mrs S Fpe.
NJ Taking advantage Of the vacation
between scmcNefS at the high school
Mr. and Mrs J. w Whiilock Of
y 100 West Ninth street are entertain
ing with dancing parties for their
son and daughter, Last evening a
party OF high school friends were en-.
tefiained in honor Of Miss Marjorie
n Whillock and this evening another
4 party will be given for Harold Whit.
" The graduation exercises for the
nurses OF the Wesley hospital will
take place this evening at 8 o'clock in
ST. Luke's cathedral The principal
speaker OF the evening will be Rev.
Forney Hutchinson, who will deliver
the address TO the graduating class.
n The ST. Cecilia Choral club will give
two numbers. Over the Hills" by
Devan and "Old Folks at Home" A
duet, "The Rosary" by Nevin, will
he sung by Mrs. J. NJ. Hill and Mrs.
A. l. SEVERN. and Miss Glad, Camp
will play a violin solo. The presen-
tation Of diplomas Il to be by DR.. g.
d. Camp and the presentation OF pin,
! By Miss Lenette Hill. Mrs r. Hess
4 will be aceompanist and Mrs. J. T.
Guenitte. direotre.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. X. Armstrong, %2S
East Twelfth street. are entertaining
Mrs. Armstrong; brother, X. V. Nc
Donneil, who arrived the first Of the
week on a ten days furlough from
\ Fort Sam Houston where he is at
tached TO the motor transport corps
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong will enter
tain a family dinner party Sunday in
his honor.
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| Mrs. Charles R. McMuvry OF W
West Sixth street has just received
a telegram announcing the safe ar
rival from oH'es, Of her husband,
who has beer in the sanitary corps,
Forty-first division, since May aud
has seen active service on the front
| Mrs. McMurry will probably join
him in New York pext week, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Prudence
r Cannon.
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II A memorial service for Mrs. J. II.
Rucks was conducted yesterday by
the Acorn club. OF which she was a
! member, at the home. of Mrs. George
M Green, ll07 West Nineteenth
| street. Mrs Bayard T. Hainer, pre,i-
I dent of the club, made the opening
talk and was followed by Mrs. John
Fain, a girlhood friend and school
mate OF Mhs Rucks, who recited TO
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