The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-05

n 7oNoRlNG a group Of oui-oi.
IA town girls who were week.
Ii end guests Of their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher, Mr..
end Mr.. w. w. Gallagher of 42J Eas,
Park place Saturday evening ener-
tainsd with dancing IN S. Pauls
parish house Miss Vera Williams NJ
NeAlestsr, Miss Bernies Cobb ri III
/ Reno and Miss Evelyn Reddig OF
Eansss City, who lett yesterday for
eheir homes, were the guests OF honor.
Others entertained were the Misses
Martha Coil, Jewell Stumpi. Hazel
Harmon, Katherine Lssby Wilms
Whailey, Wilma Whitehead, Alma
Chenaul,. Nina Belle Deere. Frankie
May Nichols, Hattie Bell Hale, Iislsh
Johnson. Helen O'Neil, Priscilla Nc.
Comb, Mona Gene Tate, Katherine
Postele, Edna Bell Mr6nnia, Lucille
end Betty Head, Marjorie Lowe,
Margaret Smith. Katherine McKin-
.ney, Bernice Wysong. llorrense Ed
wards, Emma Love BHclle, Helena
Stone, Mary Wiley and Louise ID
wards and Me'srS Harry Maidt, Tom
Boyds,on Adrian Miller Bill Ga.
dings, Adrian Mason. Clarence vii.
sop, Louis Coley, George Thompson
George Pisrsol. Charles Whl,lock,
Harold Farnhesn, Erwin Coittr
Count Hunt. Milton Tabor, ekoy
Ssdler, Ewing Carpenter Miller
White, Charles Miller. Curtis Smith,
Hibbard Pebbles, Hugh Hackney,
Hollis Snodgrass. Edward Rogers. d
D. Smith. Frank Canadc, Eugene
Deere, Pat Sublett Vaughan Quay.
Myton Lyle, Henry Dowdy, Colbert
Hapgood. Charles Parkinson Of Du.
rant. Edward Francis and Leo 1fyo
OF McAlestu and Fufman Williams
OF Chickasha
Mr.. and Mrs Gallagher were as
si,ted by Miss Grso. Wcodrins and
Miss Eloise JARVIS Miss Woodring
sang one or two selections during the
evening and Miss Williams, who rep
resented the McAlesier high school IN
the violin contest ~ ths state track
and field nee, at Norman, played
several numbers
Judge and Nt Thomas Il Owen
d 81 East Fourteenth street returned
this morning from Ho, Springs,
where they have spent tM psa ten
days AZ the quests OF relatives. Part
OF the time MAS passed IN fishing al .
club house on the Washita river near
Mt Ida, Ark c
Mr. and Mr. Wal,er /. Dcneltson
OF III East 1er,h street entertained
Informally a. dinner Friday evening
In honor Of the birthday anniversary
Of Mr.. DonaIdson's mother, Mrs A.
A. Donaldson. Pink roses crn,tret
the table, about which were gathered
with the hostess and honor guest. Mr.
end Mrs. John w. Jacobs, Mr., Pearl
Ferguson, The Misses Thelma,
Dorothy and Della Donaldson M A
A. donaldson. Nr. Csh sk.ei, Glenn
Ferguson ard Ciovd Jacobs
Mrs. NJ Bass OF 300 Dale avenue
returned yesterday afternoon from a
weeks visit in Tulss and Muskogee
where she was the recipient during
her stay OF many social oourtescs
Mr.. Bass, who accompanied her 10
Tulsa, returned early in the week.
Mrs. Philip Edv ard Dessauer with
her son Philip Edward jr., left yes
/. terday for Fl Paso, where she is to
Join her husband, MAJOR Dessauet,
who returned a fortnight ago from
overseas. Mrs. Des.auer has been
the guest during his absence OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs {. Heninger oI
90 West Tenth street
Misses Margaret irger Elizabeth
Brock. Vera Nell Jones. Alice Viz
sinia Bennett, Mary Mcbride. Eliza
beth Connolly and Helen Parks went
10 Norman Friday evening, where
they were the guests during the track
meet of Miss Dorothy Hensley a
the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
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Mrs. Rex Bolend Of ll1J West Thlr.
teenth street Is expecting the arrival
Wednesday Of her husband, Major
Bolend, who is now in Fort Worth
where he is waiting TO be mus'erel
ou., following his return from over.
seas a fortnight ago.
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Mr.. and AIRS NJ. h. Blake OF lOO'
West Sixteenth street, with their 1T
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