The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-16

HNU WHO mas recently returned
from Chu Chow, China. and
is the houSe"guest this week of Miss
Kate Speech, of 1903 North Shar,el
avenue will be given reception this
evening by the membership and
friends OF the FIRST Christian church
at o'clock in the banquet room OF
the church
An address OF welcome by Judge J.
S Ross on behalf Of the church and
B'b'c school will be followed by a talk
by Mr.. Clarence Penny for the En-
deavorers. Mrs, +. +. Hunter will
have charge OF special mus c arranged
for the occasion Rev +. ID. Salkeld
OF Frankfort. Ind. who is visiting
here, will also make briei talk and
Miss d I will speak upon her ex-
prtiences in China
Yesterday Miss Darst was the guest
OF honor at noon luncheon given IN
the chirch under the auspices of the
General Aid society, when about sixty
were present. Mrs. Cora ID. Hammett
made the speech OF welcome and Mrs.
Hunter and Mrs. &. w. Sal,er had
charge OF musical program.
In the evening a picnic supper at
Belle Isle was given by the Young La
dies circle OF the church with the
Sunday school classes OF Mrs. Y. B.
Bradley, Yrs. {, II. Everest and Mrs.
Acres.
Mr. and Mrs. X. |. Caughey Of lll8
North Central avenue will entertain
tomorrow evening with a dance at tine
Lakeside Country club for the mem
bers OF La Cattle club, when Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Armstrong will assist in
chaperoning.
The entertainment 10 be given this
evening under the auspices OF ST
Johns guild will take the form of a
carnival and dance at the suburban
home Of Mrs Angie Russell, Fiftieth
street and Walker avenue. when her
daughter Mrs. John Hopkins and Mr..
Hopkins will act as hosts.
In addition to the outdoor sports.
special features will include clever
amateur clairvoyants and fortune tell
>ers, a program Of classical dancing by
children and readings and music. Mrs.
Harland Morean will sing, and read
irgs Gsill be given by Miss Felice
Haubiel and Wayne Campbell Among
those who willdance are Helen Dav-
export, Sarah Jane Hcliker. Frances
Kellogg Mary Dean OVERLY and
Peyton Render,
The Classen boulevard car, will he
met by automobiles, which will take
the guests TO the ground.
Mrs. II. N. Rummell and daughter,
Mis-. Helen of go West Eighth street,
who have been visiting relatives in
For, Wayne, Ind, for the past mouth
and a half will return home the last
OF the week. Miss Muriei Rummell re-
turned last week from Columbia, Mo,
where she spent a month with friends.
Mr., j. K. Thompson OF 3l4 East
Park place left Monday for Idaho.
where she will be the guest OF relatives
Until fall,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Wallace OF 1896
West Thirty-sixth street returned
Monday from q fortnight's overland
trip through Missouri and Kansas.
\
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N. Harrison
and children OF 42J West Nine,een,h
street left today for Colorado, where |
they will spend fortnight.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. ], Casseiberry OF /
ll20 West Twen,y-first street have as
their guests the formers brother. Mr..
G. II. Casselberry and Mrs. Cassel-
berry of Bartlesville, Okla, who ar
rived Monday and will return home
the last OF this week.
Mrs George Record and daughter,
Miss Sue Cravens. Of Clinton, La. who
were the guests f6r 4 fortnight Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. P. Whiteman OF 7l0 West
Sixteenth street, left Monday for their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whi,emsn and family |
will leave the middle of next week for
an overland tour through Colorado,
where they will remain until Septem-
bes. Mrs. Whiteman's mother, Mrs. S.