The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-29
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HR HE second regular meeting o
dramatic art department o.
Sorosis club was held Tue.
day afternoon In the home o.
MI, Edna Miller, 9i6 West !hir'
tosnth street. when she md Ars
lanes Andrews we're hosteses.
Tha department wal. well repre-
ess4ed and several guests enjoyed the
psperam and social hour following.
Shades were drawn In the receiving
rooms, attractive with autumn flowers
and foliage. A short business ses-
sion, in which various reports were
sesd. preceded the program.
Mrs. Cal Hendrickson gave an out
fine Of the years work. reviewing the
different plays and study lessons,
Mrs {. Z. Funk told Of the ART OF
seeing a play; Mrs, H.. B. Turner
playing her own Accomplishments.
sang, my Mammy's Lullaby" and
~Dear Little Boy Of Mine"
Mrs. Hubert L. Bolen read a paper,
prepared by Mrs. W. J. Marable, on
lhe art Of dramatic criticism. The
program closed with ensemble sing
ing Of Smiles" after which Mss
Marie Anderson. guest, furnished
two appreciated readings.
Halloween appointments were used
In the serving OF refreshments.
Guests we're Mrs. Floyd r, Bull,
Miss Anderson, Mrs. I. r. Slcsnick.
Mrs. Mark. Miller, Mrs. Samuel Cor
don and Mrs. Cliff Lambert Of Tulsa.
Mrs. Richard Lee was elected re-
porter. -.
One Of the leading social events OF
ire club will be guest day for general
Sorosis, November II, when Mines.
Marable, c. II. Shubert and Hend-
rickson will he hos,esses At the home
Of Mrs ]. Leroy Sadler, 1923 West
Thirty.fourth street. The dramatic
art department will have charge OF
the program. which will feature the
first anniversary OF the armistice
signing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. O'Nei', Nl Yves,
Thirteenth street, have as their guests
for several weeks, Mrs. T. A. Baker
and Mrs. George Myers OF Kansas
City, who arrived Sunday. A mum
Der OF informal social courtesies are
being arranged in honor Of the Wis
itors.
eeS ,
Alvin D. Kahn was called to Chi
cago Sunday evening by the serious
illness Of his mother, whose condition
N but slightly improved thi, week.
Mrs. Kahn left Tuesday evening
for Dallas. to remain during her hus-
bonds absence, with Mrs Sylvin Min
e who was formerly Mi" Corrine
Pollock Of this city.
Several local society women have
zone to Fl Reno today to attend the
bridge party given by Mrs. Frank
Engie, Mrs. Charles Engle. Mrs Roy
Garner and Mrs. NJ. B. Libby a. the
Libby home. This Is the second of a
series Of parties being given by these
hostesses. the first being a tea Tues
day afternoon
= Mrs. c. +. Hensiey went over this
morning and will return after the
event this evening.
Mrs. J. Jay Dryer opened her new
home at 62s West Sixteenth street
Tesday afternoon TO the Oklahoma
Bridge club and one extra guest, Mrs
G. Z. Blockie. In the card game FOL
lowing I o'clock luncheon, top score
was made by Mrs, Porter Morgan.
The Club will be entertained Novem-
Der II by Mrs Ferry Williams, 9l6
North Walker street. 20
The clubs evening party Tor the
husbands will be November 7 with
Miss Mollie Cherry, 2lv Harrison
avenue.
Music department of Sorosis club
held a demonstration tea Tuesday
afternoon in Sorosis hall, regardless
of the rain, which prevented Z large
attendance.
Miss Pearl Huey. cooking expert,
demonstrated a number OF tempting
recipes, after which the articles pre-
pared were served, Mrs. Ralph Par
mcn,er and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Perkins
presided at the tea table.
Next regular meeting day Tor the
department, will be November s, when
the study will be Music OF Modern
France with Mrs. Mont X. Powell
rs leader.
Or. and Mrs, Gary w Townsend
12ll North Francis avenue, will have
q, their guests Tor the remainder oi
the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morris
OF Enid, who will arrive this evening
M. and Mrs. Morris were former
residents here.
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Domestic science department OF
Sorosis club is entertaining this alter
noon Mt The home Of Mrs. ]. T.. Dale,