The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
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By Marie Maui.

ElNtU way dHIlNhl NlNllI W
n y the pleasant task Of welcoming
~ the boys OF the ll2nh. the few
affairs on today's calendar including
the tea with which Mrs Walter A.
llbrand OF l440 North Everest ave-
ME VIII entertain this afternoon hon
orng Miss Margaret Goudelock a
dance at the Lakeside Country club
Tor the younger set, with Miss Ethel
ta,plr and J. + Dobry as hosts and
the iortnightly dinner bridge a, the
Country club
Among those who will entertain
guest, at the dinner bridge are Mr..
end Mrs John W Shluel and Mr..
Harry A Ncwbill Hosts for the eve
nlug arc Mr. and Mrs Homer N.
Rolrdman. Mr. and Mrs. + B. Cock
rell and Mr ard Mrs George W.
Knox
The Duplicate Whist club was en-
tertalncd at luncheon IN the Y w. {,
A cafeteria Yesterday by Mrs. NJ. l..
Turner Of llll North Robinson ave
nuc. with Mrs. George w Spencer az
an additional guest. Following the
luncheon the club members spent the
afternoon at auction IN the home OF
Mrs Turner Mrs. 4. T Edwards and
Mrs J Edwin Thomas making high
score
Mr ! Mrs George Fredericton
OF Sll West Thirteenth street and Mr..
and Mrs Roy +. Finerw OF D7 West
Nineteenth street left yesterday for
Chicago, where they will spend few
days.
Mrs. Anton II ClasSen OF AZ West
Thirteenth stree. has returned from a
ten days visit IN Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs. J. {. Eagen OF $40
West Eleventh street with their neph-
ews Glenn and Jack Coates and John
Harrington left Monday for a month
in Colorado where they will visit
Denver and Estes Park.
The L'Amitie club held lis regular
meeting yesterday with Mrs. J. vii
liam Pember,on, ia West Thir,y-sec-
ond street. when Mrs. James ] Kill
patrick, Mrs. Rober, Upsher and Mrs.
II Jones were additional guests. The
club favor was won by Mrs. Risk
Thompson who will be hostess TO the
club next Wednesday in her home al
$50 Yves, Twenty fourth street
Miss Mary Louise Coates, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. J. $. Coates Of jll
West Fourteenth street, who is he
turning from Dana Hall at Wellesley.
Mass. is now in Chicago with Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Huokins jr, and Miss
Glory and Mr. Joseph Huoklns III,
who arc spending a few days in Chi
cago on their way home from Della
field. Wis. where they attended the
graduation exercises Of ST. Johns Mil
itary academy. The party will return
probably on Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Strosler Of ia West
Tenth street, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs William Harold VIM.
and Mr.. VIM. will leave tomorrow
fv Kansas City. where they will spend
Q few days before going on to Mrs
Strosler's old home In Louisville. KY,
where Mrs. S,rosier will remain for a
two months visit Mr. and Mrs Winn.
after visiting relatives IN Kentucky.
will make a six weeks sight seeing
tour upon which they will visit the
Mammoth Cave. Chicago, Washing
ton and New York before returning to
Fort Worth, where they are TO make
their future home.
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Mrs William Armstrong with her
little son. William jr, Of llOS East
ITenth street will leave today for Hugo,
ikla., for a two weeks visit She will
Ne accompanied by her sisters. Mi"
Mary Burrus, who has spent the school
year here and Miss Beatrice Burrus,
Who has been her guest for the past
week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Sutton OF iii
North Broadway had as their guests
for q few day, this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
&. c. Cox and Mrs. q. Tinsley Of Ce-
ment, Okla.
The Lucky Thirteen club met Tues
dsy At the home OF Nj" Ailene Fors-
|berg. All Eas, Park place, for the
election o. officers. Mi" Alta Viii
Hams was chosen president; Miss
Ruby Woods, vice president; Miss
Charlotte Holcomb. secretary; Miss
Anna Fay Solliday, treasurer, and
Miss Ro.alie Bash. reporter. On June
"a the club will hold It's next meeting
with Miss Leyonne Gulick, l4E West
iThirty-first street.
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Mrs. viii s. Guthrie and little
daughter, Mary Eleanor, Of 1909 Clas-
ben boulevard, returned home Monday
from . three weeks visit in Spring
field. Mo, where they were the guests
Of the formers father. Mr.. A. Y. Ross.
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Capitol Hill Chapter No 2l will
hold initiation Friday evening in the
Capitol Hill Masonic hall.
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