The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25
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II MAN, l4li North Hudson, en-
WI icr,alned At dinner last eve
ming IN thew home, having as
their guest, Lieut. Goy and Mrs.
Martin + lrapp, senator and Mrs.
Luther Harrison oi Wewosa, senator
Tom lIen,ley oi n Reno and Senator
J =. Mcintosh oi Durant
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The rude return OF winter cannot
drive away the suggestions Of spring
which are evident N delightful variety
at nearly all the pretty luncheon' OF
,he week White snapdragons ard
ferns with general color note OF
white and pink will make a scaSona
affair oi the luncheon with which
Mrs G. i. Bloekle Of ll2j Wes,
Twenty sixth street cnterainS today
for her house guest. Mrs II. H. Iyer
ri Chicago. who arrived Friday for
several weeks visit Other guests who
will share Mrs. Blookic'S hospitality
include Mrs. Jack $. Russell, Mrs. II
y. Mat,hlc,en. Mrs II. {, Martin,
Mr.. Fred Lasby. Mrs Norman Smith.
Mrs J Harry lllmlIl, Mrs Guy Ten
ple,on. Mrs Frank Jennings, Mrs
Charles Gleason. Mrs . o. Nc.
Cr,cken and Mrs. II. G. Walton
\ round Of gaieieS IS being
planned for Mrs Hycr this week.
among them being luncheon and
,hca,er party tomorrow at which Mrs
lack = Russell will he hostess. al
Thursday luncheon given by Mrs II
J. Mat,hieScn. another luncheon ri.
day a, which Miss reah Putnam will
entertain. and Friday evening patty
in the home oi Mrs Norman 4 smith
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The Chaiing Dish club met yeNer-
dav Tor o'clock luncheon at the home
oi Mrs LON, II kllbourn. l0l Wcs,
Tenth street. Spring flowers were
used in decorating crystal bowl OF
jon1uils swinging from the chandelier
and a cenicrpiece Of sweet viole,s be-
meath The house guests OF the hoNess
were Mrs Samuel Boden Laird Of
Jonosboro, Tenn; Mrs. Arthur Bien-
dar Of s. Joseph. Mo, and Miss
Blanche Up,haw OF Glcndora. Mis-,
with Mrs Bernard n. Jone, OF Wash
ing,on and Mrs c. g. Jonc, as spe-
oial guests The high score iavors
went 10 Mrs Guy Turner and Mrs
T. ?. Martin r. Mrs. Hugh NJ John
son will he hostess to the club mex,
Monday at the Skiryin hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler, who !
formerly lived at 100 West Twenty
fifth street, have removed to go West |
Thirteenth street
Miss Florence Hyla Long will pre-
sen. her pupils in series OF three
piano reci,als. the first OF which will
be given tomorrow evening at -B
o'clock at the Jenkins music store hy !
the intermediate and advanced pupils.
Miss Long will he assisted by Mrs
Clara s. Smith Pupils who will nlay
at the first recital are Misses Ruth
McCredie, Mary Frances Hawk. Anna
Frances Brauer. Louise Guhree Gala
way. Jessie Stone. Genevieve Everest.
Fern Moffett Louise Gilchrist. Sarah /
Frances Ausbury. Lois Spleen and
Frances Wilhelm.
Mrs ". {. Miller. ~ East Flev-
en,h street entertained the Qui Viye
club yesterday. although the regular
meeting day is Thursday and the club |
will meet again on Thursday, March &. |
with Mrs I. A. Campbell Of llOdl
West Twenty street, Yellow
jonquils in crystal baskets tied with
yellow ,ullc cen,ered the luncheon
table. and the appointments were all
IN yellow and white Mrs ]. G. Street,
Mrs. Horace Wilson and Mrs. vii. |
liam d. Harper were additional guests.
The high score favor went to Mrs.
j. ]. Gibson. while Mrs. Street was
presented with the guests favor.
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Clubs which have announced meet.
ings for tomorrow include the New
Century, Central Red Cross rooms
Art, and Crafts. Mrs. w. w. DcLonV
Calethia, Mrs. o. L, Price: Fortnight.
ly Research. Mrs. Sarah Lamar
Pierian, Mrs. J. N. Schwoerke: Nee.
dlecraft Mrs John Lohr; Mis,le,oe
Bridge, Mrs r. L. Samples: V. c. c.. |
Mrs. II. d. May; G. +. D., Mrs. Ivan
Noel; Duplicate Whist, Mrs. Lee Van
Winkle; Oak Park Embroidery. Mrs.
{. A. Holmes; Alpha Beta, Mrs NJ.
M Tate; B. V. G., Miss Allyne Nor
Is, Economy. Mrs. c. r. Hendricks;
Sunset Embroidery, Mrs. O. L. keey