The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

NVll which will greet the visitors
~ the autOmotye show this
evening ,hi, being society night
Raised platforms are being built 10
day To- exhibit the living models who
will display ,prng millinery and
STYLES lu,t from New York, while the
Ia Sale quartet diSC0ufsc' classical
music IN rivalry with the jaU band.
which viii play for dancing after W
ocl1rll \ number Of cabaret features
I om local ihciier viii he nitro.
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carnations. distributed by society
rf' urIrf the direction of Mrs John
N.llclllnd Mrs Sanford Brooks
s' Mrs + Richard Cifhati, who
'lme the reception committee.
yer event, which claim the at
te 30 oi society today are the din
ne ridge at the Country club this
~, 1g and the O'Clock dinner given
b. 81 and Mrs. J. B Levy OF S)8
West Seventeenth street
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\ ionqul luncheon brought Sugpc'-
ton, oi spring tide 20 the guests en-
teraincd by Mrs Frank u. Lucas OF
Thfty.six,h street and Phillips ave
nuc ard Mrs. Francis Key Brooke
of AZ West Ninth street IN the home
of Mrs. Brooke Monday The ,lN
course luncheon was served at
O'Clock. and the saffron color ol the
jondulls was carried out ~ all the
appointments ard menu buc'i' IN
Guided Mrs. J. h. A. Robertson. Mrs.
NJ 4. Trapp. Mrs Tom Waldrep, Mrs
Henry l.. Asp. Mrs. Eugene Kerr
Mrs. J. d Wallace. Mr., Thomas II
Owen and Mrs J. /. Thompson.
IIonoring Mrs. Bert l. Gadds oi
nartleyille who has been the guest oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robert, OF N'
West Iwenty.Second street during the
Potaty conference and the Automo,iye
show. Mrs. Roberts Yesterday enter
tanned with | o'clock luncheon IN her
home. Seated with the hostess were
Mrs. Gaddis. Mrs { H. Converse,
Mrs. a. K. EaNon. Mrs L II. Nc.
Killip, Mrs w. W Warren. Mrs {.
A. Hamin, Mrs. J =. Slaughter. Mrs
Charles knigh, and Mrs. J. II. Leavit'.
A bowl OF pink and lavender sweet
peas centered the table and each place
was marked with red cafndt!on. Fol
lowing the luncheon the guests were
entertained with ,hcater party at the
Ovefholser. Mrs GaddS will return
10 her home Friday night
Mr. and Mrs T.. Richard Carhart oi
Ii4J West Thirty street will
have as guests at J o'clock dinner at
the Skryln hotel this evening their
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Thompson OF kanSa, City, Mr and
Mrs. Sanford Brooks. Mr. and Mrs
Millard II. Russell and Mr and Mrs
Guy Turner.
Miss Miriam Finerty OF Jl9 West
Nineteenth street will be hostess at
George Washington luncheon tomor
row afternoon, when she will entertain
the members Of the B. Y. &. club
Club members who will come from
Norman for the occasion include Miss
Thera Wha,ley, Miss Ruth Bauer,
Miss Helen Thomas and Miss Marian
Wilkin.
Mrs. ] Elmer Thomas Of Medicine
Park, who is staying at the SNrvln
during the session ot the legislature,
will return to Medicine Park today TO
remain until the end OF next week.
She will be joined on Monday by Mrs.
". A. Go,hold OF Si8 West Twenty
third street, who will he her guest
until Friday.
Mrs. w c. Burke and daughters,
Mary Frances and Harriet, oi Colo
RADIO Springs were dinner guests last
evening Of Mrs. Robert II. Gardner OF
600 West Fifteenth street.
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Mrs w. NJ. Wes,fall and son, Paul,
Of 1927 Classen boulevard returned re-
Gently from a two weeks stay a,
Wichita Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Flaxman OF Sl7
West Twelfth street returned home
Tuesday night from a fortnight, trip
10 ST. Louis and Chicago.
v
Mrs. Frank Wallace OF Nash. Okla
Il the house guest during the Automo
tive show of Mr. and Mrs, John l.
McCleland OF 307 West Seventeenth
street.
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Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tate of 2olS Classer
boulevard, who went Thursday to visit
her sister. Mrs, Fred Rowe of Paw
huska, will return tomorrow.
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A George Washington silver tea will
be given tomorrow from 2 to S O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs. Al Ascheman, III
East Sixth street, by the women o
Circle OF the First Methodist church
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Mrs. Joseph Brownrigg OF 1909 Wes
Thrty-firSt street yesterday enter