The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

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w inc latest airs lrl INC young
IN people who danced last nigh,
"a at the Lakeside Country elup
Yen Miss Elizabeth Bass, daugh
| OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bass
l2Ol North Klein avenue, en-
tanned crowd OF high school
ENDS. Punch va, served during
| evening hy Mis-, Wlnona Bass
George BASS Nit aur Mrs, Bass
rc assisted IN clapcronIng by MI
L Mrs John IIommes Mi and
l. J. !. MCkcown Mis-, Rcbecca
,rlcy and Miss Katherine Sue
Iick The list Of guc'n included
,c, Noriuc Randlc, Helen Lord,
II Bryan. Winnie Davis, Mary Nc
ldc. Elizabeth O'Nell, Ruth Nc
bhan, Ella Peck Doris Hin. Elt-
th l.ouhcillc, Louise Fink, lhel-
June Eadcs, Florence Ferguson.
len Conuor, Madeline Chlun, lii
J Banjo, Nellie Green, Helen
Vie. Rcba Atkinson, Stcphne san.
lmcc Bass, Ruth Bass, Rene
mmrs. Ethel Casper. Marguerite
ou,ll OF Yukon, Helen Parks and
clalic Limerick, and MsSrs Stan
kchclcsky Cecil lImchinS. Mel
Brown. Hollis Danycrs. Spencer
J Skpatrlck, David Solliday William
rper Ray Emcnhi,er Phil Boyle,
&c Barnett. Loren kahle, Eugene
hcr, Earl Parker. Keith BARLEY,
II Gannaway Clair Williams,
Sl,er Cox. William IIalbeft, War
Edwards. Elmer Monroney, Ray
nd Kroutil oi Yukon Homer
immitte. Eugene Boylan. Joe
hry, Ditner ln,bv, Taylor Parks,
ma Roberts and Arnold Gillespie.
kr and Mr., George J Eaeoek OF
East Twelfth street, whose mar
re took place March 5, arc ex-
ted to return thu, evening from a
|r trip IN Texas.
irSr II (ldsNcn OF Aj3 Wcst
RI lDN stree, hA, lent her home
the high school y. W {. A. for
tnasquefade party which will be
rn Saturday evening March 2.
Ionorirg Mrs " r Hidy oi
,mpagnc lIl. who IS the guest OF
sister IN law. Mrs. ] r. liidy OF
West Eighth street, Mrs. George
ilbcrt yesterday an,er,aiped with
mail bridge luncheon in her home
2llO West Twentieth street liya-
|hs anil ferns IN green vases, harp'
lrish c1leem on place cards and
cr table appointments. and ices IN
en- were reminders OF March IL
psc entertained were Mrs. w. r.
ly, Miss Alc,ha llidy, Mrs. {. NJ
c, Mr., II G. Oliver, Mrs. Mel
c McIldowncy, IT, Mrs. L. II.
tiley, Mrs Frank Blair Mrs. Az
Bi,,cll Mr., y q. Flood, Mrs,
h Jackson and Mrs. Terber, d.
ifield.
iiss Lucy Belle Duncan oi 'Ol
IL Sixth street VII go 10 Nor
n tomorrow tI attnd the Kappa
|ha .dlu,lni A. the guest OF her
ther, Mr. Allen Duncan.
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fr. A. ! McMahan Of S2j West
teenlh street was called TO Full
Mo. Ncdnc,day evening by the
ouS illness oi his father. Mr.. T.
McMahan.
Ar and Nj William n. Iaux OF
West Twentieth street returned
morning from Fort Worth
ere they spent q week.
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FRS ! & Cornish Of llb East
Hr,ceuth street will leave SUNDAY
h ior Memphis. Tenn, where she
visit her sister, Mrs J. Il.
cher, for fortnight.
lrs Leroy Tryon OF 20 West
IN street entertained the Optimistic
hge club yesterday, having as ad-
mal guests Mrs. Tom g. Taylor
Mrs. Leonard II. Fox. Seasonal
prations of green adorned the
es when a o'clock luncheon was
sed BY the hostess assisted by Mrs
The club favor wa, won by Mrs
D. Bl,,ner, and the club adjourned
nee, again in two weeks with Mrs
B. Farris Of 82S Wes, Seventeenth
Jet. On March p the members
he entertained with a dance At the
bntry club.
Il. and Mrs. A. Lester, who have
b living at lJl East Tenth street,
purchased new residence a,
West 1hlrty-second street where
will be al home after April ].
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(r. Tom Sorey, who has been Wis
g his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
ey Of 6l West Nineteenth street
two weeks following his discharge
y government service a. Washing
D. C., is now connected with a
ul,ing engineering company and
return to Washington the first
he month.
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r. and Mrs. Leo W. Whiteman oi
West Nineteenth street will leave