The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-28


the place OF indoor parties and lunch
cons Two events which possess their
usual interest today are the dansant
this evening at the Country club and
the weekly dinner dance at the Lake
side Country club,
Yesterday a picnic party which
motored to Northeast lake for a swim
and a supper on the grass included
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Greening and son
Guy, Mr.. and Mrs, J. Neil Greenlng,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Graham, Mr.. and
Ms. r. l.. Blake and children and
the Misses Bre,ch
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas II Boand
and children, Edward and Mary OF
s2+ West Seventeenth street will leave
tomorrow night for Toledo, OHIO
where they will make q brief visit be-
fore going on to Grand Beach, Mich.
and other lake resorts, where Mrs,
Boland and the children will remain
until the close OF the summer
! Mrs. z. r. Blake and son, Joe oI
R93l ClasSen boulevard will leave to-
morrow Tor Falls Church. Va, Mrs
Blake's old home where she will visit
her sister. Mrs. Tasker Weir, as well
hs other relatives in the vicinity, She
1will also spend some time in Wash
3ngton, ID. C.. before returning IN Sep
tember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert n. Brooks OF
f1M West Thirty ninth street returned
bome yesterday morning from a ten
bays' visit in Chicago.
Mrs James NJ. McElhinncy of AZ
West Twelfth street will leave JuIy
for Long Beach, Cal, to spend the
summer with relatives.
Miss Helen Mckinney has gone to
New York City to join Mr.. and Mrs.
%. N. Tibbetts OF " West Sixty
heven,h street for 4 trip to their sum
ner home. Hague, on Lake George
phere they will remain until Sep
ember IS.
~ Mrs. K. d. Farmer OF lis West
fourteenth street Will spend the
months OF July and August in Chi
baGo and Madison. Wis.
Mrs. X. B. Ragon of COZ East Sew
bnth stree, is spending week with
Friends in ST. Louis.
Mrs. w. c. Greening OF 1909 Wcst
Eighteenth street returned home Tues
day from a three weeks visit IN Kan
oas and Missouri where she visited
Parsons, independence, il plin and
pther cities.
Mrs. w. c. Fou,s and children, vii
bur and Ruth left this morning after
. three weeks visit with Mrs. Fou,s
brother. Mr.. G. A. Roquemore and
Mrs. Roquemore OF 22l+ West fii-
teenth street, 10 return TO tlcIr nome
10 Nacogdoehes. Texas.
Mrs. Roquemore now has as he,
guest her sister, Miss Esther Eide OF
Ponca City, who is spending a tort
night.
The o. L. =. II. society picnic winch
NoS " HaNC UGH ai'SH ~ bNit 'N'N
luly 4 has been postponed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Pieiiier OF
m West Nineteenth street will go to
Edmond this evening to attend a
lecture at the normal by Mr.. John
Howard Griggs, who will speak upon
"Thc Protest Against Yielding to
Fate"
Mr.. William Piciiier jr has as his
guest Mr.. Glenn Meadows OF Noun
tain Park, Okla, who will remain Tor
several weeks.
Announcement is made OF the mar
yisae OF g. I. Daniel and Mrs. May
Westlake, which took place yesterday
n the study OF the Rev. Phil [. Baird
bl the First Presbyterian church. MI
Ind Mrs. Daniel left for Kansas C.ty
Ind on their return will be at home
d 1900 West Forty second street.
A quiet home wedding was that Of
Miss Hazel Juanita 1readwell and
Mr. William Afford McCay, which
was celebrated Wednesday evening at
J o'clock in the home OF the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Tread
well OF 1919 West Thirty-seven,h
street in the presence OF a few friends
Dnd relatives
The ring service was read by Rev.
Father Morris of McAlester, the
former home OF Miss Treadwell and
Nr. McCay. The house was decor rated
for the occasion with pink and white
roses and palms. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
NcCay left for brief honeymoon and
on their return will be at home
temporarily with the brides parents
Out OF town guests were Mrs.
Ernest Hopkins OF Washington, d. C..
Mss Beunah Freeney OF Blanchard
Okla, and Miss Mildred Charles OF
G0als''s'
Mr.. and Mrs. Sensibaugh Of 92l
North Kelley avenue have a. their
guests the formers sister, Mrs. L. S
Hart and little son Oscar, who mo-
tored up from Waco Texas, last Sat
urday with family party which in
cluded her parents, Rev. and Mrs. o
+. Sensbaugh, and brother, Gerald
X. Sensibaugh q. +. Sensibausl,
was formerly presiding elder Of thi.
district Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south, and lived in Oklahoma
Civ. Gerald Sensibaugh has Just re.
turned from overseas service with the
lllth supply train. They returned
home Wednesday. Mrs. Hart and hel
con will remain until next Wednes.
| a.. s.heu Ahey will ao Aa M..,uhi. :.