The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-14
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Ndlfnllnr, WHOSE sNtI'h"T
manyeth birthday is celebrated today
Resides the luncheon a, the Lee.
Iucklr, hotel today for wives OF Ro-
tafians, some ~ the valentine affairs
IN which society is interested are NC
luncheon which Mrs J. Franklin
Hlrhour oi ~ West Nineteenth
street Is giving Tor her house 'ue''
Nj, Elmer Harbour of Muskogee'
another valentine luncheon with
which Mrs. ! II. llarrsll OF ~ West
Fourteenth street will entertain In
compliment to Mrs Il. y Jone, OF
Washington. and the open house IRON
Y 10 II O'Clock thi, evening when
Mis-, Billie Knox and George w
Knox III. will receive their friend,
in the home Of their parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. George W. Knox Of sU West
Seventeenth street IN honor Of their
house guest. Nj" Nannne Watt oi
Chicago Miss Watt will leave tomor
flw evening for her home alter
months VISIT
Mis-, Marguerite Sknln on the
Shryin hotel. her guest Miss Helen
Mclean Of Fort Smith. and lew oi
Mis-, Sklf,in's most intimate friends
will he entertained Informally a, u
o'clock luncheon at the Country club
next Tuesday by Mrs Russell u.
Halliburton OF 81 West Fourteenth
street.
Mss Marguerite lampbell OF "
west Tenth street will entertain a lew
friend, with a valentine luncheon
,hi, afternoon al , O'Clock. having as
her guest, Mise, Miriam finefy,
Reed skinner. Mildred Bland, lay
Scarborough ard hay Bafnhill A
color scheme Of light pink and green
will he carried on, IN place cards
menu and a ceu,erpicCe consisting o'
a large woven crepe paper heart ~
the center Of which stands cut glass
vase of pink roses. Following the
luncheon the guests will he enter
tanned with music and a box party al
the Liberty theater
The Industrial Arts club met yes
,.rday for ! o'clock luncheon and
an afternoon oi sewing on refugee
garment, a, the home Of Mrs. II NJ
1Iildre,h l0lS East Seventh street
An additional guest was Mrs. Frank
J. Hill. Little Layerne Lenglade en-
ter,ained the guests with a reading
and solo following the luncheon. Mrs.
G.. \ Hays OF 1880 East Eighth
street will he hostess 10 the club at
its next meeting, Thursday February
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Mr.. and Mr., Errctt r Newly OF
Norman. who came last Friday from
Washington. d G.. where Mr. Newly
was employed IN the government, de
par,ment oi industrial training, re-
turned Yesterday morning TO the capt
tal. where they will remain two
months yet While here they visited
Mr.. Newby's sister. Mrs Frank But
tram. and Mr.. Bu,tram OF COL West
Fourteenth street
Orders not to diSband have been
received by the SotoSis Knitting unit
from the Red Cross Il is under
stood ,ha, knitting will be taken up
again, specializing in chlldrens gar
ment,. Twenty two members were
present Yesterday when the club met
a, the home OF Mrs. NJ +. Reynolds
oi 1901 West Twenty ninth street to
sew for the refugees A luncheon
wa, served at | o'clock, Next Thurs
day Mrs. A. 6. Heaney Of l0l East
Third street will he hostess.
Mrs. T. w. Bigger OF Marshall,
Mich. the CUES, of her sister, Mrs.
Il y. McMullen, il TO be the guest OF
honor at the valentine bridge lunch
con with which Mrs. Z. o. Bit,ner OF
OlH West Eighth street will enter
tain this afternoon, The small tables
will be gay with red carnations and
hearts. Additional guests will be
Mrs. w. X. Cru.oe, Mrs MeMullen,
Mrs. J. N. Selman. Mrs. Arthur
Jones. Mrs. c. Z. Jaekman. Mrs, c.
y. Farris, Mr., ]. z, Lester, Mrs.
G.. r. Bixler, Mrs. r. S. Ross. Mrs,
Roy Worley. Mi" Louise Worley,
Mrs. Tom Reed, Mrs. Robert p,
Garcia and Mrs r, A. Mushrush.
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Mrs. Katherine Halseii Of Guthrie
/. the guest today of Mrs, John w.
Shariel at the Skirviu hotel. Mrs.
Halsell will be guest at Mrs. J
Franklin Harbour's luncheon today,
Capt and Mrs. Seth r. Hazard
who have been the guests for week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Miller oi
1915 West Sixteenth street, will leave
tomorrow for their home in San
Diego, accompanied by Capt Har-
ards father, Maj. Thomas r. Hazard
who will make an extended stay il
California for the benefit OF hi,
health.
A o'clock luncheon was giver
yesterday by Mrs. John Potts OF l7lt
West Second street and was followed
by an evening of cards. Valen,in,
decoration, were used, red being tn,
pr.dominating color. Those enter,
tanned were Miss Mary Sparksman
Mrs. Michael Stoll, Mrs. c. L. Cor
don, Mrs. G.. w. Wilkie, Mrs Edgal
Hampton, Mrs. b. U. Brown, Mrs w
Z. Lindley, Mrs a. NJ. Southland ant
Mrs. A. L. Lockhart Top score,
were made by Mrs. Lockhsrt ant
Mrs. Southard.
Mrs. George w. Stiles Of l43l Wes
Thir,y-fifth street will entertain III,
Thursday Bridge club this week a
its first meeting this year,
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