The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-05
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81 INTERESTING events Of the day
include the ior,nightly dinner
dance a, the Country club this
evening. Mnong those Who will
entertain guests are Mr.. and Mrs. r.
steele, Chief Justice and Mrs.
homa, H. Owen Mr.. and Mrs. C.
igar iIonnolj, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II.
Russell and MI and Mrs. 4. Richard
Larhart
The hosts for the evening will be
thict Justice and Mrs. Owen, Judge
and Mrs Frank Il. Buriord. Mr., anil
Mr.. Honnold. Mr.. and Mr.. ]. NJ.
Bass. Mr. and Mrs Kent w. Shartel
and Mr. and Mrs Csrhart.
IGNORING Ms Clair l.. Hunt, who
before her marriage last week was
Miss Mary Lowery, Mrs. H. W. Fart
aud Mrs s. Paul Coifey, assisted by
their mother, Mrs. II. C.Hunt, enter
tanned with a musicale luncheon yes
,erday in the home Of Mrs. Farr,
ll2s West Thirteenth street.
The tables were conferred by bowls
oi roses and ferns, while the lights
were shaded with flowers and the
rose motif was carried out IN the
table appointments. The program IN
the afternoon consisted OF readings
by Mrs. Frank l.. Jennings and musi-
cal selection. by Mrs. J. T. Guiuette,
Mrs J. p. Hess, Mrs J. N Hill, Ms,
Walter S. Larsen and Miss Stells
korvcll. q.
Other guest, included Mrs Arthur
II. Geissler. Mr., Mary SEVERN Al
bertson. Mrs Alex T. Garner, Mrs.
&. l. Goodner. Mrs. Ida May Carver,
Mrs. James A. Bragg, Mrs. c A.
Holmes. Mrs. Ralph McNeese, Mrs.
e. W. Reynolds, Mrs. J. ID Ra,liif
and Mrs. ~ J.. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Mutt Of
Roswell. n. NJ. who have been the
guests this week OF Mrs. Samuel
krepps Of 2l07 West Seventeenth
street. expect to leave Saturday for
their home
IN compliment 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Mutt, Mr.. and Mrs. s. z. Clarkson OF
1000 West Twentieth street entertained
informally at bridge last evening in
their home.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George J.. Gilbert of 2ll0 West
Twentieth street also will entertain at
bridge, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Mutt.
Mrs. Krepps is expecting the ar.
rival home OF her on. Joseph Ran
dolph krepps of the Thirty-sixth di-
vision, who is now at Camp Mills,
fOllowin his rrturn from overseas.
M. and Mrs. William Laux OF Ills
West Twentieth street have returned
from a months visit IN Buffalo, N. Y,
having also visited Detroit, Chicago
and Kansas City on their return trip,
Their niece, Miss Margaret Laux OF
Buffalo, accompanied them home to
spend the summer.
y
The piano pupils OF Miss Mary
Olivia Caylor gave their spring recital
lASt evening N the music room Of Mrs.
III hry Overholser's home at % West
Fifteenth street. Mig Cayl0r was
assisted in receiving h Miss Henry
lune Overholser and Mrs. {. w.
Any.
Large baskets OF larkspur. mingled
with ~coryopsis and other spring
flowers were arranged in colorful pro-
fusion, about the rooms.
Pupils who took part in the pro-
gram included Virginia Bissell, Mar
jorie Huber, Barrett Conger, Helen
Winters, Prentiss Price, Elizabeth
Norman, Doro,h, Silver, Evelyn
Conges, Muriel Case. Mary Bryan,
Corneiia Bentley, Jeanette Swofford,
Dorothy Brown. Gladys Schsefers,
Mary Ellen Mellon, Mrs. d. V. Nc
Clare, Myrtle Stout, Mrs. IL. Van
Ssndt, Margaret Vose, Ruth Hall
Henry lone 0verholser, Dorothy But
fington and Maxine Bentley.
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A number of the wives Of the
Shriners are planning to accompany
the party to Indianapolis when |,
leaves tomorrow evening. Among those
who will 90 arc Mrs. Leslie IL. Swan
Mrs. Earl N, Swan, Mrs. Dean How.
ard, Mrs. Ira Malone and Mrs. 4. ]
Baumbach
+, Mrs. A Z. MuNush Of Dl6 Chaser
boulevard, after accompanying he'
husband TO indianapolis. which Is hel
former home, will remain there duriri
the summer. also making visits to rela'