The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08
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" sion. that opened the 81.
III Cecilia Choral sociclys sea
- son. Tuesday afternoon, in the
home OF Mrs 7 Guenc,'e, WJ West
Eighth street, the president. Mss
Arthur Geissler, paid beautiful
tribute 10 the late secrctary.treasurer.
Miss Stella Noryal. whose death Fri
Nay after brei illness, was a distinct
Ihoek
Owing 10 the, lapse Of publication
last week, newspapers carried no mo-
tice OF Miss Norval. death The fun
etal was Sunday in the First Presby-
terian church.
Miss Noryal. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. W. o. Norval, "a Broadway
Circle, was actively connected with
many club movements at the time OF
her death. She was corresponding
secretary Of the City Federation OF
Women's clubs and member OF the
ART committee OF the federation Since
thc opening OF the state fair Miss
Norya has held the position OF head
of the fine arts department and was a
member OF the Oklahoma Artists asso-
citation. For many years she was an
officer OF the music department OF
Sorosis.
Miss Norval was much sought after
In club circles because of her ready
hetfulness and her fine appreciation
OF art and music.
The Choral society elected as their
accompanied this season. Mrs fredef %
lex X. Bromley Rehearsal will be.
gin Monday.
The u. c. l. club will NEE, Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs.. f. p, Leslie,
80 East Ninth street. Members are
urged TO attend and assist in planning
the years program:
Mi. Elizabeth Bedford daughter
oi Mr.. and Mrs. E. 6. Bedford, l42l
West Sixteenth street, who completed
all but her senior year at Oklahoma
university. has gone to Boulder, Col
where she will finish her course OF
study in the state university
=
Mrs, Frederick Pappemeler, Liteh-
field. III, formerly Mi. Helen Nc
ln,,re. has arrived for a few weeks
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Vale Mcintyre.
Mr.. McInt>rcs condition, which has
been critical since stroke OF paralysis
lew days ago. is reported improved
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Conley ll2l
West Twenty second street, enter
tanned the W. y. G. class OF Trinity
Baptist Sunday school, Monday even
ing. Roses decorated the rooms where
informal games were enjoyed Special
guests were Mrs. Martha Buckland
and daughter Beulah OF Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sims and Mr.
and Mrs. Henderson.
Mrs. Martha Buekland and daughter
Beulah OF Kansas City, who are gueNs
this week of Mrs. J. 7. Brownrigs
were honored with an informal
o'clock luncheon Tuesday. when Mrs
c. ID. Paullus. 1911 West Twenty-,hird
street entertained. Pink and white
rose, decorated. Seated with the honot
guests were Mrs Brownrigg aud Mrs
+, h. f. Hawkins. -
Mrs, A. ] Hemstreet. 906 West Six.
teen,h street, has been entertaining q
family party over the week end. Guests
who returned to their homes Tucsda,
were Mrs Hems,reets brother and
wife Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Upton oI
Tulsa her mother, Mrs. {. V. Upton
o; Guthrie and cousins Mr. and Mrs
George Lishtheart of Chicago.
Miss Mary Temple Hinhlcy daueh-
ter OF Judge and Mrs. J. T, Highley
ZOO West Nintccnth street, whost
marriage TO Mr. Wheeler II, Garrison
was announced for the last OF October
has decided upon Saturday, October
is, as the wedding date, The event
will be in st. Paul's cathedral, at $40
r. m, with only members Of bo,l
families present
Mrs. J. T. Highley and Mrs., J }
Nurt OF Norman have Just re,urnet
7 from Shawnee, where tlry spen, sey'
.ral days with the formers son /
tlighley jr,
Oliyet Baptist Missionary societ,
will be entertained all day Thursda,
by Mrs. V. V. Cox, in hes home, 0t
West Twenty.firM street Annua