The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

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" the early spring days with only
rO the most informal gatherings TO
discuss over the tea cup the
topics which interest the feminine
mind, including that new and iasel-
mating one Of politics. One iniormol
afternoon oi interest this week will
be given Friday in the home OF Mrs.
II II Calvin, 1885 West Thirty-ioufth
street, when she and Mrs. s. 5. Swi-
hart Of 7Oj West Nineteenth street
entertain IN honor OF Mrs Nose,
King of Cambridge. Mass, the house
guest OF her daughter, Mrs NJ M,
Powers, aud Mrs X A. Chase OF
rlauesyile. Wis, the housegusN Of
Rcd daughter, Mrs IIerchel d, New
man
Dr K II Chase will arriv. tonight
70 Join Mrs. Chase here for few
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs New
man, 22j2 West Fourteenth street
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Miss GLADYS Goodin OF Coalgatc.
who has been the gues, Of Nj" Helene
Icdbetlcr Of VI East Park place for
IA week. will leave this evening to re-
turn TO her home. Today Miss Goodin,
Miss lcdbet,er and Miss Olive Todd
will be luncheon guests Of Mrs Rob
e., / Smith OF 1901 West Twenty
third stree,
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Mrs. X. T.. Looney, lol6 North
Klein avenue, will entertain at lunch
cou Thursday at the Country club
Mr.. NJ X Ctucc. Mrs Charles w.
Gun,cr Mr., K. II. McVay and Mrs.
Homer \. Boardman
Mrs Michael Conlan, 2}OI West
Ninth street state president of the
Oklahoma division OF the United
dsugmers oi the Confederacy, will
leave tomorrow for the east part OF
the state, where she will visit for a
few days before proceeding TO Louis
vile, where tho general convention
Of the daughters will he held April :
go Other delegates from OKLA
homa who will Join her there are
Mr.. W. +. Purdy OF Tulsa, and Mrs.
Arthur Walco,t of Ardmorc.
Former students Of Baker univer-
si,y and friends OF Dr. Samuel A.
luueh. president of Baker university,
are invited to meet him informally ip
the parlors of the First Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow evening
from 7 10 8 i'clock. Doctor Lough IS
the guest over WedneSda yand Thurs
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w Pier
SOL 4j0 East Thirteenth street
The meeting OF the Chafing Dish
club, announced for yesterday with
Mrs Guy kimball at 40S West FIJI
teen,h street, la, been postponed until
next week, when the club will be en-
ter,ained by Mrs. d. A. Richardson
Of ol7 West Sixteenth street.
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The Motherhood Culture club met
yesterday in the home OF Mrs. Jake
Lambert, lb West Sixth street, an |
b elected the following officers for the
coming year. PreNdent. Mrs, ]. H
Pickren; vice president, Mrs. " II.
J. Trudgeon; recording secretary,
Mrs. Clarence Braine; corresponding
secretary. Mrs G. r. Ellis: treasurer.
Mrs. John II. Wilson. A report Of the
worl, done during the year by the
club showed a total Of 200 garment,
distributed to various charities, the
Sunbeam home, tho Putney home,
babies born in the Emergency hos
pital, etc. The club will meet again
April at a place not yet announced
The Queen Of Clubs met yesterday
for ! o'clock luncheon with Mrs. {.
Fred Coffman, l0l7H North Walker
avenue, when Mrs. Isaac d. Taylor,
Mrs.. James NJ Wheeler and Mrs. L.
g. Jenkins were special guests. High
score favors were won by Mrs. Claud:
Powell and Mrs N. {. Sullaway
On Monday, April 7, Mrs, W. S. Nc
Atee of ojl West Twenty.second
street will entertain the club.
La Cattle club will give . dance
April ,. it was decided yesterday at a
bus,nc. meeting Of the club held ia
the home of Miss Violet Campbell
so West Thirteenth street.
Cklahoma City Women's Relief
Corps No. u will meet in regular
session at the Westfall hall Wednes-
day at o'clock for the purpose oi
holding limitations.
The Stoddard club met yesterday
with Mrs. Bernard J. Kaufman OF 40l
West Nineteenth street and enjoyed
It's usual study program on Scottish
history. The papers included one by
Mrs Kaufman on James "" another
BY Mrs. Joe Meyer on James Re,
sis,aire," and third by Mrs. Al
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