The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-30


Garter wDil be- entertained this after
noon =, . special guest at the Al.
legfe Amiga, rlub, which meets with
Mr. ! laNrcu,c Mills, olO West
ISwtccnlh street
\ dance a. the Country llub wiil be-
gwen inc evening ot February X hY
the pledge, ot rhc T + T. club lIt
'hr 0'g1 member The ho,lrsc, ulll
be the Misses lma lee poucugcf
Julia Cater and Jeanette and lcuofc
Bamcs
Nr I'd O,.fhulsc. lrl West
Seventeenth street returned last
evening from Mineral Wells, lca,.
where she spent several ddj'
Jesse BuflpfI. who has been ihe
house guest ior month of Judge and
Mr John n Hru0fd. Sp WEI
fourteenth street returned ,r,ir.day
10 his home 900 WHdaud, Ind
Lieut. Clarence Puic'. vhp has
been visiting Mr. and NJ, ! / Aus
bury ut ~ West sixteenth street
lei' 'a,' evening lor Pittsburgh
ST. T. y M.MuIlrn. .TDi Cla,.
,en boulevard. wa, hostess Iuc,la,
afternoon 10 the Optimistic and Okla
h.nA Ridge club, phI,h were enter
famed together ~ 's l,Ake,llc Couu.
ty ,luh Ni'cr . O'Clock luncheon
the guests spent 'nc afternoon a.
lnI, lrc ,'. table, Of bridge were
0um,I hy NJ Leroy lBpu. Mf,
T. o Euurcr Mr " K Cw,uc.
Nr. ! II Nelm5n Mrs Claude
lapknan Mr, { B. FIu,,. NJ, NJ
VI Rowland. Mrs K n MoNay Mr.
T. \ Mu,msh. Mrs. Graham Boston
Mrs ! & Lester NJ, Arthur B
loue'. Mrs Guy Icmpleion. Mrs. ! y
Russell Mr. Porter Morgan. Mr.,
Harlan I Dcupree NJ. ! " Con
at Mr., 1,lcr Wales. Mr., Charlo'
+ Der. Mrs Ferry T. William,
N' Claude Powell. Mrs. Z y. Ran.
deuon and Ml., Molly thtfry
G. I Connclcc oi lul0 West Iigi-
iecnth street. who IA, been ln Mn.
eral Wells for three reek'. returned
- Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs J. J. Scott of Paw
hu'ka, who have been guests IN the
city tor several daNs. stopping At the
Sk.un hotel, returned last night to
their home
Judge Frank & Burtori Slj West
Seventeenth street left yesterday ior
four of five day tfip 10 ~. LOUIS.
n
Mrs " I Blanchard. ST Wheeler
avenue, last evening entertained the
Economy club when Mrs. J.. +. Rod
eSney. Mrs. {. +. Franks, Mrs Jack
Jordan and Mrs p. Salmon were ad-
drlonal guests High score was made
hy Mrs Bert BealS Mrs. Lucy Ham
iton. 1917 West Fifth street will be
hos,e" 10 the club, Wednesday,
February L..
Miss Gladys brennan i, captain at
the Red Cross can,een today and is
assisted by Mrs. Rex Bolend and
MI" Nina Binns. A total OF eighty
nine soldiers was served yesterday.
which included forty men who came
through a, noon from Fort Sill Since
the ment a, For, Sill are being de.
nobillfed, IT is expected that the can.
teen will have busy days in the near
future Mrs Ed Overholsser re-
turned TO her work at the hut this
morning
The Franklin School unit turned IN
,hiry-five refugee garments to the
Red Gross last week. Miss Hannah
Stewart OF 1909 West Reno avenue
) drew the Junior Red Cross blanket
with the number 4So
. n
Fortytwo members of the Apollo
club will sing in the ohoruScS which
constitute three numbers OF the pro-
gram when Reinad Wcrrenra,h. ia
nous baritone sololst, appears in a
concert at the high school auditorium
tonight under the auspices oi the club
The Irish Battle Hymn" by Gau
will be the opening number Of the
chorus, whose other selection, are
Annie Laurie" arranged BY Geibel.
and 'Hark. the Trumpet Calle,h," by
Puck
Mrs. NJ. d. Corley, a West Eighth
street entertained party a, cards
Yesterday afternoon in honor OF Mrs
Ray Vaughan The guests included
Mrs. I'd l.. Hahn, Mrs. s. X. Aiken
Mrs. Walter w. Hawkins, Mrs. J. c
Gambill. Mrs C. X. Mcclure, Mrs
Tom Goats and Mrs c, 6. MacSwair
Of Fl Reno. Mr.. Vaughan received
the guest favor, while Mrs GambilI
won the favor for high score
The meeting Of the Oak Park EN-.
broidcry club has been postponed un.
I'll Friday afternoon when the hostess
will be Mrs. A. X. Cook of Nl East
Third street
February II has appropriately beer
designated as husbands day by the
b members of the New Century club
who will entertain that evening in III,
home Of Mr., and Mrs. Frank j. Mer'
rill. 80 East Twelfth street Th,
club will sew all day Friday at III,
Red Gross rooms.
Reorganization was the purpose fol
which the Cale,hia club met yes,er'
day for the first time since II dis
banded to allow its members more
time for Red Gro" duties and o,he'
war work. Mrs Charles Watkins o
LON Ea.A parL placn was hostess 4