The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
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M by dancing was given by the
IN Merry Maids Saturday eve.
ming At the lone of Mr. and
Mrs. William Me-, 7ll West Four
teen,h street. in compliment to their
pledges. Misses Margaret Vo'e, yes-
81. Stone, Juhree Galloway and Dor.
ot.y Roney. Others present included
Mise, Martha Trudgeon, Marguerite
Ma,lf,on. Mary Nee, Marion Robin
son, Jeanette Dinsee. Julia Enochs.
Kaihryv and Elinor Iltner, Mary
Overholser, Elizabeth Pope, Messr
Earl Sparling. John Jordan, ?. Tom
berlin, Ohio Shums,e, I'D Quail. Wei
don Auahtry. Charles France, Beft
Ludlow, Dick Edwards, Charles snd
Rowa.. Taliahero, Albert Clarkson,
Gordon Deets, Clarence Parsons.
Clarence Wilkins, Dorset Carer,
Launeelo, Lingenfel,er, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Dalby and Mr.. and Mrs. Cor i
don Slater The hos,esses were ps-
sisted by Mrs. Nee and M~ J. i.
DiGgee. lees were served at the
close OF the evening. following which
Mrs Nee entertained the Merry
Maids with a slumber party and but
iet breakfast Sunday morning
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The second OF a series Of small
iuncheohs with which Mrs MarQuand
Huckin, OF the -Huckins hotel is
entertaining for Mis-, Gertrude Snow
of Des MoincS. Iowa, the guest oi
Mrs iluckins and her mother Mrs.
& NJ Austin, will he given today
Pink roses in a decorated crystal
bowl will center the large round Ia
ble in the trelliS room at which places
will be laid for the following guests
Mrs. Cyril T. Clymer and mother
Mrs. J. l. IIa,chett of II Reno, Mr.,
Myrun G.. Chambers and mother, Mr.
Snapp. Mis-, Hazel Jolly and mother,
Mrs W ! Jolly, Mrs Risk Thomp-
sot and mother. Mrs N d. Harden
stein, Mrs Rcuel Ila .iell, il, and
Mrs {. NJ. Austin
Much interest was shown in the
Pan Hellenic bridge beneil, which
took place Saturday afternoon from
go to S o'clock in the large banquet
room OF the Ice IIuckns hotel which
accommodated nearly three hundred
PLAYERS. High scores for the alter
noon were made by Mrs Rex Bolend,
Mrs. Hugh Donly Mrs. {. T Lock
wood and Mrs Charles Mcxaiferiy.
Thep roceeds OF the affair. which will
be supplemented by other entertain
mepts, are to establish the fund which
1ill send worthy girl graduates OF the
local high school to the state univcr-
sity. The committee which was in
charge of the bridge consisted OF Miss
Helen Ledbe,,er, chairman, and the
officers Bayard T. Hainer, Mrs.
w. H. McClain and Miss Clara Swa-
tek-assis,ed by the members Of the
executive board. which contains a rep
reseniative from each sorority
Among the guests who attended the
weekly Iakeside County club dance
Saturday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. N. Ryan and daughter, Dorothy
Mr.. and Mrs John Mcdonnell ir. and
Mrs John Mcdonnell M., who were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Glass, ld031i (iorth Western avenue,
Mr.. and Nh. A. B. Gernes Of 1901
West Forty first sireet had Is their
guests At the dance Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cayot Of Las Vegas, N. NJ,
who spent the week end here OF their
way from New York City TO their
home in New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mr.. +. G. Remmer, OF
l222 West Forty-firN Stfee, enter
tanned at dinner in the grill room OF
the Lee-Huckins hotel Saturday eve
ming for their daughter, Miss Amy
Florence Remmers. having as their
puests several members Of the Alpha
Chi Omega sorority al Norman. Those
entertained were Miss Ruth Ssdler,
Nj. Ffances Miller. Miss Iii! ian
christensen, Miss Fannie Inez bell,
Miss Grace Brown, Mi. Virginia
Howard Of Edmond and Mrs. Leroy
Ssdler. The table was decorated with
tM fraternity colors. red and green,
cen,ering in a large basket OF dark
red carnations. while 4 small cluster
OF the flowers marked each place.
Miss Miller, Miss Bell and Miss How
ard remained over the weekend as
the suess OF Miss Remmers.
Mrs. c. d. Wallace OF 9H West
Sixteenth street returned last night
from Mznsum. where she visited her
sister. Mrs J. l.. Gilliland, for the
yast fortnight.
The High Jinx club held 2 meeting
last evening at the home Of Miss ksth-
crime Zartman, iN Fast Seventh
street Il will be entertained next
week by Miss Henrietta Knox Of 2l7
West Nineteenth street.
Miss hartman went TO Norman Sat
urdsy 10 attend . dance given BY the
Sigma Chi fraternity.
Snowballs and cosuilowers made .
pretty combination Of white and blue
decorating the luncheon tables when
MIS- Charles Giffin Of 1916 West Sev.
nth street entertained the Clusa
Bridge Luncheon club Friday alter
noon. After the two.course luncheon
Ne members enjoyed their usual
game of bridge. at which the honors
were won by Mrs. W. N. Williams.