The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-24
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9yciuc viii entertain Mrs. Greene
Hrs Walton Mrs. Ralph Watkins
aud MIR a. ", Los
Mr.. Gfccnc will return home Sun
day morning
Thirty couples were present a, AZ
informal dance given last night by
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. faffls OF a@s
West Seventeenth street and Mi and
Mr.. Tom B. Reed OF ll2S North
Harvey avenue at the Parish house
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Misses Julia aud Sadie Harrison
L0D West Seventeenth street, viii en-
lcfau a dozen friend, At luncheon
IliornalIy tomorrow
Mrs n y. McMullen Of 2SOj ClaS-
sen boulevard will be hostess TO the
Optimistic and Oklahoma Bridge
clubs, which together will form six
tables Of bridge at the Lakeside coun.
try club Tuesday afternoon. A
luncheon will be served at o'clock
Mrs. McMullen is expecting the
arrival the first of the week Of her
sister. Mrs T. " Bigger, OF Mar
hall. Mich
Mp H. N Nash, 1874 North Shlf-
tel avenue. will be the guest OF her
daughter Katherine at the Pl Beta
Phi house this week end.
The name chosen for the new club
which was organized several weeks
ago and wa, entertained yesterday
by Mrs. Earl Grimes OF 7lB West
Twenty street, is the Cluga
Bridge club. Special guests at this
meeting were lir. J. I. Virgins and
Mrs Walter Neimoyfk. Mrs. Charles
Griffin OF l6l6 West Seventh street
viii entertain the club mex, Thursday
Miss Henrietta Knox of III West
Nineteenth street and her house
guest. Miss Nannine Wat, Of Chi
cago, viii go to III Reno today TO be
y the guests OF Mrs Jerry Shaiief
Miss Margaret Maxield, the gues,
oi Miss Julia Enoehs OF 40 Wes,
Nineteenth street, returned yesterday
from Norman, where she and Miss
ofnooh arc guests a, the Pi Beta Phi
. house, but will retutn today TO. at
tend the Kappa Sigma dance tomor.
row night.
Mrs. Jules Bloch entertained yes
terday afternoon IN her home at IA
West Eighteenth street with a lunch
con and informal hour OF needlewofk
: Miss Mary Richard OF lawton was
the guest yesterday OF Miss Olive
Weicker, l04 East Fifth street. stop
ping over on her way from Nni,a.
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Mrs w EN Lindley OF lsI5 West
First stree, was hostess Yesterday
TO the Arbu,us club Special guests
were Mrs W r. and Miss Mary
StarI1ran Of Dallas and Nj. Evelyn
tDunwsy OF Houston. A 4 o'clock
luncheon was served. Mrs, o. w.
F; Mapes will he the next hostess. The
thigh score favors were won by Mrs.
Edgar Hampton and Mrs. John Potts
Mrs. Potts. who has recently returned
TO the city after year spent in Met
calf. Ariz, was readmi,ted to mem
bership.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael S,oll and
sons Justin and Sylvan. who have
been living in Little Rock, Ark, have
returned and are making their home
a, l7O West Second street.
= Judge and Mrs Frank furford OF
slJ West Seventeenth street who
, have been spending a week in Wash.
.ington, d C.. where Judge Buriord
argued a case before the y. =. supreme
court. returned home ,hi, morning,
Mrs. Gilbert A. Nichols and little
!, daughter, Lucille, will 20 TO Fort
Worth tonight to he the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs, J. w Morris for few days.
DR. Nichols will join them over Suh-
,day.
Mrs William NJ. Bonner and son,
Billy Of Az Wcs, Twelfth street, will
'lcave Monday for Durant. where they
viii visi, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II, Ham
fmond. Mrs. w. II. Roper of Dun
can and Mrs. J. {. Mcclure Of Law.
tG,, who were the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs, Bonner during the annual
IfWomen's Missionary conference this
week, will return home today.
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Mrs. George NJ, Green will enter
tain a sewing club Of which she is
member today at her home at llO7
West Nineteenth street A special
guest will be Mrs. Charles r, Billings
ley Of Muskogee, who IL visiting her
sister, Mrs. George II. Willis Of j0N
West Nineteenth street.
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A "Cizra Cushman" banquet was
given by the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionafy society and attended by eigh- |
ty-five young people Of the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church last eve
ming. The day was observed in
memory Of Miss Clara Cushman, the
founder OF the Standard Bearer' So
cjety, q missionary organization Tor
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