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Social tActivities
Society Editor
EliONE 310
efore 12 o'clock Noon aild Clubs
Society Editor
EliONE 310
Lefore 12 o'clock Noon
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Mrs Harold Goodholm who
helped to make the recent district
Hotary-ltotaryann convention a
success tells tliis one: At the bull-
day alteration tea when every-
body was meeting everybody else
tor the first tulle the Aims as
all tluough the convention wore
badges beating their names 'There
were at least three Hoags They
had been called everything from
Hog up till finally one Mrs Hoag
MIL uown the receiving line say
lug to each one It is Ho-ag"
Mrs Uoodholm who has endured
more mis-pronunciations of her
name than anyone we know could
appreciate Mrs Huag's statement
'the Goodholm's have been ac-
costed by such variations of their
name ot Goodhouse Betterhomes
Uoldman etc etc
Other names we can think of
often mispronounced are Wile
some insist on adding an s Ing-
ham often called Ingram Finch
for Lynch Zol long o-yars Zel-
lars and So lays for So Hers Jack
Pre-Wit for Zach Prewitt (pro-
nounced Pru-ett)
Kappa Delta Alumnae Meet
The Kappa Delta Alumnae group
met at the home of Mrs Parks
Yeats Wednesday evening for the
final meeting of the season
A business session was held
when plans for summer rush were
made
An ice course was served for
refreshments
Those present: Mrs IL G Thue-
sen Miss Loretta Graves Mrs Hel-
en Witt Mrs Yeats Mrs W R
Felton Mrs Carl Mossier Mrs
ueorge M Davis Miss Nona Eck-
enwiler Miss Frances Manlove
Miss Aileen Ehler Mrs Taylor
Lain and Mrs Lee Winters
Church Circle Meets
Eighteen members of Circle 1
of the Presbyterian Women's as-
sociation were present when the
group met at the home of Mrs L
W Osborn Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs Jack M Wright assist-
ing hostess
Mrs B C Jones vice-president
was in charge of the meeting
Mrs Paul V Norrel led the devo-
tionals and Mrs L R Manning
gave the program beginning the
study of women of the old testa-
ment "Eve" was the supject of
this lesson
Mrs Jones who will leave soon
to make her home in Dallas Tex
was presented with a gift
Plans for a rummage sale were
made
Mrs Genevieve Greer Dallas
was an additional guest
Ii 1-S Club
Mrs Leo Paulding 610 West
Tenth avenue was hostess of Tri-
S club Wednesday afternoon with
all members present
Election of officers was held
and the following named Mrs
Lewis Myers president Mrs
James Bullock vice-president and
Mrs C W Thomas secretary and
treasurer
Plans for federation with the
national organization of women's
clubs in the fall were discussed
and also dtscussion of a change in
the name of the club was held
Mrs Orval Jones read an article
on "The Ideal Clubwoman" which
was very inspirational
It was the regular gift exchange
day and each gift was accompan-
ied by a poem revealing the iden-
tity of the giver heretofore un-
known Mrs James Clingenpeel sister
of the hostess presided at the tea
table
Mrs Neil Bartholomew was an
additional guest
This meeting closed the season's
activities except for a called
business meeting to be announced
PreEbyterian Church Group
With Mrs Chauncey
Mrs M R Chauncey 115 Lewis
street was hostess of Circle 2 of
the Presbyterian Women's asso-
ciation Wednesday afternoon She
was assisted by Mrs Wayne Buer-
cr Mrs Allen S Davis led the devo-
tionals A short business session
was followed by needlework
Refreshments consisting of
punch and cookies were served
in the beautiful garden of the
Chauncey home especially lovely
at this season
Additional guests were Mrs
Harry W Orr Mrs J T Parry
and Mrs Beacham
Others present included Mrs C
S Busier Mrs Effie Bonar Mrs
O C Dermer Mrs H A Swim
Mrs J 0 Grant Mrs Frank
Klotzman Mrs E D Price Mrs
F C Schedler Mrs Fred Seig-
linger Mrs Mae Smith Mrs Rob-
ert Stratton Mrs George Wysong
and Mrs Joe Muir
Sunday School Class
i Entertained
1 The Loyal Women's class of the
i Christian church met Wednesday
I
I afternoon in the church parlors
A feature of the program was a
Bib le-history quiz Mrs J A Mc-
Taggart was program chairman
She was assisted by Mrs George
Main and Mrs J R Fleming
Mrs W A Watson Mrs Claude
Emmons Mrs Lewis Taylor and
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Mrs Mole McCoy formed the
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!refreshments committec
Mrs J J Williamson was in
charge of decorations
SOCIAL CALENDAR
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Notices of social events will be
listed in this column upon requeq
Phone 310
Thursday
American Legion Auxiliary
Friday
Fortnightly Club
Additional guests were the Rev
and Mrs L L Roach Mrs Myrtle
Stowe and Mrs A H Cobb Paw-
nee In the receiving line were Mrs
Bertha Briggs Mrs Ethel Cop-
page and Mrs Ney
Thirty-five members wcre present
Lydia Group Meets
The Lydia group of the Young
Matrons' Missionary society met
at the home of Mrs Forrest Boaz
Wednesday afternoon Mrs Bill
Selph was assisting hostess Work
on napkins for the emergency nur-
sery school progressed
Mrs Ivo Otey was an additional
guest
Members present were Mrs E B
Ward Mrs Glen Ward Mrs Glen
Tamura and Mrs Lee Winters
Mrs Dabney Whitfield Frank-
lin Tenn who has been visiting
in Oklahoma City spent Tuesday
as the guest of her cousin Mrs L
A Mitchell She will return Sat-
urday for a longer visit with Mrs
Mitchell
Methodist Circle Meets
When Circle 1 of the Methodist
South Women's Missionary so-
ciety met at the home of Mrs J
L Wilbanks Wednesday afternoon
Mrs C A Melton reviewed the
second and third chapters of the
book "Radiant Heart" which the
group is studying These chapters
were "Fellowship in the Gospel"
and "Radiant Faith" Mrs Mel-
ton will complete the review at
future meetings
Nineteen members were present
Mrs Wilbanks was assisted by
Mrs Estelle Dorn
Mr and Mrs Darrel Woodyard
New York city are expected to
arrive Friday for a Visit with Mr
Woodyard's father A 0 Wood-
yard David Thompson Oklahoma
City was the guest cf his mother
Mrs W A Thompson 215 Hus-
band street Wednesday
Leaves for South Pacific Cruise
Among Stillwater summer tour-
ists is Miss Mary Tree Watson
who sailed Tuesday from San
Francisco Calif on the S S
Mariposa of the Matson line for
an eight weeks' cruise of the South
Pacific ocean
After a day at Los Angeles
the ship left Los Angeles harbor
today The cruise includes stops
at Hawaii Somao and Fiji of the
South Sea islands group and at
New Zealand and Australian cities
Scott-lIchners
Wedding in Tulsa
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Ann Scott daughter of Mr and
Mrs Harland A Scott Tulsa to
Mr Carl Reimers Bartlesville took
place Wednesday at noon in the
home of the bride's parents with
only members of the two families
present
Mrs Curtis Williams sister of
the bride was her only attendant
Lloyd Morris Bartlesville was best
man
'the bride wore a gown of heavy
white crepe with a suede finish
Her Juliet cap was of matching
material An elbow-length veil
of illusion fell from the cap
An informal reception followed
the ceremony after which the
couple left for a short wedding
trip They will be attendants at
the wedding of Miss Christine
Keefer to Mr Morris in Lincoln
Nebr Saturday
Mrs Helmers attended Ward-
Belmont college and was graduat-
ed from Oklahoma A and M
college where she was a member
of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
She has been director of women's
physical education for the Y W
C A in Bartlesville
Mr Helmers attended Central
Wesleyan college Warrenton Mo
and the University of Missouri
Columbia where he received a
Ph D degree in chemistry He is
employed in the department of
research of the Phillips Petroleum
company Bartlesville
National Music Sorority
To Be Installed
Iota Alpha chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota national music soror-
ity will be installed at Oklahoma
A and M college Friday and Sat-
urday This will be the national-
ization of the Beta Beta Beta
group local organization of music
students
Five students will be pledged to
the society at the same time that
Mrs C M Self Dallas Tex na-
tional executive secretary of Sig-
ma Alpha Iota installs this chap-
ter Miss Ruth McIntire president
of the local group won the so
FRITZI RITZ
THE POLICE BOAT HAS- ARRAEt? To 74Ke
THEM HOME
ciety's annual award for outstand-
ing girl graduate in music
Charter members will include:
Miss Vera Lane Woodward
president elect Miss McIntire
Wynona Wise Amarillo Maurice
Turner Stillwater Alice Margar-
et Hopkins Hollis Alene Shap-
hard Drumright Mrs Allan Col-
lins Stillwater Jane Cole Altus
Ann Bond Pau Is Valley Eliza-
beth Moore Stillwater Ruth
Newby Mu Wall and Bonnie Wolf
Tryon
Alumni to be initiated are: Las-
ca Kelso Stilwell Julia Bright
Haleyville Irene Parker Purcell
Annie Laurie Taylor Chandler
Carolyn Wrobbel Okemah Mary
Margaret Reed Davenport Elea-
nor Smith Ada Lou Hall Mrs
Harry Wheeler and Miss Hazel
Donart alumni sponsor all of
Stillwater
Miss Thamazin Hutchins pro-
fessor of piano and sponsor of
the A and M group will present
the candidates for pledging who
are Alice Hardin Kingfisher
Grace Hoffman Sulphur Elea-
nor Parks Chelsea Cleo Bowers
Shawnee and Evelyn Leighton
Tulsa
Jones-Fry
Dr Powell E Fry and Mrs Edith
Jones 1101 West Fourth avenue
accompanied by members of Mrs
Jones' famly left this morning for
El Reno where the wedding of
Dr Fry and Mrs Jones was to
take place at noon today
Mrs Ligon Hostess
At Luncheon
Mrs L L Ligon entertained
with a May luncheon today at her
home 1733 College avenue Vari-
colored spring flowers formed the
centerpiece
Guests were Mrs Carl P
Thompson Mrs Charles Sher-
wood Mrs Don Shuhart Mrs R
O Whitenton Mrs A A Arnold
and Mrs V G Heller
Miss Annie Laurie Taylor Ok-
lahoma City will arrive Friday to
be the guest of Miss Marie lla Pey-
ton 73 College Circle Miss Tay-
lor is an alumnae of Beta Beta
Beta music sorority to be installed
as chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota
national music organization this
week-end
AMORITA BOY NAMED
BEST IN 'IIIE INVI ION
A and M Boy Rated Outstanding
Agriculture Student of U S
Bob Morford Amorit a Oklaho-
ma Agricultural and Mechanical
college agricultural student this
week was named the most out-
standing agricultural college fresh-
man in North America from nine-
teen other freshman students
chosen to receive the Danforth
award
Morford whose long record of
outstanding successes as a 4-11
club boy was topped when he won
the President's 4-H club project
achievement contest last year will
attend the American Youth Foun-
dation Leadership Training camp
at Shelby Mich August 15-28
Some 225 young men and wo-
men chosen for their leadership
scholarship and social activities
from various colleges will attend
the camp which is sponsored by
William II Danforth president of
Purina Mills
J a Dickey junior agricultur-
al student at A and M also was
chosen for a camp scholarship
this year along with Miss Elea-
nor Young Stillwater Miss Helen
Yandell Ponca City and Miss
Mildred Baird Wellston all A and
M home economics sl -:lents
Morford's long record of 4-H
club winnings includcs $1100 in
prizes and scholarships a $1300
cash profit from various 4-H club
projects and several free trips to
stock shows and 4-11 conventions
Wedding invitations announce-
ments and at-home cards printed
or engraved reasonable prices
Hinkel & Sons 620 Main street
phone 13
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