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Hundreds attend Seventy Five Club's fall dance

 
By Helen Ford Wallace    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: October 7, 2007

Members of the Seventy Five Club had their fall dance at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. Two hundred people attended the event that convened with cocktails at 7:30 p.m. A gourmet dinner featured beef tenderloin; for dessert, chocolate fudge cake and berries were served, with a "75” in powdered sugar on the plate. The social club was formed in the 1930s with 75 members. New members and their wives are Phil and Toby Walker, Zach and Alison Taylor, James and Carol Hampton, Paul and Jane Austin, Clay and Holly Healey, Roger and Peggy Collins, Barry and Anne Gray, and Lee and Sherry Beasley.

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Suzanne Spradling, Karen James and Ann Garrett attend the Junior League sustainers party. BY DAVID FAYTINGER, FOR THE OKLAHOMAN


Hostess Linda Carpenter stands with Martha Mullally and Charlotte Ream Cooper. BY DAVID FAYTINGER, FOR THE OKLAHOMAN


RIGHT: Homer and Ramona Paul and Kelsey and Roland Walters arrive for the Seventy Five Club event. BY DAVID FAYTINGER, FOR THE OKLAHOMAN


New Seventy Five Club members Alison and Zach Taylor stand with Linda and Steve Garrett. Steve Garrett is president of the group. BY DAVID FAYTINGER, FOR THE OKLAHOMAN


Shalla Jones, Benjamin Carter Jones, 6 months, and Jackie Jones introduce the baby at the sip-and-see party. BY DAVID FAYTINGER, FOR THE OKLAHOMAN

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