The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-05
PROGRESSIVE DomINoEs.
Mrs. T. Y. Morgan Entertained Yes
terday Afternoon and Night.


terday Afternoon ana Night.
To those who have found the So
cial season in Ardmore dull, and
who were fortunate enough to be
hidden to Mrs. Morgan's receptions
yesterday and last night the monot-
ony was happily broken and the
dullness dissipated.
From , to 5 p. m. the doors of
her hospitable home were open to
her lady friends, the occasion be-
ing a greeting to glad Easter sea-
son, now so near its advent. All
of her guests were attired in spring
costumes in honor of the occasion.
The interior of this magnificent
residence was decorated in spring
like profusion with ferns, palms
and choice flowers, and no pains
had been spared to make the effects
beautiful even to the most trivial
detail.
Progressive dominoes was the
feature of the afternoon and this
fascinating pastime was INDUCED
in enthusiastically by the entire
company. Two prizes were offered
which were won by Mrs. Mccoy
and Mrs. John Fielder, respective
ly. On the first prize, a beautiful
Venitian vase, Mrs. Mccoy and
Mrs. Pennington tied. and in the
final draw the former won. The
BOBBY prize, a bottle of catsup, was
won by Mrs. John Fielder.
During the progress of the game
delicious refreshments were served.
and even in this feature of the en-
tainment the idea of spring was
uniquely embodied in green punch,
Sherbet, etc. To those who were
fortunate enough to attend the en-
tertainment was a revelation, and
when the too short hours had glid-
ed unheeded into the unreturning
past and the nOur for departure
arrived the guests carried away
with them many pleasant memo
ries which will linger long and give
a new pleasure each time they are
revived.
Mrs. Morgan was ably assisted
by Mesdames Bogie. Troutman and
Hotchkiss of Bowie, Texas.
Those present were: Mesdames
Furman, Campbell, Coleman, y. {.
Cruce. Bogie, VIII Cruce, Barry,
Alexander, Choice, Troutman, l..
p. Anderson, Hotchkiss of Bowie,
Thurmond, Burns, Fielder, Ring
Ell. Spragins, Pennington, Sykes,
Chandler, Crockett, Love, Roberts,
Addington, WalcOtt, Wall, Brady,
Mccoy. Foster, Torbett, White
man and VanDenberg.
/ AT night the popular hostess
shared her hospitality with her
younger friends with the same de-
gree of success which attended her
efforts in the afternoon. Whist
was the pastime on this occasion,
and it was a pleasure even to a
spectator to watch the interest the
game excited in the participants.
The prizes were dainty vase
filled with beautiful violets for the
successful young lady, which was
Miss Beula Greeu, and a beau
tifully engraved napkin ring for the
fortunate gentleman, which fell to
Mr.. Tom J. Boyd. Dainty re-
freshments were were served and
all enjoyed the evening as only the
young and care-free can enjoy such
an occasion.
Mesdames Bogie, TrOutman ana
HOtchkisS also assisted the hostess
at this reception.
Those attending were: Misses
Moore, Folsom, Green, Whiteman,
Choice, Patton, Bennett, Trask
and Bernhart.
Messrs. WOrtham. Whiteman,
Boyd, Warren, Henley, Ringer,
COnlee, Alf Wolyerton, Cook, Hem
ming and Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gates.
Attend DabbS' millinery display
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