The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-09
THE EKS OPENING BALL
ONE HUNDRED COUPLES TAKE
PART IN THE GRAND MARCH.
Nest Brilliant Social Function In the
History Of the city--More Than
400 Guests In Attendanee--Mu.
sic by Ardmore Orchestra.

Ardmores social life is jeweled
with another social function In the
Elks opening ball and reception at
their clab rooms Friday night. The
ball, in the number of beautiful wo-
men, handsome gowns. flowers and d.
amonds surpasses any other social
function ever given in the city
There were present during the even
ing about 400 guests.
Elaborate preparations had been
made and in elegance and splendor the
hall surpassed the expectations OF the
committees.
Ardmore Orchestra, seated beneath
canopy made of large and hand
some United States flag, furnished the
music.
The ball room was decorated in red,
white and blue; the reception hall
with palms, potted plants and cut flow
ers.
Under a canopy Of red and white in
one corner of the reception room
punch was served.
The dining rooms decorations con
sisted of pure white. interspersed with
purple. The dining table was set off by
lovely boquets Of American Beauty
roses.
Much credit for the success of the
ball belongs to the management com
mittee composed Of Roy G.. Bradford,
chairman. Joe Berkshire and r. A.
Jones. c. d. wortham, DR.. J. G Aber.
nethy and Mitch Bonner made up the
floor committee.
The grand march, taken part in by
fully 100 couples, was led by Mr. Roy
G. Bradford and Miss Mayme Stuart.
Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell. DR.. and Mrs
F. p. Won Keller Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ
Torbett. Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Foster
DIR. and Mrs. w. S. Pennell, Mr.. and
Mrs S. G. Laughlin of Pauls Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. L. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B
Wall. DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Smith. DIR
and Mrs. j. G. Abernethy, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Munzesheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Still
well II. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. MAJ
Westheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Morar
Scott. Mr. and Mrs. ]. n. Dodson. Mr.
and Mrs. f. E. Guillot. Mr.. and Mrs
, Geo. Rigsbee, Mr. and Mrs Ed Ringer
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Potter. MIR. AM
Mrs A. F. Jones, Mrs. w W. Blake
> Mrs. G. w. Stewart Mr.. and Mrs
!. Mitchell Bonner. Mr. and Mrs. e
;, Sandlin. Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Coleman
= lMr. and Mrs. Bo Blake, Mr.. and Mrs
p. p. Kearney. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +
Pulliam, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Colber
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wells, Mr. an
=. Mrs. b. A. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Bledsoe, A. G. Cruce, Mrs. Laur
James, Mrs. s. H. Wooton Of Paul
Valley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fonnie Wolve
- ton, Mrs. II. p. Bee. Misses Southern
= Pulliam, Efie Pulliam, Green, Hobsol
:, Mullens, Gardenhire, Alberta Ledbe
. ter. Clella Stuart. Butt. Bond, Cam
bell, Worley, Comegys, Whiteman. G
rem of Sherman, Randolph of Sherman
o. Caldwell, Tyler, Metz, Ora Potter an
n. Grace Potter all of Gainesville, Gibsol
,t Nesbet Nita Williams, Bernmardt, Lo
2 Washington of Marietta, Carr, Sta
sell, Wilmington, Niblack, Callowa
Hail. Olive. Blake. Eddleman, Che
ault Of Little Rock, Won Keller Bisbe
IS Messrs. j. c. Graham, Wortham, Ber
shire. Jones, Bradford Bruce. Fran
Bonner, Campbell. Tankersly, wallac
Burney, Leatherwood, !. S. Munze
III heimer, Evans. Sandlin, J. j. Dabbs
st. Louis, II. b. Martin of Durwoo
O. Bud Reams of Tishomingo, Sanders,
o. s. Adams, ]. r. Adams, j. w. Whit
rs man, Byrd. Cannon, Stonum, HinEl
l.. II. Bradford, Geo. Gates, Carte
Bright, Doak, DR.. VIII Ely OF Denise
Gardenhire, ALI Wolverton, E. V. w,
verton of Mannsville, Dunham, Watt
e' Bee, Robnett, B. Bone, Harbor
IL Gainesville and Eubanks Of Dallas.
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