The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-12

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The ,parlo-s and elegant par.o-s s-
Mrs 5. 2. B.-t-oe we're dlled % o'e..
Sowing m Monday last. the occasion
being one - pleasant enjoyment tn.
Ladies of The Leaf vere hostess t1
their many friends in an open session.
each member having privilege Of ln-
,itne ona guest. The musical pro.
gram especially prepared for this day
Ras beautifully rendered. Two exec.
lent paDe-s vere read by club mem
be-s watch showed much study and
research. City superintendent ot
schools. " u. Buck was present ana
took occasion In a delightful talk be-
made ~ those present 10 thank tn
Ladies u The Lat for the magnihcs-'
library they are placing In the public
schools Of Ardmore together with
Dposs Of referefe and good book
cases
Dr Frances wood also addressed
the ladies On the subject Of equal
suffrage
Among the guests vas the mlcl
loved and h0nored first vice pr sident
Of the Oklahoma Federation o:
mans Clubs. SIR F. r. Ritcl,
Chiclasha
The amiable hostess was assisted
by j. X p Campbell wac received the
guests and club m-mbers
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Cards are out a. follows.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. Zachsrias reque 81
/ The honor Of your presence az the mar.
rigae Of their daughter, Pauline, 70
SIR. Harry VI. Suefel, on the evening
oi Wednesday. the twenty-second Of
February, Nineteen hundred and Ave,
half after eight o'clock at their home.
Gainesville, Texas.
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Nj. and Mrs. c. H. Russell enter
tanned the employees of the William
| son-HAlsell-Frazier Co, Saturday even
/ ing in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Oberstein. who were married last
/ Thursday A delicious three course
! luucheon was served. Mr.. Shannon
contributed several beautiful vocal
and instrumental selections. The
/ evening was most enjoyable one 70
all The following we're present: Mr..
and Mrs. Z. W Shannon, Nh and
! Mrs. Henry Oberstein Miss Chisholm
Nessrs. V. II Link, 4. NJ. Jones, J. ".
Ritchburg. Chas Browder, stephen
/ Leckie sam Austin, F. l.. Cargill.
Dr. Frances Wood, the well known
woman suffrage, made a favorable
impression in Ardmore during her stay
here. Quite a number of Ardmore la.
dies have taken the question serious
Iy and one lady who is familiar with
the question said:
Prom the earliest period OF equal
suffrage women have voted with the
same degree Of intelligence that the
men have displayed, and now that the
experimental stage has long since
been passed, the universal verdict is
that the principle Is not only correct,
but that in its practical operation It
has been great success.
One special good feature is that L
makes all the parties put up men for
once whose records and private char
actcr are clean. 1t cannot but be out
Of the question to nominate and elect
q candidate who was notoriously OF
bad or pronigate habits, for the WON
IN would go to the polls and vote
solidly against him. 1he right to vote
carries with it the right to hold Office
also but women have shown no dis
position to seek political honors.
Sleighing was enjoyed immensely
last week and hundreds took advan;-
age Of the snow and improvised sleighs
went whirling through the streets.
There Is gOmething fascinating about