The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-21

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Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Bee entertain.
ed the Terpsichormn club Wednes.
day evening AT the beautiful home OF
Colonel and Mrs. Stllwell H. Russell,
in North Ardmorc. with dance and
lawn party. A tarpaulIn was stretch
I'd upon the lawn which was brilliant
Iy lighted. In the receiving line was
Mrs. Bee, Mrs. Russell and Misses
Thadia James and Bliss Corlew.
Whist and other games were played
A dummy doll, stuffed with candies,
nuts and fruits was hung over the
tarpaulin ON a wire and each present
was allowed To hit at II with a stick
n the doll was hit on certain place
IL would break. showering It's con
tents upon the tarpaulin. Miss Ma
talia williams succeeded in striking
the doll in the right place. Other
forms Of amusement were provided
and in all the occasion will long b.
remembered by the members OF the
club and their friends who were proA-
ent Refreshments OF ice croar
cake and punch were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Bee were voted delightful
entertainers and all left thanking
their host and hostess forapleasant
evening. Those who attended includ-
ed Misses Williams. Woods, lavino,
Woods. Teatc. Suggs. Moore Gilmcr.
Conner. Burnett. Harrison, Stewart,
Alexander. James. CurlCw and Round
tree; Mcssrs simpson, Butt. Bogia.
Law. Suggs, Russell Whiting
ton. Wolverton, Wallace, Williams.
Payne. Olive. Choice and Dobbins.
One Of the most Charmingly ar
ranged social events of the season
WAS given by Mrs. j. $. Downard
last wednesday afternoon from 2:3o
until d o'clock. Carnations. roses
and ferns were artistically used in
decorations, lending an added charm
to the beautiful rooms Whist was
INDUCED in in the earlp part of the al.
ternoon. followed by unique and in
teresting diversion which afforded
much amusement An anatomical
study on blank tablets, answers de-
rived from the human body. The
prizes were beautiful and worth striy
ing for. The study prize. an antique
picture of llewellyn, was won by
Miss Cordenhir2. Consolation, an In
dian leather sketch. by Mrs T.. y
Morgan High score in cards, a ITO
plan candlebra, Mrs. r. f. Turner
Delicious refreshments were serve.
tertaincd were Mesdamcs Wright
Dexter. Anderson, Turner, Van Weiss
Morgan. Byors, Sammons, Carter
Hudson, Bennett, White, ONoill
Campbell. Coleman, Turner, White
mana Guiliui, Gnlpdge. Walcott
Payne, Williams, Juny, Buck Crock
EFT ana Waller Misscy Townsend
Peel. Hobson. Gardenhiro and Moore
The Quadrillc Club, composed O
members of the Elks. gave their in
iial dance lat Thursday cyenn
which was largely attended Tn
Elks kept open house on this uccJ
sion and a number of invited guest
were present and enjoyed the goo
old fashioned danCes--a reminder {
plst days. In fact everyone enjoyc
the novelty of square dancing an
the fiddle was kept going until lat
hour The dance opened with
grand march in which many couple
participated. Following this ther
was round dance 1t was then Al
nunccd that the quadrillc would b
rin and there was a scramble Il
partners, Everybody got busy n,
the dancing commenced. Mora
Scott, with a melodious voice, did Il
calling for the first set, and he know
his business, Judge Humphrey and
number of others alternated in ca
ing Sets and the initial dance was
huge success w, p Poland. Sidn,
Suggs, W. |. Cruce A. e. Cruce al
Others who are fond of the squa
dances, did some "tall stepping" al
th2ir mpcrs were mirthproduc'ng
th2 future dances can be Judged
She one given Thursday night d
success OF the AFFAIR will Zoe assur,
EyoryOup ppi thCir m0nCy'g Uor