The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-09

The Ladies Of the Leaf will enter
tain on next Monday night at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. S. r. Bledsoe. At this
session the nGmbars' husbans will
be invited to attend and delightful
time is anticipated. The Ladies of the
Leaf are charming entertainers and
never DO things by halves, therefore,
the coming entertainment is attract
ing moro than ordinary interest
rhe musical program which will be
rendered is a. follows:
Waves of the Danube
M,stnmes Campbell, Guiilot, Bled-
soc, Foster. Westheimer and Miss Bur.
nitt.
"Loye's springtimc"....F T. Rider
Mrs. j. r. Pennington.
"Sec the Paln Moon" ........ Campana
Mosdames Campbell and Guillot
q Sarabdnd ................S SeebOecil
b Tarantel!c.. Leibling
Miss Floy Alvis.
Dance Song .................W Winzier
Mesdnmes Campbell Bledsoe and
Foster.
Third Ballade ........ ...... Chopin
Mrs. W. II. Buck.
"Enueat Ne not 10 Leave Thee"
Mcsdamos Campbell and Westhsimer
Kentucky Home"
b Home sweet Home"
Nesdames Guillot Blcdsoc, Foster,
and Miss Rurnitt
The Elhs are comfortably housed in
their new home. making great prcpara-
uons for the opening reception and
ball which will take place on April a.
The various committees are working
harl and are completing arrangements.
All society is looking forward
u the event with pleasude
and 'nrge number of society
people from many parts of the terri
tory viii attend the affair. Word has
been received that Hon Thos. p.
Smith, the personal representative OF
the grand exalted ruler will come here
from MuskogCc for the events, as viii
also several prominent visitors OF that
Place. It is expected that Fort Worth
Oklahoma City aud Gainesville will be
represented in addition to the many
TERRITORY towns. The reception in the
afternoon will be quite a Feature and
no Goubs it will be largely attended,
and music will he one of the attrac.
tions The famous Ward-Finlay or
ches'ra will play choice musical pro.
gram in ,h2 afternoon. The program
for the afternoon is as follows:
March-S Social Session ......... Powell
Selection from the Defender. Eerae
Waltl--Weldin of the Winds. Han
(a) Song for cornet CseiecteO
Observation-Disclosures. AR. Brothers
Intern razzo-Cayallcr.a Rusticana
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Maskagni
Selection The Tendcrfaot". o.. Heartz
Caprice, In Natures Garden Belliner
lWaltz--Charmeus ......... Fugeue
March-The Rag Top. ....... Palmer
. The orchestra will be composed OF
six pieces and will also furnish the
dance music. Hundreds of lights and
choice decorations will he used to
make the home attractive on the oc.
casion of the opening
!. = +
Mrs. Herbert Foster was hostess to
the Ladies Of the Leaf on Monday lasr,
one of the most pleasant meetings OF
the yoar--the coy parlor being ful
to overlooking.
Responses 10 roll call were from
Lord Byron, in which his famous 81
Hold you so" quotation proved 70 be
favorlt2.
Mrs. A. W Durham read an inter
Istne Tlper on Byron, Shelly and
Keats in which those English roets
Eera ably thou IN briefly discussed.
Table Talk as conducted by Mrs.
Walter Hardy was an entertaining
feature OF the programme.
| The adde's 9f The caf quartctte
Ing with their usual sweetness.
The members OF the Terpsichoreln
ub gave a dance at the Gilmcr hotel
Ist Thursday evening, which out
lassed anything that club has yet at.
Impted. The music for the occasion
las good and all present enjoyed
Iemselves, The evening was one ideal
Ir dancing and quite number OF tn
Iembers were present. Those who at.
lnded were: Misses Williams. Blake |
Iggs, Olive, Roundtree, Nell Blake.
hlmer, Burnitt, Stuart and Alexander. 7,
Messrs. Buchanan, Law, Butt, Olive. |
lmpson, Stonum, Suggs, Payne Rus.