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

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The main social event of the week
will be- the reception by The CONNER
cill Club at Elks' hall in honor OF
Secretary Shaw Of the treasury de-
partmcnt All society is looking for
ward 10 the event in keen anticipa.
ton of pleasure. II the reception will
equal the past efforts of the CONNER
cial Club and Elks in the matter OF
entertainment the success of the af-
fair is an assured fact The enter
tainmcnt OF Secretary Shaw has been
placed in the hands of competent
committee. The reception will be
held at the Elks' hall at l0:30 O'Clock
Invitations have been sent to hun
dreds IN Ardmore and surrounding
country. Many leading men will
probably be in attendance. a re-
requirement of the committee is that
invited guests bring their cards and
!
the evening dainty refreshments will
be served and the affair altogether
will be splendid one.
| Mesdames H. l.. and w. S. Crockett
ent, rtaincd at the residence of Mrs.
w $. Crockett. Wednesday afternoon
from three until six, with whist, about
nifty invitations were Issued The
beautiful rooms We're artistically dec
GRATED with garlands and bOquets of
roses In the dining room flowers were
arranged beautifully, while on the ia
blcs were large lunches of American
beauty roses concealed orchestra
furnished music for the occasion. Re
frcshmcnts were served. The first
prize was won by Mrs. II. NJ Furman,
the consolation by Miss Nettie Trask.
and In the cut for the house party
prize. Miss Nan Pulliam was the win
ncr. Misses Nan Puliam and Belle
Townsend were at the punch bowl.
The house party consisted by Mes.
DANES b. A. Simpson. c. L. Herbert
r \. Thurmond and John Whiteman
Misses Belle Townsend and Nan Pul'
liam.
The Orio club met with Mrs. Webb
and had very interesting meeting
The club finished the play of Mac
b TN. after which IT went into the
election of officers which resulted as
u follows. President, Mrs. Lutte HALEY
Walcott first vice-president, Mrs
Stella LAHORE webb; second vice
president. Mrs. Eva Juny; recording
secretary, Miss Sue Frame, CORE
spending secretary, Mrs Minnie
Dick; treasurer, Mrs. Lucy Dashncr;
librarian. Mrs. jeanette Hardy; audi
tor. Miss jeanette Lowenstoin. Tn;
o. young ladies' OF the club constitute
tho flower committee. Mrs. Juny anC
Mrs. Dick were elected delegates :,
the Indian Territory Federation
! which meets at South McAlester il
the fall
The musical recital given by IN
70 pupils of Mr.. Emanuel Lowenscin a
the First Presbyterian church, Fri
' day evening was highly enjoyed b
II those who attended. The house We
l. crowded before the performance be
e gan and n number of persons had I
be turned away as there was not rool
ot 10 seat them Mr.. Lowenstein is
~ be commended on the perfect tfainiE
Il of his pupils, as they all acquitte
ne themselves we'll Miss Della Doppe
a mayor of Marshall Tex. who is in IN
Is city the guest OF Mrs. Max Westhe
)d mer, favored the audience with vi,
OF lin solo, accompanied by Mr.. Love-
ed stein on the piano.
tc Mrs c. l.. Byno was hostess to III
n Ladies' of the Leaf on Monday last,
os The day was one of unusual inte
re est, 1t being the annual election
IN officers. The election as conducted
Ie- the outgoing president, Mrs II,
or Potterf, was quite satisfactory an
nj the result pleasing to the club mer
an brrs. The result was as follows:
he President Mrs w. p. Poland, Fir
ws Vice President Mrs. }. h. Wall, Sc
oud Vice President Mrs. c. /. \
al dcrson; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
q. Blcdsoe; Corresponding Secreta?
icy Mrs. Lamont Byers; Treasurer, Mi
nd Fl'y Alyis; Critic, Mrs John +. Ia
IRE ley.
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II Mrs T. Hard will spend a fe