The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-19
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,u,l into love AFFAIR which has tc.
minated mos, happily The coup,
win rc~ld. ut S,roater. H.
Th- Ladies' Of the ISaf will me-,
With Mrs. Guiiio, tomorrow afternoo1
Ardmore peopIe"wlo met Mrs Con
Ian Of Ttoks, president OF the Ind. Ter.
meeting here, will BE- Interested IN TO.
lowing report Of recent meeting OF
the Pioneer Club, OF which Mrs Con.
Ian was the founder
The Pioneer Club met in regular
session at the home OF Mrs. MCBrIg
Tuesday afternoon. February = with
gootly number OF members presea'
Mrs. J. A. Briggs opened IN. pro.
s.am by reci,ing in a most charmins
manner the poem by \. Little enticIcI
81 Am DYING Egypt, Dying
"Mesdamcs Morrison and ono,
very ably debated The question X.
solved. that Cleopatra Did Love Al.
hony This debate in connection VAIN
study OF the Shakespearan play. was
one Of the best things OF the season.
Both ladies' gave their carefully pr.
pared arguments in strong and con.
elusive manner The deba;Urs were
quick and witty in retaliaung. mskin-
lhe whole decidedly interesting AMI
enter aiming TO the hearers
a business item OF itenest to IN
public was the report OF the library
and club house committee by tha:r
chairman, Mrs ". 4. Mcbride, tina.
the club now had on deposit at The
Atoka National Bank cash amountin :
to Sl,llj. This means that in all
probability It will not be long beiote
the Pioneer Club house OF Atoka will
be started and home for the Pioneer
library completed and thrown open
TO the public. The Pioneers now ha
over 500 volumes of standard Gc,iN.
and reference books"
Mrs. Conlan, it is remembered, Wa,
the FIRST president of the Indian Tern.
tory Federation which separated from
Oklahoma.
Women will welcome with JOY th'
news that a remedy has been discor.
cred that not only removes freoldes,
but all bleInishes OF the complexion.
II is the discovery Of famous specis j.
ST. and the most recent successful case
is tha, Of Mrs T. c. White OF 422
Academy street, South Orange, y. J.
she now possesses beautiful complex.
ion and is naturally Sc pleased tha.
he Is sending free 10 every woman
who writes 20 her the prescription thu
really Is the secret Of beautiful corr
plcXion.
jouto, ,tdiNe. ,oaham. ,ladc slrdiu cmfwy
South NcAlester society item. "TAe
dancing teacher Is having quite a
vogue. When YOU notice one of our
substantial citizens with thoughtful,
puckered look, muttering one two,
thiee, and giving an occasional hop,
like chicken, that means he IS STUDY
ing his dancing lesson outside
The marriage Of Miss Iva Fondville,
teacher Of the primary department OF
the Davis public school, 20 Fay l..
Crossett, editor Of the Davis News,
will take place at the home of the
brides parents, Major ClemmOns and
wife, next Tuesday night at $50
O'Clock nthis city. The wedding Wal
be quiet affair, only relatives and a
few intimate friends being invited.
Miss Fonville has visited Ardmore on
several occasions and has quite mum.
Der OF friends here. While in the city
she has been been the guest Of Mrs
Ion Frame
Mr. Tom d. Glover, well known
here, was recently married to a society
leader u Houston