The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-06

the United States ~ q par with Ger
many. France and lSgiand. which
countries have long had such bureaus
for obtaining statistics concerning
child labor This. too. Is largely the
work Of the committee q the general
federation ON child labor and kindred
questions.
The Ono Club met iast Friday ~.
tcrnOon with Mrs Dr Hardy and the
meeting was one Of the most inter.
osting and pleasant Of any that has
been held this season The roll call
was Proverbs Mrs. Hardy was the
leader for the meeting and coutribut.
ed an interesting sketch-"The Haunt.
ed House" The table talk was de.
voted 10 the Dominion of Canada and
was an enjoyable feature 0f the meet.
ing Discussion you could
chose your life when. where aud how
would YOU spend it," Mrs. cynthia
Carter was critic Mesdames Kirby
and Louis Nichols were unanimously
elected to membership In the club
The clubs guests were Mesdames
Dud Hardy. Hays and McNaught and
Miss Alice Moore. Upon invitation
OF DR.. Hardy the club members as
| sembled at Lon Frames drug store
where delicious ices and cream were
served The members Of the Orio
deeply appreciated the courtesy eX.
tended by him and the members will
always have a warm spot In their
hearts for Mr. and Mrs. Dr Hardy
The club adjourned to meet with Mrs
w. B. Frame Friday May II. at 2:3o
O'Clock.
II should be On aim Of young men
To 90 in good society. Not good In
the sense OF riches. Dridc or fashion
but the society OF the wise. the intelli
gent and good When you and men
| that know more than you do. and
from whose conversations one can
gain information. with them II Is al.
ways safe TO be found. II has broken
down many a man associating with
the low and vulgar No connection or
friendship can be- lasting where "A con
formlty of inclination and disposition
docs not exist. all passions and finer
feeling OF the soul must gently har
monize. and form one common last
ing in,orest-Word and Works.
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Women Taxpayers May Vote.
The Raines bill was passed at Al
bany n. Y, by narrow margin OF
the legislature. The bill allows wo.
men taxpayers 20 vote In special elec,
tions for tax purposes. Senator
Grady said that a woman should stay
at hCme and that the tone Of the state
must depend upon the tone OF the
men who go forth and labor Sena-
tor Rainos. who faihered the bill. re-
torted: III there were no noble wo.
men behind TO make that tone, say
again and deliberately, God pity this
state"
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Mrs. j. V. Cabell attended the clos,
Ing ball n the B =. O. Flts az Chick
asha last Tuesday night and the AZ
fair WAS one Of the most brilliant in
the social history Of that city. The
beautiful clIb rooms were artistically
decorated FOR the event and many
visitors from adjoining towns attend.
ed the affair. Mr.. Cabell declares he
never saw prettier beyy OF girls
than on this occasion and that the
costumes were indeed handsome A
delightful buffet luncheon was sery.
ed during the evening
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Many Of the society young ladies
who attended the reunion az New or
leans bring back glowing accounts Of
their royal treatment in the Crescent
City. Ardmore was well represented
and the young ladies pronounce the
New Orleans reunion huge success
The social features of the affair were
very elaborate and the territory
young ladies' were aJated oYer the