The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-02-11
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All society Is looking forward to
the Elks' masque ball which Will take
place on the night Of Feb. 14th, and
from present indications the affa'
will be one of the best that the Elks
have planned for some time. Tho va
rious committees report that prepar-
ations are still being made and that
no expense will be spared to make
the first annual bal masque sue
cess. The grand march will begin
promptly at . o'clock and no one VIII
be permitted to participate In 1t uu'
less In costume. This is done to car =
out the feature of the ball. The cos
tunes to be worn on this occasion, 1t
is said, will include handsome crea-
tions and famous characters Will ~
portrayed by the dancers. or co1rse
the grotesque ones will not be over
looked. Happy Hoollgan" will appear
In full regalia Happy" has write 1
a communication to the society re-
porter, asking that the police be Kept
out of the club that night, as he wis.,
es TO enjoy the event. However ro
trouble Is expected between "Happy
and MRS. Katzenjammer" since the
two fell out, as they never speak ns
they pass by. Wards orchestra las
been engaged for the night and the
music will be one OF the features. A
BUFFET luncheon will be served In ma
dining room OF the club and every
one is looking forward TO the event
with interest and pleasure.
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Mrs. Walter c. Dean was the charm
ing hostess for the bid euchre clun
and the affair was one OF those de
lightful events that are long remam
bered. During the evening deh
cious refreshments and luncheon
we're served to the guests, who wore:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gullot, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crockett, Mr., and Mrs. Poland. MT
and Mrs. Gates, Mr. and Mrs
Nichols, Mr and Mrs. Simpson
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bracey, Mr.. and Mrs Anderson, MT
and Mrs. C. NJ. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mari, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and Misses
Jennie Williams, O'Neil. Williams,
Ray Campbell and Elizabeth Simp'
son and Messrs. Fry, Williams and
Miller Mrs. Bracey was the fortun'
ate winner OF the first prize, cut
glass celery dish. Mrs. Williams was
high scorer for the guests prize, q
cut glass olive dish and Mrs Morgan
was awarded the consolation prize, an
olive dish. MIR. Guillot won the fret
prize, scarf pin, while Ernest VII
liams captured the guests prize.
pair of cuff buttons.
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The Orio club met with Mrs. r. w
Dick Friday afternoon at her pleas
ant home The roll call was answer
ed by the members giving q dcsc~ip
tion and the life work OF some NOTED
person. This was very interesting n
many who have achieved success II
the highest sense OF the word wcr
quoted from and their best qualitie
laid before the club Miss WIFI
Green, was leader and read wee
well written paper on, tina; famcI
painter, Michael Angelo. Mrs. Jun
gave character sketch OF Fagdi
The selections were very intere7tn
as each member had something goo'
Mrs. Byrd was critic for the afte
noon. Miss Byron Weston was
guest OF the club. The next meetin
will be held with Mrs, VorWelss, Fl
day afternoon, February l6.
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Miss Zoe Olive departed yesterda
for Memphis, Tenn, to visit with NJ
and Mrs. j. b. Suegs, Miss Olive w
also visit friends in Texas before r
turning home.
Hrs r ID. Sangster and baby q
spending a visit with her parent
NJ and Mrs. ". J. Hill, at Eldorad
Ark.