The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-02-25


members OF the whist club and few
other friends Wednesday afternoon at
her pleasant home with whist Eleven
tables were used In the play and
some fifty guests we're in attendance.
The violet scheme was carried out
and that dainty color was in evidence
In the ices, cakes and score cards
Miss Aline Bennett won the club
prize, a handsome hand-painted plate,
Mrs. r. F Turner the guest prize. al.
so a hnnd-painted plate, and Miss
Vallie Switzerland, the consolation
prize. Those who attended were:
Mesdames Westheimer, Abernathy,
Wall, Turner. Whiteman, John White.
man, Crockett, Stonum, Potter, Thur.
mond. Bradford, Carter, Bum, Poland
Bledsoe. Dean. Campbell, Simpson,
Gates. Mcknight, Cook, Anderson, M.
chols, Walcott Edwards, Conlec, Gull.
lot, Dodson. Coleman; Misses Will
liams. Blake. Nell Blake. Bennett
Gardenheir. Sutherland. stevens, Pot
ter of Dallas
J. + !. J.
Ardmore was represented at the
Shriners' ceremonies at Oklahoma
City last Thursday by the following;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Bledsoe. Mr. and
Mrs. c. NJ Campbell, Mr. and Mrs
Il. w Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. W H.
Bleakmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Max
well. Mr.. and Mrs Streahley, Messrs
A walcott, w. A. Gillian, J. NJ. Baird
Nisbett. Arthur Sinclair, c, c. Monds,
w. j. Cassidy, J r. Dexter and Hen.
ry Behne.
The Shriners held their session In
Indian Temple during tlfb day when
class OF so were received into the
order. among them being Gov. Frantz
OF Oklahoma. At night the Shriners
and their wives attended the produc-
tion OF "a Texas Camel" by Tim
Murphy and company at the Overhol
ser opera house. One of the features
was the monster parade of the bust.
ness section of The city by the Shrin-
ers in the afternoon. II is stated that
the session was the most largely at
tended ever held there
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The Ladies of the Leaf held their
regular meeting February 10th with
Mrs. +. T. Guillot at SO 3 stree,
The lesson, general summary Of
Macbeth with q critical review Of the
play. was led by Mrs. II c. Portet.
The president Mrs C. P Van Den.
berg, read an interesting account of
her trip TO Cuba
A vocal solo by the hostess ana an
instrumental number by Mrs 7 B
Wall were pleasing events on the
program.
The club will make psychological
study Of the characters IN George
Eiiots masterpiece Adam Bede, TIN
the close of the club year in May.
Mrs. J. b. Spragius and Mrs. G
L. Byrne were noted among The
guests
Mrs. J. b. Wall viii be hostess on
March 9Th
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Mcsdamos Charley Anderson, c. l..
Byrne and J. b. Boone entertained
Friday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. c. /. Byrne, with a George Wash.
ington reception and tea for tse
benefit fthe Episcopal church. The
reception was unique and very appro'
pirate. Mrs. Juny was at the door,
dressed in colonial costume. to re-
ceive In the hall was served tea and
cake and in the dining room dainty
refreshments were served. The ven.
ture was a success and the charming
hostesses who took this method OF
aiding in the church work deserves
praise for the success OF the enter.
tainment.
Mrs c. II. Brooks and daughter,
Kathleen, OF Gainesville are In The
g, city the guests OF Mrs, NJ Ikard Mrs.
Brooks IS the mother of Miss Vlr.
ginia OF this city. The family are pre-.
paring 70 move to Oklahoma City.