The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-02-11

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Payne entertained Friday evening at
the home of the latter, with cards IN
honor of Miss Bertie Mccoy, and
Miss Hart Galloway of Henrietta,
Texas. the guest OF Mrs. Tom Will
liams. The ppretty parlors OF Mrs
Payne's home were filed with pleas.
ant crowd. and the evening was
most delightful one Some forty
guests were present and ten tables
were used for play. The ladies first
prize was won by Miss Aline Ben
nett, being a handsome hand painted
china plate. ladies second prize,
burnt wood card box containing a
pack of pretty playing cards, was won
by Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell The gentle
mans first prize, a pearl handled,
silver mounted pocket knife by Mr..
Hal Buchannon; the second prize, IA
whiak broom, with burnt wood cupid
as an emblem. and a burnt wood
holder, by Mr.. Jodie Adams. The tai
ly cards were unique and dainty, be-
ing small glass bottles, attached to n
miniature heart. The number oil
games which each player won, was
designated by a small candy bean
placed in the bottle. A dainty two
course luncheon was served after tho
play Among those who attended were
Mesdames. and Messrs, Guillot. Camp
bell, Coleman. and Walcott, Mrs. Doc
Fielder and Mrs. Bo Blake. Misses
O'Neal, williams, Jennie Williams,
Gardenhire. Trask, Bennett, Aline
Bennett. Galloway, Avis, Sutherland,
Spencer, Green. Butt, Blake, Nell
Blake, Mccoy Messrs. Cassidy, Fry,
Miller, Buchannon, Patterson. Burton,
Wisdom. Whlteman. Kyle, Wallace,
Bradford. Sandln, Adams, Boyd
and John Fielder.
Mrs. Charles Anderson entertained
the Ladies' of the Leaf at their last
regular meeting. The spacious hall
and cozy parlors Of her home with
their cheerful open fire places pre-
sented a most grateful contrast 10
the severe cold without. Mrs. J. b.
Wall presided with dignity and grace
in the absence of the president, Mrs,
c. p. VanDenberg who is absent gat e
ering material for her paper entitled
MY Trip to Cuba" to be read before
the club next week. A very interest
ing program was rendered, Mrs. a
V. Doak, WAS leader. assisted b.
Mesdames wall, Mari, Bledsoo, Gull
lot and Miss FAY BGrnitt. Miss Bur
nitts portrayal OF and comments up
on scene l, Act l Of Hamlet, the
sleep walking scene. were delightfully."-
original and deserve special mention
After a short recess, a brief buslnesf
session was held In which the worl;
of furnishing a room in the new ca"
negie library and courses of study 'oi
the next year were discussed, AmoN9
the guests were Mrs. Ed Roberts and
sister. Mrs. Forward. Miss Flor
Pearl. Mrs. j. X. p Campbell ant
Mrs. Strahley. With reluctant goot
bye to the charming hostess, the
club adjourned 10 meet with Mrs. r.
r, Guiilot at 6i9 B street. Fehpar,
18th.
Mrs. Fred T. MARI entertained
large number OF her friends at tn
Elks' home on ladies' day last Thur'
day afternoon and the affair was n
deed a nice one. The ever fasclnatin
game of which was played and & g'cl;
ly enjoyed After the play delici)
refreshments and ice cream and cal;
were served. 1t was agreed that Mr.
MARI was charming hostess ani
royal entertainer.
Mrs. C. y. Gardonh'rc Is spcndin
several days with Mrs. ]. w Scar
] lon In Marietta.
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Mi7s Maize ONeal is in the ci
from Paris 20 visit her sister Mis-
? Edna O'Neal
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!, Mrs Ro Blake Is in the city fro
Marietta the guest of relatives