The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-01

On Friday afternoon Mrs. I. ~.
Coleman entertained with whist for
Mrs. Frederick Groenleaf Mrs. Green.
leaf for the past two years has con.
Quoted a music class in this city with
such marked ability and success that
she will return In the fall for another
season. The score cards we're most
suitable a. souvenirs OF the afternoon
"a card bearing Mrs Greenleafs
name and bar of music Mrs. Rob
erts won the prize, hansome comb.
which she most graciously presented
to the honoree Mrs. McNault. In
cut. won the consolation prize, a hand.
somely bound volume Of poems At
the conclusion OF the games two.
course luncheon was served 10 Mes.
DANES Max westhe!mer, S r. Bled-
soc. IIudnal w 4. Ledbetter. I'D
Roberts 30 Blake. G.. o. Bum, Joe
Berkshire Frederici. Greenleaf l.. J..
Blake Dirickson OF Missouri Russell
OF Missouri Graham OF Comanche,
W =. Poland. Mcknight, Walker.
Love. Thompson. sammons, Hayes,
Juny. stevens. Cobb. Cook John
Whiteman. ". l.. Crockett. Arthur
walcott and Charles Andcrson
Misses Thurman. Bowen. Sinclair,
Olive. Vera Olive.
Mis-. 5. r. Bledsoc entertained with
progressive whist on Wednesday AZ.
tcrnoon, complimentary to the Girls
Whist Club The club prize was won
by Miss Nell Blake the guests by
Mrs. u. u. Pennington and the con
ISOLATION by Mrs. r. A. Thurmond
Punch was served during the after.
noon. Those present we're Mesdaucs
r. y. Coleman, c. l.. Anderson, Rob
Poland. W =. Poland Chas. Cook, 7.
~ Dodson Edwards. II. H. Pennlng
ton. Max Westheimcr, j. u. Wall, J.
G.. Abernethy. Mcknight. Il. J. vii
liams. Chas. Zutayern. Arthur Walcott,
T. A. Thurmond. B \. Simpson, Fred
Gates. Walter Dean. Bert Foster II. u.
Brucey. II. =. Turner. VIII Potter. Con.
lee. Blake. G. NJ. Campbell. Nelse Nc
Coy Humphrey. Ledbetter; Misses
Blake. Nell Blake, Hudnall. Mullen.
Gardenhire. Peel. Williams. Olive. Vera
Olive. Trask. Burnett, Thurmond,
Bowen, Taylor and Alexander.
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The unfalling interest which Ard.
more as a whole takes In the Chau-
tauqua is sure index to the culture
OF the town. It means a great deal for
MS. both mentally and morally, TO
he,: lecture by such broad minded
and educated men as those who are
with the chautauqua. The citizen who
must reeds stay at home and has
not the opportunity TO go abroad an ]
mingle with the masses Is the one
who is especially benefited; for. no
matter how much we read or study
our world view will be narrow and
cramped unless II Is broa tened by
meeting and hearing the experiences
OF others. The crowds who ATTENDED
the lectures attest the fact that Ard.
more has the ability to appreciate
and understand learning and gives
most hospitable welcome to the
stranger who brings to us a horde OF
these treasures.
The dance given by the Elks on last
Friday evening was one of the most
enjoyable dances given by that club
this season, Quite number of visit.
ing young ladies graced the club by
their presence and a jolly good time
was had until the wee small hours |
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The many frineds OF Miss Ada |
Drew gave her surprise party on |
evening the past week However. Mrs. |
Drew must not have been entirely IN
the dark concerning the affair. for dur
ing the evening punch, cream and cake
were served.
Miss Willie Green has returned from
Burneyyille. where she has been
spending some time with her sister,