The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-17

the thousands Of visiting club women
were royalty entertained during their
stay The visitors attended about a
dozen receptions and we're invited to
over thirty entertainments at places Of
interest They say Minneapolis Day
was the most entertaining day. the
entire party were conducted by the
Commercial club. In automobiles. over
the city of St Paul and In the evening
the club women of Minneapolis enter.
talned the visitors at Minnehaha Falls.
with luncheon and reception In the
evening Tho hall where the club wo.
men met was spacious and the terri.
tory delegates we're given a place Of
Importance IN the arrangement of po.
sitlon occupied by the states. The re.
turning delegates say the meeting was
harmonious throughout and was the
greatest assembly OF noted club wom.
en- In the world.
The opera house was comfortably
filled Thursday evening at the occa.
sion OF the piano recital given by the
pupils of Mr. Walter Nichols. The
program was opened with an overture.
In which four pianos we're used. The
program which had been carefully pre-.
pared by Mr.. Nichols was rendered
eXcellently by his pupils and enjoyed
by the audience. Ardmore has quite
a number of fine music teachers and
II Is a pleasure for an Ardmore au.
dience to listen to their annual class
Mr.. Nichols has
large class and the program was lis.
tened to with interest. Each mem.
Der of the class had some part to play
In the evenings entertainment. and
played II well After the entertain.
ment was concluded, a handsome um.
brella, having engraved on the handle
the letters, w. II. ~. which are Mr..
Nichols initials. was presented to him
by the class as a token of the etseem
In which they held him. The umbrel
la Is a handsome one and Mr.. Mich
OILS is justly proud Of IT, Mr. Nichols
will depart about the first Of the
month for Chautauqua, n. Y. where
he will enter the Sherwood School OF
Music. He will be absent soml
months returning later to resume his
class.
Friday evening at the Methodist
chuch a pleasant crowd gathered to
attend the Sixth public recital OF the
musical pupils OF Miss Atrelle Flani
ken. A delightful program had been
arranged and the audience was highly
pleased and gratifed at the entertain.
ment provided by Mrs Flaniken's pu.
pills. The program was opened with
A beautiful piece played by fifteen
Young yiolinists This piece was es
pecially well rendered and spoke well
of the work done by the teacher and
pupils. This number was followed by
others on the plano and other instru.
ments Miss Flaniken received high
praises for the work OF her pupils,
who rendered their numbers easily
and gracefully. The program through
1ut was very enjoyable and those who
attended were well pleased and enter.
aimed. Miss Flaniken is musician
If no mean talent, and trains and in
itructs her pupils in manner pleas.
ng to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T Gregory left
for Kossuth, Miss. They will
spend some time and will go thence
o Kentucky. They expect TO be gone
Ibout three weeks
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Miss Daisy Maude Webb, who ac-
the delegates to the Fed.
ration OF Womens clubs which has
ust adjourned at St Paul, is the
delegate who was ever ad.
nitted in the G.. +. W. G. Miss Daisy
'iaude accompanied Mrs. G. II. Webb,
Mss Sue Frame and Mrs. c. p. Van
)enberg, on their trip to St. Paul. |
where they went as delegates from the
indian aud Oklahoma Territories.
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Mrs. W, II. Burnitt and daughter
Hiss Fay have returned from Mar
etta, where they attended the wed
ling OF Miss Joe Love to Mr., Frank |
'ulwell. which took place Wednesday |
'yening at the Mahota Memorial
hurch. Miss Fay was one Of the |
at the ceremony,
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The Euchre club did not meet the |
,ast week Mrs. II. b. Bracy, will en-.
ertain the club the next week, at the |
egular meeting evening. which is
Wednesday. After that date the club