The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-02-18

con. A delightful twocourse luncheon
and refreshments we're served to the
following. Misses Hall, Bell, Blount
Parks, Gross, Martin, Spencer Moore
Watson, Jennie Watson. Woods, La
vine Woods, Baker, Niblack, White
Avis Messrs Gwynn, Dean, Woods
Beahne, Patterson, Stuart, Whiteman
Horne, Leslie Kearney, Alexander
Carr, Dibrell. Conner, Hardy, Tyre
Cockroft; Mr.. and Mrs. Pet p. Kear'
ney.
Al the celebration of Lincoln day by
the Womans Republican club OF New
York. Gen. Stewart L. Woodford said
10 the ladies at the conclusion of his
speech: "The women of today are
the republic of the future. On you
will rest the responsibility in the
next great hour of stress, when the
stars are weeping blood To you will
be the issue; to you the glory Lille
Devereux told story OF the time OF
Lincoln, who, she was free to admit,
she was cid enough to remember well.
Passing down the line, she determined
not to shake hands with tn tired
president, and when he offered his
hand explained that she thongh' he
was so tired that she did not off,
to shake han nll ~ am noyHr tH0
tired" he said. "to shake hands with
pretty girl
The Orio club held an interesting
meeting last Friday afternoon with
Mrs VonWeise. The attendance was
large. Mrs. Geo Dashner, who was the
leader OF the afternoon, read an in.
teresting sketch on Eugene Fields
which was greatly enjoyed by those
present Mrs. c. H. Webb read tn
First Letter" by VIII Carlton which
was appreciated by all. The table
talk was interesting. the great state
OF Missouri being the subject. The dis
cussion was Incidents in Mark
Twain's books" Miss Daisy Nichols
was the critic for the afternoon and
was indeed capable one Mrs. Nc
Cam, one of the new members, was
present. Mrs. Turner was a guest of
the club which Is always delighted to
have guests present The next meet.
ing will be held with Mrs. Webb, Fri
day. Feb. 23.
Mrs. w. p. Poland entertained a
number OF friends in the parlors of
the Elks' club last Thursday after
noon and the occasion was indeed a
nice one and altogether pleasant. The
interesting game OF whist was played
and greatly enjoyed. After the play
delicious refreshments were served.
II was the unanimous sentiment that
Mrs. Poland was royal entertainer.
4. 1. 4 4.
Miss Clara WOlyerton entertained
n few OF her friends with n valentine
party on the evening of the fourteenth
at the handsome Wolverton home
near Hargrove Heights. The evening
was passed of delightfully."- and those
present have their charming young
hostess to thank for a pleasant time.
Dainty refreshments were served.
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Mrs, Fred Gates entertained the Eu-
chre club during the past week aud
the event was a most pleasant one.
Tho AFFAIR was largely attended. Dur
ing the evening delicious refresh.
ments and luncheon were served.
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Tishomingo society was well repre-
sented at the Hutchins-l ooney nup.
tials last week. The following were
here for the event: Mr.. and Mrs Dr.
Looney, Misses De Cordova, McSwain.
Hyde and Smith, and Messrs. McKin-
ney Robert and N. A. Looney, DR..
Stallings and Workman.
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she Elks are planning a big min
strel show and n number of society
folks will participate In the affair. The
...ow will be followed by a hop
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Miss Lille Comegys OF Gainesville
and cousin. Miss Ellis of Tennessee
were among the visitors at the Flks'
mask hall Wadn nasdav nipht