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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-10

WANTED--Gentleman or lady to travel for
Mercantile House of large capital Terrific
ry at home or abroad to suit. If desirable
M the home may be used as headquarters.
Weekly salary of 81 600 per year and expen-
ses. Address, Jos. A. Alexander, Langdon,
N. Oak. 22-27
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-10
CHAMPION BAPTIF HERE
Will Skate on Friday Night at the
Langdon Rink Giving Speed
and Fancy Exhibit.

Norval Baptie, the championship
skater of the world, is in Langdon and
tomorrow, Friday evening, be will skate
at the Loynes Il Moore ice rink. This IS
not his first appearance in public in
this city, having given an exhibition
here in his tour of two years ago.
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TREES CORN

EARLY, HARDY. ACCLIMA-
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OSCAR III. WILL q CO..
BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-10

If you want IA 1907 Germaa kalendar
you can get it at the DEMochAg office.
Prices % and Is cents.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-10

GIRL WANTED = For general housework.
Good wages will be paid competent girl.
Apply to Mrs. VIM. Stevenson. q
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-10

TAKEN UP-At my place in Perry township
during the early part of tho winter, one
spring calf. color red. Same may be had by
owner upon paving costs incurred including
advertising. otherwise it will be disposed of
as provided by law. Neil Power, Ilangdon,
N. D. 23-25
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-10

FARM FOR sALE-Choice quarter section at
sacrifice one mile east of Clyde, eighty
acres summer fallow For particulars, apply
to F. II. Kelly, Langdon, N D. II
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-10

or about Monday November 18th.
1906, one spring calf, color roam Party TAX
ing same up will oblige by notifying George
kroetsch, Mt. Carmel N. Oak. %
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GIRL WANTED-G wages will be paid a
competent girl to do housework in a small
family. Apply at once to Mrs. j. G. Dickson
Langdon, \. ID. %
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-01-10

FOUND-In Langdon ON Monday morning, Dec.
31sr, 1906, a purse containinga small sum of
identifcation n and % paying advertising charges.
Apply at this office.
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No advertisement inserted for less than fifteen
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16

to scll ice cream; to sell soda water
is a misdemeanor The first is a
Sabbatarian necessity. no doubt! the
other a sin and a misdemeanor. I'm
agine the liberty which prevails in a
city where soda water sellers are i'm.
prisoned and murderers are acquitted
by iuries of their peers
The Massachusetts legislature this
spring repealed batch Of blue laws
and Texas lawmakers made haste to
accept what the withdrawing com
monwealth rejected. Sunday should
be day of recreation and rest. and
the church for those who run to piety
and prayers.
but the Sabbath Of the Puritans is
not the Sabbath Of the twentieth cen
tura. The wicked soda water man OF
Houston should have a care. lie may
be hurried at the stake, II he don't
watch cut.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16

The mid.week porch party given at
the Stilwell II. Russell home, out on
HarPtove Heights, was a delightful af-
fair o: the week It was quickly got
ter up by a bunch of the society set.
through compliment to Mrs. Atgar. a
cha,ming young matron who visited
he:c two seasons ago. and spent much
Of her time time here with her sister,
Mrs. Bee Miss Trueheart Yarbough
Of Shreveport, La. charming guest
and Mss Best. Mrs. Bees mother, is
also a guest
Every one present was In the best
o: spirits, as the election returns were
Coming in and the colonel was In the
lead. SO twas a general celebration.
A colored orchestra furnished mu-
sic and a porch dance was heartily
enjoyed by ALL and at the roundup
Mrs. Russell served delicious peach,
cream and cake.
There is no home in the city whose
hospitality is more generous than at
this CEe, and there il always some
thug good to eat"
The guests were r. l.. Sanders and
Miss Mary Cruce, Olen WOlverton and
Miss Addington, Mr.. Watkins and
Miss Mullen, Harry Williams and
Mss Gardenhire, Harvey Johnson and
Miss Corlew. Elwood Wolyerton and
Miss YarbrouRh.
Stags-Ir. Champion. William Bar
rwnman, Andy Gardenhire, Less Kear
Ley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16

At the close, many In the big audit.
ence tarried TO pay tribute IT, the
and their faithful "acher
The program was as follows:
PIANO RECITAL
by
Miss Bonnie Madden and Miss lillian
McNees
Pupils Of Mrs. Frederick Grecnleaf
Assisted by
Mr. William Rarromnn Vocalist, and
Miss Lottie Gray Accompanies
Ushers
Mr. Walter simpson, Mr.. J"hu gorge
broadway Methodist Church Mon
day evening. June the zenith, at half
pasto eight O'Clock. nineteen hundred
and seven. Ardmore. ]. +.
March-From Tanhauser CO.. Wagner
Bon 'r Madden. Lillian McNees.
Octave studies, and Kullak
Lillian McNees.
Valse de Concert. t...--.. Wieiawsh
Bonnie Madden
The Muleteer of Carragona'
Henrion
Mr. larrOwman.
"Hark, Hark the Lark k-........
SchubertLiszt
The Fri King schubertLiszt
Lillian McNecs.
Scottish Tone Picture ..--- Mcdowell
Rondo--Op. "a ..-.....-..yon Weber
Bonnie Madden.
Cradle Song .......... Kate Nannah
Mr. BarrOwman.
In an Old Fashion Garden. Steele
Military March ....-- Schubert-Taus.g
Lillian McNees.
Pasquinade ....... Gottschalk-Joseffj
Bonnie Madden.
Second Hungarian RhI .Jdy....I 81
Lillian McNees, Bonnie Madden.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16

that fprCcul yet musical training,
that has won such high regard ana
confidence for her throughout the city
We claim her as our Jennie Lind. In
her numbers on this occasion she was
especially fine and her list was dou.
bled by cncores. and nothing stopped
the long and loud applause save the
appearance Of MIR Neal Carter. who
In a brief but imposing manner pre-
scented the instructress with hand.
some back comb and pin with cOmpli.
ments Of the Methodist church choir,
OF which she has had charge the past
three years Mrs. liardy's face show.
ed her appreciation without words
however. she thanked her friends and
said she loved them all" This. of
course, pleased all the gentlemen
tsave one.pcrhapsl The announce
mcnt OF her return after few weeks
vacation was received with delight by
her numerous friends. Below is the
program:
Part I.
Voluntary ia Golondrina."
Juhilate Dco ...... on BE Joyful
Choir.
Bass solo ................ Conqurd
Mr. John Freeman.
Duet No. . ........ ....... Mazas
Miss Bell and MIR Mcrteus.
Reading
tal Lullaby.
(b) Sues Wedding.
Mrs. Arthur Adams.
| Quartctte-"Come Where the Daisies
Are blooming"
Miss Palmer and Kembe!.
Messrs. Gwyn and Hoffman.
Part ".
! Chorus ........-....'.. fralse II IN
Choir.
FIR Dove"
MIR. Arthur Adams.
Baritone Solo .......... Bdhdolcro
Mr.. Walter Simpson.
Violin Solo March from Tannhauser
Mr. Jack London.
Bass Solo ...... Bedouin Love Song
MIR. John Hoffman
Vocal Solo. .... Sing. Smile. Slumber
Mrs Clara B. Hardy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16

Roma Moore. Colonial. Ray Thomas,
Pink Rose; Grace Dean, Shepherdess
Isabel Dean. Daisy; MOnard Wood,
Rodricl. Dhu, Emily Lowden, Folly,
Daisy Roberts. Glpsy; Leroy Moses,
Geo. Washington Misses Katherine
Suggs, Vera Olive, Ada Drew, Liza
and Gale Cruce, Roena Henry. Ruth
flupson, Bonnie Madden, Elizabeth
Simpson. Ovella Wolverton. Mamie
Gross, Mamie Henderson. Lucille Bird,
Mary Bird. Lucille Bell, Geraldine Nc.
Clusky, Daisy Maud Webb, Edna Bow.
man, Natilee Williams. Nita Williams,
Clara Tate Virginia Holbrook. Ruth
Dawson. Antoinette Cobb. Zelda Hill,
Nerna Eddleman, Sallie May Mccoy.
Wynn Ledbetter. Ruth Paul Bogie,
Eula Simms. Pauline Gladney Messrs.
Harry Lowenstein, Guy Price. Roy
West, Bennie Stevens, Dee Mccoy
Arnold McCoy Walter Staples, d I.
Walker Linnus Walker, Paul Ramsey
Fletcher Ta'n, Leo Byrd, Manl-f
Wood. Major Cruce, Asbury Bagwell
Garnet Johnson. To mand Jim Frame
Ernest McCann. Ferris Holmes, Joe
McLenore. John Hoffman, Paul Butts
VIII Moore. Fayette Blake, Marty
Woods Jesse Bowman, Will McLe
More, Lewis Ledbetter, Jack London
Geo Williams, Walter Banks, Luther
and Archie Randall, Mr.. and Mrs
W. d. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c
Dean, Mr. and Mrs. r. y. Coleman
DIR. and Mrs. f. p Won Keller, Judge
and Mrs. c. NJ Campbell, Mesdame'
Geo Walker, A. c. Cruce, W. A. Dus
ton. 4. Lowenstein.
out Of town guests: Mr.. Otto Rob
crtson of San Antonia. Tex, Mr.. Paz
more of Montgomery, Ala. Herr!
Marshal Furman OF Ada, Gus O'Nea
OF Paris, Tex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16

We have carefully looked over the
Criterion, literary journal gotten out
by students Of the Ardmore High
school and sent us by our old friend.
Dr. J. NJ, Walden. While We do not
wish to run down home paper. yet
we consider the Criterion vastly
superior, both in appearance and in
the mental pubulum offered on its
pages to the student organ of Wander.
bilt University.-From News-Banncr,
Troy, Tenn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Baptist Picnic.

The jolliest party OF the season was
the crowd Of merry boys and girls
who piled into big wagons. carriages
and buggies at the Broadway Baptist
church Thursday morning and went
to the Rock Crossing for their an
nual picnic.
There was big swing. hammocks
for the little ones. and pallets for the
babies, clear. clean pool to wade
in, a fishing place. In fact everything
was there to amuse the younger ones
and at noon bountiful dinner was
spread with all the good things that
make a picnic dinner enjoyable.
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Merrie Wives.

The Merrie Wives spent a delight.
I i Afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Ad-
ans, when she entertained only the
club members at her HON con Har-
grove E".ehts. The reception room
was fragrant with blossoms of the
summer flowers in cut bowls. The
weather was so dreadfully warm not
much fancy work was INDUCED in.
The contest was interesting. Ten
words were given out separately, and
~ each word you were allowed two
minutes TO make from the letters of
tina. word as many other words as
yJu cCulG.
In this Mrs Vert Franklin's Ocab
ulary seemed greater than any; how.
ever, she was speedier. and claimed
first honors, cut glass carving set
while in cut for consolation Mrs.
Mrs. Philip stephens was the lucky
one and took "a claim with three
feet" unique silver claim in which
was a tape measure.
Mrs. Frank r. Tull's name was add.
ed TO the membership list.
Delicious refreshments were sery.
ed and the club adjourned TO meet
with Mrs. VIII Byrd next Wednesday
The guests We're Mesdames Franklin.
John Stone, Frank Bonner, WIN Pra.
ter, Philip stephens, Glasier moth.
er Of the hostess, and Adams.
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Oil SPRINGS.

Mrs. James Gait chaperoned a Jolly
party to Oil Springs last Tuesday to
spend several days. This was an out.
Ing complimentary to her guests. Mrs.
Dennis Of Haileyville and Mr. Edgar
Otis OF Gainesville. Other members
of the party were Misses Jewell Whit.
tlngton, Marie Smith. Marie Gait
Maggie Gait Tom Gait, Katherine and
Henry Dennis, Essie Bennett. Otto
Bynum, Kate Gait and Mr.. Straight.
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Bachelor Girls.

Miss Willie Green was hoses tc
the Bachelor Girls Monday evening.
There was so much on dit for the
evening that there wasn't . very
large attendance, so the party went
TO Misses McNees and Madden's mu-
sical recital. Those who were there
were Misses Natalie Williams, Vera
Olive. Margaret Blois. Katherine
Suggs. Willie Green. Mr.. Otto Brad.
ford "chaperoned"(O
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Misses MeNees' and Maddsn's
Musical.

While much was expected by the
large and music loving audience that
assembled at the Broadway Metho-
dist church To hear the recital given
by Miss Lillian McNees and Miss
Bonnie Madden. assisted by Mr. VII
liam Barrowman. with Miss Gray as
accompanist. nothing SO really ariis-
tic and rarely impressive a. the pro
gram rendered was dreamed OF even
by the most enthusiastic" There was
a beauty In every line. in every bar,
that must he felt to impress one, and
the audience ON Monday night. from
prelude to finale. was duly imprCssot
with its poetic lyric and beauty.
This however. is characteristic
with an Mrs Greenleaf's pupils.
The program, chosen from the elias.
sizes. was perfectly rendered through
out--each number adding fresh luster
to the already brilliant prestige Of
the instructrcss. who was partly
trained under William Sherwood, and
several other OF her teachers are gold
medalsts from Europe's greatest con
servatorios
Every number on the program de-
serves separate mention, but espe-
cially did the audience enjoy The
Military March" by Miss McNees;
also the "Pasquinade," by Miss Mad.
den. Especially noticeable was their
clear. clean technique and artistic un.
dcrsuudng two strong points in mu.
sic
Mr Barruwmm's two numbers held
his hearers spcllhound, he was in
splendid voice. surprising many of his
admirers by the ease with which he
delivered the very low notes in the
cradle Song After raptu,ous ani
prolonged applause he game again.
Much credit is due Miss Gray in
her splendid accompanying, she is a
musician uf marked ability
Miss McNccs is one of this year,
popular dchuuutcs, having a finished
scuooliug at her home and dcyotilg
this year entirely TO her music. She
is slender, graceful blonde and pos.
scsscs an the winning traits Of a
SouthlaLd girl She was charming H.
white net over blue taneta.
Miss Madden has devoted her en-.
tire time To music the past two years
and that with her natural talent, has
ranked her also among the first o.
the tiN's best musicians She is at
trac'iyc and neye looked prertir'
than un this occasion, in a dainty
white net over white tancta ghhsl
effect. she is social favoriie io the
city. The church was beautiful ia
palms, ferns and cannas grouped
about the chancsl.
MIR. Walter simpson and Mr.. John
George were the gallant ushtrs
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dining roo man dwcre refreshed with |
delicious punch and champagne wa
fcrs served by Miss Gardenhlre and |
Mrs Dean from cut bowl nestled |
among plunOsa ferns. on a table ex.
quisitely treated with cluny lace aud
sweet peas. Mrs. T. y. Coleman, In a
net dotted green, made princess over
white tancta, and Mrs. Graham, In a
blue mule. sisters of the bride. as.
sisted In receiving and serving. Mrs.
Blake mother of the bride. was hand
somoly gowued In white silk run In
tiny black pin stripes, with a rose
lace fiO1t. The true Southern cordi-
ality OF ir. and Mrs Blake is always
the most hospitablc. but on this occa
sion the portals OF their home seemed
To open wider than ever and each and
every guest felt "A hearty welcome at
the hands Of this dear old couple.
There was fine collection of pres
cnts. significant of the high esteem In
which the young couple Is held, many
coming from out OF town friends. We
noticed a handsome set of cut wine
glasses. from MIR Tom Afford Of Ft
Worth. VINO at one time was favor
itc in Ardmore society Also a dainty
piece Of China. from Miss Essie Bell.
who used to reside here and was mum.
Bcrcd in the brides bunch Of girl
| friends.
Mir. Adams is a young man Of fine
attainment and position and enjoys a
true friendship Of his acquaintances.
lie holds a lucrative position as book.
keeper at the Ardmore Ice, Light and
Power company.
MIR. and Mrs, Adams left on the
1885 train. amid the usual shower of
rice. old shoes and good wishes. They
will spend several days at the home
of the groom's parents In jefferson
Texas after which they will return
and be at home 10 their many many
friends at the Blake home on North
Washington. They will keep house
there while Mr. and Mrs. Blake visit
in Missouri Texas and Arkansas, and
o will not return until autumn.
MIR. and Mrs. Hal Buchanan, MIR
and Mrs 30 Blake Faycttc Blake and
Miss Adams aud MIR. Adams chaper
oned the bride and giuom ON theii
honeymoon trip.
The guests at the wedding included
Judge and Mrs c. NJ Campbell anc
' daughter Rachel. Judge Walcott, Mr.
! and Mrs. W. c. Dean and Isabel. Mr.
! and Mrs. Sam Butler Mrs. Dick ant
' and Miss Irene. Miss Abingdon, Miss
Gardcnhire. Dr and Mrs. j. c. Nc
Nees and Miss Lillian. Mr. and Mrs
W. A. Payne. MIR and Mrs. Sidnel
Suggs. Misses Katherine and LilliaI
Suggs. Nelie SugEs. John Olive. Miss
es Zoe and Vera olive. Mr.. and Mrs
Geo Il Walker Mrs. W. =. Nland
Mrs Charles Cook. Mrs. j. \. Me
Nauhgt, II /. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs
hlU'' vi. """ WIS "''"" ''''' w.
Harvey johnson. MIR. Fred Knkade
Mr and Mrs Bert FOSTER. Mrs. V. \
Neblack, Mrs Dunlap, Mrs, 5. T. Bed
. soc Mr. and Mrs. h. r. Guillott nn'
Miss Gutlott OF Dallas Mr. Miller, Nj
Gibson. Murphy Miss O'Neal
out of twon guests; Mrs Atkin
and daughter, aunt Of the groom, vi
' Jefferson. Tex. Mr and Mrs. Ton
Graham of Comanche, sister of 10,
bride, MIR. Adams OF New Orleans
D Miss Adams OF jefferson.
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Adams Blake.

10 marriage OF Miss Julia Cowan
. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. l.. l.
e. and Mr.. Joseph Reed Adams
which has been a fayorite topic
lc social world ever since the en-
ment was announced, was beauu'
celebrated On North Washington
nesday The floral decoration
especially artistic In design and
ce In blossom ferns, sweet peas.
roses being the fayorite. Every
4 showed the touch of florist,
ne hour set for the ceremony was
en-. by which time the house was
zz with fashionable equpage.
the parlor ferns were clustered
It and roses sent forth their sweet
hern perfume from lardiniers'
great masses OF sweet peas fell
/, the cabinet, piano and mantel
e in fowery fragrant freshness.
his room the guests were received
,rs. Charles Anderson In white
MULE. diamonds. and Mrs. Bo
,le in red. with American beauties
ceiying them.
he impruyised altar was banked
slender lcutcd ferns and pins
yers and laid with white satin
cling cushions.
n eccremony, performed by Rev.
Nn. rector or the St Philip Epls-
Al church. was prvmdrd by the
al solo. 20 Promise Me- rem
ID by Mrs {. NJ Campbell, who
played the wedding march for the
al procession that hlrd from the
hall to the dainty altar AS ml'
a: The first To vntcr Miss Joe
and Mr. Adams of Ncw or
=. brother Of the groow. led the
q Miss olive. a strikinsIl pretty
was becomlnglt Euwrcd lu q tan
d with brown velvet trimmings
gimp OF rose point Ru. els net
Japanese effect
hem Miss Mary Adams. SISTER ql
groom wearing an apricot 'ularn
med in point lace. with Mr. Andy
ienh,re. Folowur WAS Miss VII
ireen and Mr. OTTO bradford. Miss
IN In a striNne'y becoming old
pongcc with lace trimmings
hen came the matrou of honor
ual buchanan VIM never, NOT
on her wedding day iuo|'d
| charmiug than ON this occasion"
soft tan silk inset with old lace
Iben the minister Row Brown
q cumparauyey Stranger, yet
4 by ever, one. In ms ceremonial
Following was tuu bride, lean
on the mm Of her father Who
her to her choic. amvne men
were met at tho altar by the
m and his best man Mr.. liaI
|hanan.
le bride, who i- d soc.A. "Nort'
was reared IN Ardm Was eN
|itely gowned and hm. me- in a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Rock CROSSING.

A jolly party of boys and girls
spent the day at Rock Crossing last
Sunday, enjoying an outing and fine
lunch at the noon hour.
In the party was Mr.. Atkinson and
Miss Aline Bennett, Mr.. Velie Suggs
and Miss higgins, Mr. Boyd and Miss
Natalie Williams, Mr.. Earhart and
MISS Lowden, Mr., Langham and Miss
Annie Bennett, Mr.. Cockroft and Miss
Tate.
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eenevoIen. soeiety.

The members Of the Benevolent So
ciety met with Mrs. J. c. Thompson
Thursday and transacted considerable
business. The hostess, as usual, serv.
ed refrehments and quite an enjoy
able evening was spent, as it had been
some time since the last meeting and
these gatherings are quite pleasant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16

dding bells ang last week ana
ing necessarily next week, tue
: month Of June maging good Its
alton for marshalling an army OF
3. Wednesday is the fANorlle
II all
. mast week has been filled with
,al recitals. electiun and election
baseball and a few lake parties
N fancy dress party at the Elks
In fact every caste and class
been In the social swim the past
ays
imore is growing In a business
and also socially, ani Il keeps
society editors on the alert TO
It's social antics, and then We
when IT. is all too late, We failed
Il A doing or two. II the phone
long and loud on Sunday morn
we dare mt answer. but send our
r half or one Of the children
, be Informed by an irate hostess
@ week or guest that one of her
ind been umltted In the write-up
course. We are sorry, and always
It like mistakes, and eager to
a loop hole through which to slip
hink It must be an error on the
If our linotype operator, and We
III shall never happen again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Ferndale Review.

Mrs. Carpenter had the Fe:ndale
Review last Wednesday afternoon.
Its usual program was carried out
and the question as to whether or
not they would take a vacI len was
discussed and was not deci ,,G Tho
club will meet with Mrs. Brarl w, 4.
nesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Episcopal Guild.

The members of the Episcopal Guild
held an interesting meeting with Mrs
Sam Horn last Tuesday afternoon.
Refreshments were served. The
Guild will meet with Mrs. C. c. Saw
age next week, corner + street and
Fourth avenue All members urged
TO be present.
CLARA HOFFMAN. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Christian Aid Society.

Mrs. |. r. Mason and Mrs. w. A.
Pride entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Christian church Tuesday
at the Mason home on North Wash.
ington The afternoon was delightfully."-
spent. Business was transacted after
which refreshments We're served and
a social hour was enjoyed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Music

"OC all the arts beneath the heaven
That man has found. or God has
given,
Norc draws the suul so sweet away,
As music's melting. mystic lay,
Slight emblem of the bliss above,
H. suorhs the spi.it AN to love"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Outing Parties.

Mr. and Mrs. w w. Tallaferro, Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ Zike and children left
Friday for Oil Springs to spend sew
eral days fishing and recuperatlng.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16
Nice to Be Remembered.

We are indebted to the Richmond
party from Ardmore who attended the
Confederate reunion and who are now
touring Virginia, for number of souv
enir postals OF interesting points in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-16

the East. Miss Alice Moore's sigma.
mre marks most Of them Miss
Moore's thuIghtfulness Of her friends
at home is noticeable and always ap.
preciated