The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-24


Thirteen tables were set for play
and at the finish the hostess and he
assistants spread the tables i'm O,
cloth squares. In the center or eacI
placed a glass cake stand on whicl
was cake highly ornamented In fan
cy candies, custard of the Old tim,
sort was served in hotel glasses will
good sized tin spoons, and Lutte Wal
colt, Julia Blake Ollie McNaugnt ant
Lillian Suggs kept the flies off with
long paper fly brushes.
In the reception hall sweet strains
of music peeled forth from classic
Instruments, the fiddle and the accor.
| dion, which were presided over by an
old colored uncle. During the after
noon popcorn and stick candy was
passed the guests.
An immense COW bell sounded the
finish of each game, and the tallies
given as you progressed were bottles
OF Hoyt's German cologne, initial
pins, strings of shell beads, handker.
chiefs and fans, all characteristic of
ruralness.
Those who came and stayed over
night to assist the hostess were Mes
danes Lester Dodson, Sass. Misses
Bertha and Lila Booth and Irene Dick,
Misses Willie Greene and Lillian
Suggs never were more becomingly
attired and were the most popular
guests. These ladies with Miss Irene
Eddleman served as scorers. At the
close of the game and amid great con.
fusion the prizes were awarded Mag
gle Fosters becoming toilet was the
envy of every one and naturally she
took the cake (and first thing ate all
the candy off of it, as being the tack
lest. Mrs. X. j. Williams was a close
second in her straight bangs, poke
sun bonnet and antique style. Nellie
Buchanan carried off the club prize.
a red table cloth with half dozen nap.
kins.
Fannie Campbell scored second and
received a beautiful calico dress with
seam braid to match, and the auto |
graph album Ida Alexander took for
consolation was coveted by every one.
Some OF the guests from the rural
districts came horse back-Laura |
Payne did Others came in wagons,
and those from the heart of the city |
came and brought their hand organ
and monkey. Some drove mules and .
many came on shanks pony. All In all |
his was one of the most laughable |
and best gotten up affairs ever siven
N the city AMI to Mrs. Coleman So
,iety folks take off their hats witt, a
hank you.
Among those who attended this |
oily affair was the Dam family, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Dam. Miss Julia Blake and
Mrs. C. l.. Anderson, Lizzie Dam Mrs.
\. Walcott, Uby Dam, Mrs. Hal Buch-
ma 4, Annie Dam Miss Zoe Olive, jim
ME Dam, Miss Green. and the Dam
lid, little Buck Graham. The twins,
lucy Cook and Emma Poland were {
here. Fannie Campbell as Sis Hop
Tins. |,
Mesdames Potter, Cook, Campbell, I
'feiffer, Riddle. Kahn, Greenleaf, I
simpson, Whiteman, Bertha White
nan, John Nichols, w. c. Dean, r. ]. {
Williams, Westheimer, Guillot. Baird, S
felder, w. A. Payne, r. f. Turner,
,ings, Sammons, II. II. Pennington,
V. A. Ledbetter, Bert Foster, Rich
re Lester. Mcknight, w. A. Ed ,
ards. j. A. Edwards, Buchanan, Con- :,
&c. w. p. Poland, Walcott C. l.. +,
nderson. Dunham. T. Graham of -.
Hal Cannon, c. l.. Byrne, ;,
red G. Mari, j. n. Dodson, Moran :,
colt, l.. l.. Blake, Misses Avis, Null :,
N, Peel, Gardenhire, Lowden, Olive,
era Olive Suggs, Blake, Sutherland,
ddleman, Dick, Williams, Green.