The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-17

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Ratley. Gladys Holland. Una May
and Louis Roberts. Lynn Cathey.
Charles Rubin Hardy. Ruth and
Charles Rollins. Jennie Lee and
Clarence Smith. .larsaret Robertson.
Burnice Rutherford. Pearl. Jessie and
Minnie Stearnes. Blanche and Willie
Wymore.
Indian Territory Federation.
Sapulpa. !. T, Nov. 1.-THE
delegates TO the Indian Territory
Federation Of Women's clubs, who
represent nearly all the important
cities and towns OF the Territory.
begun to arrive yesterday, and every
train had added TO the list OF hand
some delegates who will be here.
Last night after brief program,
a reception by the Sepulpa Fedora
tion of clubs to visiting ladies' and
invited guests took place at Lucille
opera house. where the welcome
addresses were made by DIR. A..
Avery, Rev J. Il. n. Cobb ana
Mrs. Geo. Dornblaser, followed by
responses from Mrs. VIM Floyd, OF
Coweta. Mrs. John Catlin, of Bat
tlesville. and Mrs. Phillip Brown of
Eufaula.
Today at 3 O'Clock the federation
met with the president in the chair.
when the reports OF clubs and ere
dentlals committee were received.
The next session will be this after.
noon, at o'clock. followed at night
at O'Clock. by a musical session
in charge of Mrs. Parmlee. at
which time some of the finest tai
ent in Indian Territory will be
heard.
Sapulpa extends hearty welcomc
TO the federated clubs and hopes
their session here may prove both
pleasant and profitable. This wis
be the last meeting in the Indian
Territory for by the time the mex.
meeting takes place the state gov
crnment will be in full operation.
\ becoming costume was developed
from chocolate serge checked with
light blue and overstriped with
green silk lines. The trimming
was radium full braid in dark
brown. dotted with yellow silk. The
coat was finished with brown fox
color and cuffs and mum of the
same was used The hat was maze
from brown beaver plaque, trim
med with blue velvet pompoms, a
green wing and chocolate velvet
loops.
Y. M. c. A.
me ladies of the Y. NJ. c. .
Auxiliary met Wednesday with Mrs.
Frank Little. The afternoon was an
ideal one ard an unusual large at.
tendance was present. the occasion
not only being an auxiliary meet
ing, but house warming. as II
was the first gathering of any So
clal organization in the hostess new
home. which, by the way, is one
of the most modern and patterned
after the latest architecture of any
in the city and its interior and
furnishings are in keeping with the
outward appearance.
Plans were discussed for work for
the coming year, and musical will
be given in the near future. also
a dinner Is talked of.
On next Saturday the members OF
the auxiliary will meet with Mrs.
j. NJ. Baird to sew for a bazaar
they expect to have in few weeks.
Mrs. +. NJ. Fox and Mrs. Frank
Little were made life members.
These ladies' have been faithful
members of this organization ever
since its birth and have given it
their undivided attention and have
been the means OF much OF its sue.
cess. both socially and financially.
This unexpected honor is one un.
sought, quite a surprise and greatly
appreciated by both ladies'.
Mrs. Little served dainty lun.
cheon in two courses.
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Merrie Wives.
Mrs Vert Franklin was hostess
to the Merrie Wives at mid.weeR
on their regular meeting day.
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