The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-24
Daisy Maude Webb and

S. Vocal Solo, Song of a Heart"
.................-- .-- .Tunison
Miss Caeron Boone
. Reading Mary Stuart. Act III
........... ........--. ...L
Characters: Mary Stuart, Queen
Elizabeth
Miss Jessica Norman
| no. Piano Solo. selected d--....
.............. Miss Pearl Foster
I11. Violin Duet ........-,.M MaZas
Miss Lucille Bell and
Mr.. Jack London 80. -.
p Ladies' Quartee<te, "sleep. Ken.
Kontucky Babe" ......F Foster
Misses Baker. Palmer.
Kembe and Butcher
Every number on the program de-
serves special mention, but time and
space fOrbids. Miss Cameron Boone,
who Is new acquisition TO our mu-
sic world responded to an encore
and gave vocal selection. Just
a'wearyin for you" Her reading
THE Death Of Cleopatra, was an
especially pleasing number OF the
program
Miss Moormons' selections need no
comment-they are always good The
guest list included
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Frame. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Sans.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kermit Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Sinclair Mr.. and Mrs. Guy =.
Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Duston.
MIR and Mrs. ]. NJ. London. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Maupin, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Poland. Mr.. Tyre and Miss
Gross, Mr.. Stewart and Mrs Hardy.
Walter Simpson and Miss Natalie
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoff-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Apple, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Wallace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Trlmble, DR.. and Mrs. c. n.
Woods, Misses Ada Bennett Lorena
Cruce, NJ. =. Foster, Abby Hanna,
Agee, Hamomnd Emily Lowden, Fra.
ley. Annie Turman; Mesdames Ham
Bee, S. II. Russell. c. l.. Herbert,
Addington. Edwards, Geo. Gates
Murphy. Randol. James, Nichols. Mrs
Matte Hamilton of Colorado.
Dinner
Mrs. j. NJ Baird entertained the
officers and ex-offieers of the Y NJ
c. A. Auxiliary Saturday with I
+ dinner complimentary to Mrs. +. NJ
, Fox OF San Antonio, who until re
, Gently was the efficient secretary o
: this organization.
, Each member took their SEWING
"a and all kinds OF needle work wa
+. the order of the day-in preparation
for Christmas bazaar the member
| expect to give at an early date
At 2 o'clock dinner was served
The board was laid in handsome
l, linen and aglow with cut glass
+. and silver.
, Mrs A. j. Wolverton, the presi
dent. appointed Mrs. V. A. Niblacl
, as toastmistress. The following
toasts were given: Mrs. +. NJ. Fo'
on THE outlook for Y. NJ. c. A
, in Ardmore:" Mrs. Wolverton oI
'Woman's Part of Y NJ. c. A. Work;
I Mrs. George Gates On Oklahoma,
and Mrs. Baird ON Giving"
When dinner was served Mrs. Nib
lack announced her subject, "Th'
Glory of Womanhood," and wher
she had finished her eloquent trib
ute to womankind there was no
woman present who did not devout
ly thank her stars that was no
, man.
, An interesting incident occurred
when one of the members Quietl,
, arose from her sewing and excused
: herself. In a half hour she returned
. and with a low bow said, Ladies'
allow me to introduce to you thu
=. first officer of the county. the su
q perintendent of education. Congraula
y tions were IN order and proud In
p deed is this organization OF Mrs
Niblsck, the first county OFFICER in
stalled in Carter county-after IN,
3 coming in OF the new state.
Personal Chat.
Mrs. +. NJ. Fox OF Corpus Christ
q who has been q pleasant guest II
the CITY the mast few days. has re