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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
LITERARY CLUBS.
Ferndale eHview.

Wednesday afternoon marked an in
terestlng meeting Of the Ferndalc Re,
view Gu bwith Mrs. Ikard, who also
presided in the absence of the appoint.
ed leader, Miss McSwain.
The response to roll call was an.
swered by quotations from Edgar Al
len Poe which poet they have chosen
for the month.
At the next meeting Mrs. London
will give the biography of Poe, while
Mrs Bulard will read one OF his So
lections.
In the future there will be no lead.
ers appointed The meetings will be
juts class study.
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his 1000 years Of active service. he
supcrintcnded the visit Of the snake
into the Garden Of Eden. Men come
and men go. but Satan goes on for.
ever.
In age he has distance Methusela
900 years, and according to theolo.
gians he IS as virile and vigorous
and voracious AS when he tempted
Eve and hypnotized Adam In Para.
disc 1000 years ago.
All hail Easter. devil or no devil.
It was the harbinger Of springtime,
the courier Of glad tidings and the
star Of human hope.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

the Leaf Quartettc, were charming
features of the program. Miss Parker
Of Hargrove College sang sveetly the
old favorite, "Dearie" The closing
number, a solo by Mrs Max West
heimer. with members OF quartette
on chorus. wa sa beautiful finale
to a most happy day.
Refreshments. delicious and dainty,
were served by the hostess and leader
as a last taste OF sweets before good
bye were spoken.
Besides club members the invited
guests were Mesdames ]. c. Thomp.
son. VIII Potter. Kirkpatrick, A. f.
Focht, T. A. Ledbetter and Burnett.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
Birthday Party.

One OF the most enjoyable surpri Sc
parties given recently was that given
by Mrs. Roe Carter last Tuesday
by her neighbors and friends, II being
her birthday anniversary.
The guests stormed her in bunch,
all taking an appropriate present.
The hostess was taken so by sur
prise that words wore inadequate
and she was unable to express her
great appreciation.
The guests INDUCED in innocent
games OF ye-olden times, and at the
appointed hour. The sisters of Mrs.
Carter, Mesdames Joanna Roberts
and Tom Roberts, served oenclous
cream and cake abundantly and it
was late in the night when the party
returned TO their homes. wishing Mrs.
Carter many more happy birthdays.
The guests were;
Mesdames Nettie Jones, w. w, Tai
iferro, w S. Wolverton, A. II. Palmer,
] h. Payne, S r. Gardner, r. H.,
Ditzler, Armour Mckinney. w. NJ.
Dove, Ben Suell ]. NJ. Bow, c. A.
Whitehurst, ]. c. Whitehurst, G. H..
Hodges, T NJ. Roberts, Joanna Rob
erts, Geo. amsey, Taylor Jones, Nan
nie Holden, Misses Ida King, Ruth
Ross, Lena and Jewell Glenn, Gladys
Holden, Bessie Palmer, Lizzie Dove,
Maxine Hodges and Frank White
hurst
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
Rock CROSSING.

Rock Crossing, one OF the most pic.
turesque spots in the Territory is get
ting to be quite pleasure resort, and
every Sunday many Of our city folks
seek its quietude for days rest.
On last Sunday a merry crowd Of
young people chaperoned by MT. anu
Mrs. Hal Buchanan spent the day
here. In the party were:
Miss McNeese and Mr.. Walter
Simpson, Miss Foster and Mr.. Carr,
Mr., Tappin and Miss Phillips, Mr..
Jacobs and Miss Butt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
WITH THE AID SOCIETIES.
Baptist.

The Broadway Baptist Aid Society
met at the church Tuesday afternoon
and transacted considerable business
Among other things 1t was decided
to give a Free viii Offering Social
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Spragins Friday night. On account o,
the inclemency of the weather II was
postponed indefinitely.
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With Mlss Janeltte Moore.

Miss Janette Moore entertained a
number of her school friends last
Saturday afternoon with an Easter
Egg hunt.
1t was quite an enjoyable affair, as
are all the little doings at the hos
pitable Moore home.
After an exciting chase as to who
would find the greatest number of hid
den treasures dainty lunch was
served, which made the young folks
wish Easter came oftener.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07

l.. Crockett, Tom Newman, w. S.
Crockett, Westheimer, Graham, John
Nichols, z. c. Dings, c. A. Sammons,
T. A Thurmond, Geo. Walkeh c.
NJ. Campbell. Guy p. Cobb, J. b. Wall,
Lamont Byers. c. o. Bum, J. n. Dod.
son, Goodwin. Don Lacy. A. c. and
W. |. Cruce; Misses Vera Olive, Olive,
Alyis, Mullins. Gardenhire, j. vii.
liams, Peel, Blake, Pearl and Lowden.
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Whist--Mrs. w. A. Edwards Hostess.

Mrs. w. A, Edwards OF North Wash.
ington gave smart and handsomely
appointed whist afternoon Wednesday
at the Elks home on Broadway in
tribute TO the Girls Whist Club and a
number of invited guests.
Dainty little tally affairs were pin.
ned on each guest.
There were eleven tables. prettily
arranged in the card room. The scor-
inf OF the game was punched by Mes.
d' mes L. II. Love and ] A. Edwards.
At the finish choice refreshments
were tseryed and delicious candles
were passed, made by the hostess in
which art she has an envied reputa.
tion.
The prize winners were Miss Mollie
Peel, who claimed guest honors. Mrs.
T. \. Thurmond, club prize; both bon.
bon spoons.
Mrs. Chas Cook and Mrs. T. II.
Sturgeon claimed consolation. In a cut
the latter walked OF with handsome
souvenir spoon.
The guest list included, Mesdames
C. l.. Anderson, A. Walcott. Moran
Scott J. 4. Edwards. Bud Conlee. J.
a MoNaught, Hal Buchanan. w. p.
Poland, \ w Durham, F. G Marr.
Pfieffer, Kahn, Cook, W c Dean. C.
l., Byrne w. A. Payne, j. A. Fielder.
Hal Cannon, II. b. Bracy, Lester, II
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Ladies' OF the Leaf.

Mrs. w. A. Ledbetter will be host
ess at the next regular meeting OF the
Ladie sof the Leaf at the Elks hall
on Monday night. April 18th, when
the club members will entertain their
husbands and friends. Elaborate prep.
aration for 2 musical recital under the
direction OF Mrs. George II. Goodwin
Is in progress and an informal recep.
tion will be held at the close.
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They Fed the Elephants.

There was Mr. Elwood Wolverton
and Miss Parker, Mr.. Billie Barrow
man and Miss Gray, Miss Neblack and
Mr. Watkins, Miss Landrum and Mr..
Miller, Miss McNeese and Mr. Simp-
sor having just lots of fun feeding the
elephant pearuts.
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invited a crowde OF the Bachelor girls
to go with her to see after Little
Miss Maurine Easley, Wynan Blois,
and Hattie Burnitl.
The chaperones of these little ones
were: Misses Bennie higgins, Clara
Tate Mile Green, Helen Hudson,
Nita and Natalie Williams and Fay
Burnitt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
OUTINGS.
Rod and Gun.

Sunday Mr.. Olen Wtolverton and
Miss Addington. Gene Wolverton and
Miss Annie Moore and Mr.. Harold
Wallace and Miss Allies Moore had a
six o'clock dinner at the Rod and Gun
Club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
Balloon Party.

In the evening We noticed another
bunch of jolly boys and girls.
Miss Foster and Mr.. Joe Garner,
Miss Winnie Phelps and Mr.. Tappin,
Miss Natalie Williams and MIR. Whit
field. Miss Bennie higgins and Mr.
Velie Suggs. Mr.. Joe Buchanan and
Miss Lenore Butt, Miss Helen Hud
son and Mr.. Jacobs.
They all came home having indulg-
in all ..-e amusements about circus
even to carrying balloons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
Could Only Care for One.

There were bachelors galore out.
Too bad there are so many more boys
than girls in our town.
Harvey Johnson, VIII Cassidy, Har-
old Wallace, Fred Carr Tom Bogie,
Dennia Fitzgerald, George, J. V. Ca
bel, Jim Wallace and Guy Moore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
Dinner Party.

At the Gilmer Hotel Monday even
ing Mr.. Elwood Wolverton and Mis-
Parker. Mr.. Tom Bogie and Miss
Georgia Parker, Mr.. Olen Wolverton
and Miss Addlngton composed a mer-
ry party who enjoyed a little six
dinner party at the Gilmer Hotel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
The Society Editor requests

The Society Edltor Icpu''
that all persons who wish 10
contribute articles TO the sun
day Society Columns viii kind.
ly telephone or send them as
early as possible in the weeK'
owing 10 the volume OF the sun
day report II has become impos'
sible to handle It on saturday.
Only events that take place on
Friday and Saturday will be In
serted in Sundays paper II
sent in later than Friday noon.
Your attention 10 this viii DO
an appreciated courtesy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
Too Youno 20 Go Alone.

Mr.. and Mrse. Cush Smith of Ma
rietta ad Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Buchanan
chaperoned Mr.. Harry BURY and Miss
Dick and Mr.. Jodie Adams and Miss
Blake and had refreshments at
Struck's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
Christian Aid Society.

The members of the Christian Aid
Society are urged to be present at
very important meeting to be held
in the church next Tuesday after.
noon.
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Woodmen Circle.

There will be a called meeting or
the Circle next Monday afternoon a.
2:30. II IS the duty of every member
to be present. A drill team will be
organized.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
SHOW PARTIES.

There were n number Of show par,
ties who took In the performance at
Gentry's Dog and Pony show Wednes.
day.
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Presbyterian Foreiqn Mission.

The Foreign Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church had a
very enthusiastic meeting Tuesday
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IhUplnD Ob1
Come. Hitch the horses pack the grub.
We're going camping out
Put in the hatchct and the spade.
And sweep the wagon out.
Put in the halters and some rope.
An extra pair Of lines,
And don't forget to lock up well
And pull down all the blinds.
Bring out the old dutch oven. red
with rust OF years before,
Put in the flour and the ham.
And spread the blankets Ger.
with the old canvas waterproof
For fear 1t might be damp,
And then II might be well to have
Some candles and a lamp.
The cooking tins and tin cups, too,
And knives and forks and such,
Auu ubu Z lblE'N 'u' N'il'' p'Ns
Or squeeze the sugar much.
The shotgun and the fishing rods,
Oh my Wen never start.
And II we leave tho hammock out
| know twill break my haort
We've not put in a thing to read
4 book or two will do
why don't you hurry with that feed?
thought you were most through.
There's lots OF things that must be
done
Before we leave the house.
| have To lock the linen up
For there might be a mouse
And thefc' The camp stools are not In
Or any OF our clothes.
And don't you think You ought to take
The headache pills for oRse?
Now, are You sure the tent is safe,
And will not come un,ici?
And did YOU grease the wagon well?
The wheels all look so dried.
At last we're on Wen There | know
or one thing we forgot.
Run back Unlock the kitchen door,
And get the boiling pot.
Dear me' I'm almost worn TO death,
I've hurried so about
But then, don't bcGrudgc the work
When We 30 camping out.
Doesn't the very mention OF camp-
ing out, mingled with the warm spring
days fairly make one grow restless? |
can smell the woods already and hear
the gursling brook; and oh, that cof.
fee' you never taste such coffee any.
where ON earth as the coffee that is
cooked in the mountains over n camp.
fire. And then the stiffness OF an even
Ing on a camp when YOU sit silent and
listen to nature. for nature has a
thousand tongues II youll just keep
stlll long enough TO give her n chance
to speak Even the rocks have Ian.
gnage, and the beautiful stars. for the
stars you see In the mountains are
tho most beautiful Of all
| believe the Estarn people and
those from the middle states who
come out here admire our scenery and
rave over il a whole lot more than
We do. but don't believe they love
nature as we do.
The only way TO see anl know all
that wonderful beauty is TO 60
through tn woods and mountains Nv
ing like child OF nature. There is
pleasure in n camping trip that can.
not be cXcelled. for We all possess
more or less OF that wllduoss in our
makeup
Lent closed last Saturday night, and
Sunday spring hats and spring gowns
were given an airing. Lent is mag.
nificent custom. II gives the truly
ponitent an opportunity for fasting
and prayer, and also gives oyer.work.
ed newspaper missionaries a slight
breathing spell. After an absence OF
forty days vacation the devil may
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-07
Alnond-Jones.

The marriage OF Miss Ray Almond
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Al.
mond, and Mr. Herbert Jones OF
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With Miss Dick.

Miss Irene Dick had with her Tues
day night her friend, Miss Blake, to
spend the night After the returns Of
the election and our honored Mayor
received the congratulations of enthu.
siastic citizens and a serenade from
our loyal city band. Mrs. Dick served
Dutch lunch to Mr.. Adams and Miss
Blake, MIR. and Mrs. John Bagwell,
Mr.. Harry Berry and Miss Dick, the
Mayor and little daughter, Miss
Geraldine.
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Miss Georgia Parker. who has been
in the city since last fall and a pupil
under her sister, Miss Parker. in
Hargrove, left Tuesday for Muskogee.
During her short stay she has endear-
ed herself to all her acquaintance
and her absence is not only mourned
by "one," but all as her happy, cheer
full disposition had won for her scores
Of friends.
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Continued from page nine)
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Lent closed last Saturday night and
Sunday spring hats and spring gowns
were given an airing Lent Is a mag.
nificent custom. II gives the truly
penitent an opportunity for fasting
and prayer, and also gives overwork.
ed newspaper missionaries a slight
breathing spell. After an absence OF
forty days vacation the devil may
be expected in Ardmore carly the
coming week,
A wonderfully sprightly old gentle
man is his Satanic Majesty, despite
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-14

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FAvoRs BIG BOND BILL.
Report for se,5oO,OoO, of Which s4,SOO,-
 900 Is for Good Roads.

Hartford, June 27.--In the senate to- day the numerous amendments to the deer bill were voted down. and the bill as originally reported was rejected on roll call by 6 vote of IS to 9. A favor able report was received from the committee on appropriations, making an appropriation of $750,oOO for good roads. A favorable report was also re- ceived on G general bond bill creating an issue of $6.5o0,OoO, of which $4,5OO,- 900 was to go for good roads, Sl,5OO,OOO for the state library and $500,00o for inc arn1ory and arsenal. The bill orig mated in the committee on appropria- tions, and Senator Donovan objected to if. calling attention to the fact that the rules specified that the committee on appropriations had no right to cre- ate such bill, and it was properly matter for the committee on finance. The senate reconsidered the Walling- ford Gas Light company matter, and senator Atwater raised the point of or- der that the time for the reccnsidera- ton had been placed under limit by recent vote. The president ruled the point we'll taken. but later a committed was appointed to recall the bill. Bills were passed authorizing the city of Danbury, and the city of Norwalk to issue bonds.
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ORDEAL FOR CLEMENCEAIt.
 SERIOUS ONE TO-DAY.
Charge that French Premier Has Turned Back on
 Friends.

Paris, June 27.-The premier, Eugen Clemenceau, tomorrow may have to face one of the most serious ordeals of his remarkable career. All the extreme left groups. with which he has been af- fliated in the past, are now on the warpath, because, as they allege, he rhas turned his back on his former as- sociates, and since May 1 has resocted to methods of repression characteristic Of the reactionaries
 The entire representation in the re- bellious region of the South, irresptct- i've of party, is also against him. Al most score of interpellations have been introduced in the chamber Of dep- luties, covering the general policy of the government, the employment of troops, the bloodshed in the south and other matters of vital importance, and M. Blane unified socialist, this afternoon was dissuaded only with difficulty by his colleagues from demanding M. Gle inenceaus impeachment.
 But the premiers resourcefulness is traditional. He has been the hero of so many parliamentary battles that his friends believe he will turn the tables on his enemies and triumph again to- Sorrow. The moderate republicans in-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28
ATTACK ON ]. ROAD AYERTED Rep. Stevens Offers Amend ment Relating to Placing of Poles on Land and
 Highways. BURNES SAYS IT
 IS TOO BROAD 1 Made Order of Day for Tues day Along With All
 Other Railroad
 Matters.

Eartford. June 27-The threatened out hraal aqainst the New York, New Fla ven and Hartford railroad deveiopeu ,tl the house to-day, but was tenlpofaii,S o,iieted by Chairman Burns of the ra'i- road committee. Just at noon Repte- sen+at;ve Stevens of Saybrook called from the foot of the calendar the plil anoanding a the charter of the Consondat- ed Railway company, known tnrousl-
 out the session as house bill Sfl' He offered m amendment striking out all of section two, relating to the placing of noYes on land and highways. Repre-
 sentative Burns vigorously condenlneu +be nraotice of calling matter from tbe foot of the calendar without giving
 due notice, at the same time saylng that he had no objections to parts ol
 the amendments, but the whole amend n,ant he said. was too broad. He al-
 luded to inc threat made that the pro- nofers of the small trolley lines would onnose this bill until they got what tbav wanted, and in view of the fact that several members who Wanteu "
 sneak on the bill were not present he moved that 1t be made the oruer ol
 tba dav for next Tuesday noon. Rep resentative Banks wanted to amend that motion by making all rallroau noo+ters either on the calendar or m i the committee the order of the day at
 that time. Representative Burns said
 that he had field day coming to him ] for a long time, and 1t might as well Icome Tuesday as any time Representa- tivo Ranks amendment was passed,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

dorse his course. and many members of the right, although they bitterly oppos- ed him personally, probably will vote in the present crisis to sustain the min istry
 Business interests throughout the country are genuinely alarmed at the growing demoralization and the disor- ganization that pervades the masses, more conservative rather than more radical government.
 The premier announced tonight that reports received from the prefacts in the disturbed area show that pacifica- ton is proceeding so rapidly that he hopes shortly to order the withdrawal of the troops.