The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-20

Beng deludod with the idea that |
hey could act, they started out to |
give a show, one to give a dancing |
turn Of rather startling nature while |
he other was a monologue specialist |
one was a blond of faircst hue tnot
chcmicaD. The other was a brunette
touched by time. They made their
first appearance In covered wagon
in Bcrwyu, whore they were receiv-
ed yocifcrously with ancient eggs and
GiyerD. From there they pro
cecdcd to the next town and while
on their way one Of the oxen, which
was pulling the wagon, stepped on
-CriyerD which frightened him,
but did not make him run away, the
--t tstatel then jumped out OF
the wagon and picked mp -
CcityD and killed it. In their excite
mcnt. as they journeyed on, they ran
into a park which disabled
their wagon. but the monologist who
was also a blacksmith quickly repair
ed It and they were soon on their
way. when they were attacked by a
wild -tcity) which was killed
by the monologist who was a skilled
marksman having once in his youth
killed five chickens and black cat at
one shot Once more they proceeded
on their way. They had not gone far
when they met a lady and gentleman,
but -- tcity. Their names were
Miss ---C Cstate) Smith and Mr..
-CcityI Jones, who had curios-
ity enough to ---(city) their wa
gon. They had had a long journey
and were tired and wanted a hot
bath, so they went to ........ (city).
And from there to Ardmore, where
they closed their theatrical season,
January l6, with an entertainment.
The next night they were given a ban
quet and dance by their friends. Both
were handsomely gowned The dan
suesse wore a ---(sea) --
(city) muslin trimmed with ----
(sea) velvet --(riyer) neck
lace 0sland) colored gloves
and -Tiver) satin slippers.
The monologist, who was also a black
smith and marksman wore -
/ (riyerD satin, trimmed with
| Cmountain) velvet, a string Of -
beads and -triverl slippers.
| The menu was printed on --
(city) paper First course:
Cbay) cocktail with -(state)
olives. Second course: creamed
-,-(cape) fish and -(ci
|tyD rolls. Third course
country fowl -(country)
sauce tongue tisland). Fifth
course: ---(city) coffee -
dsland After the above was served
-- (cityl was pulled and they
drank country to theiI
health, after which -tpenin.
sula) gum and --(city) cigars
We're passed
In this interesting contest Miss
Taylor claimed first honors, her tro
ply being handsome tlorentino
frame. Mrs. Goodrich cut with Miss
Craig, the latter fortunate and car
red off handsome hand painted
pickard salt and pepper.
4 three-course luncheon was serv
ed. The guest list included Mesdam
es c. l.. Anderson. W. p. Poland, II
| Townsend, II. b. Goodrich, J. y
Dodson, Fred Mari. John Nichols,
b. 4. Simpson, c. o. Bum, j. A. Mo
Naught, w. d. Potter, II. J. Williams
T. n. Coleman, Hal buchanan, W. \
Payne, Moran Scott, c. A. Sammons
Mark Kirkpatrick, Kirby, II. ID. Sang
ster. II. h. Bracy, +, +. Guillot, Er
nest Williams, Humphrey, Morris
Sass, II. II. Pennington; Misses Oliy,
Vera Olive, Jennie Williams S. Il
Taylor Floy Mullen, Julia Blake, Ma,
stevens. The outottowu guests wer,
Mrs. II. II. Ogden of Evansville, Ind,
Miss Craig. Marshall Texas, and Mrs
| Howell Oklahoma city
The Euehre Club.
The Euchre club was delightfully."-
entertained Wednesday evening b,
Mr.. and Mrs Sangster at thei
home on B street, northwest, Thil
is considered one OF the most enthu
siastic clubs in the city and thei
D. games are always very spirited, as
prize is in store for the lucky hand
on this occasion Mr.. b. A. Simpson