The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05

sue WIS u llttle STORY which ran lnuS
nov make 1t out fll in the blanks
with the names Of fish
One afternoon when the ........
shone bright, a ........ eyed maid
started out to ........ on the ice-coV.
cred lake. Her mother told her to
stop at Mrs. Smiths and leave glass
of grape ........ and pat of fresh
......... for her sick daughter, as
the ........ said she needed good
nourishing food in order to get well.
When she left Mrs. Smiths she heard
pitiful new, and looking up, she
big black ........ which kept up an
incessant barking She rescued the
prosecuted animal and continued on
her way to the lake. There she spent
the whole afternoon skating with a
crowd of young friends, and did not
start for home until the evening ....
...... began to shine. She arrived at
home tired but happy, and with no
more serious mishaps than the loss
of one of the .......... OF her SHOES
and her red hair ...........
In an opposite corner from the hsh
pond. almost hidden with bamboo.
ferns, tall grasses. and draped over
head with a fish net-an aquarium
stood from which Miss Willie Green
and Alice Moore dipped refreshing
punch.
In another corner drapped on with
a great seln refreshments were serv-
ed of ices and cake. The long table
was covred in a dainty thread net and
centered with a miniature lake on
which boat rocked to and fro, tiny
candy fish were also passed by Misses
Parker, Leslie Woods, Benny higgins
Vera Olive. Jennie Williams, Margar-
ct Blois Niblack Grace Williams, Nat
lice Williams and Miss Foster. Miss
Woods pinned souvenirs of great fish
scales. taken from the tarpon, caught
by Mrs. W. r. Bleakmore last July -,
on each guest as they were served.
When all had been served bell
sounded for silence. when Miss Natilee
Williams read the fish puzzle. A num-
Der had the correct answer so draw
was taken and twenty.three drew the
prize. an aquarium of gold fish, and a
merry shout OF "skidoo" went up as
Mrs. Ed Byrd walked off with the gold
en- family of the finny tribe.
The contest over, many of the
guests repaired to the dance nall
where twas choose your partners
for an old time Virginia reel with
Misses Burnett, and higgins at the
piano. From that they enjoyed a grand
march led by Misses Natilee Williams
and Gardenhire.
The informality of this affair made
1t all the more enjoyable.
Many were in shirt waist suits and
sailor hats. Mesdames Straehly'
Maxwell, Carrie Maxwell and van
Derberg. came with their rods, bait
and lunch in sun bonnets and aprons
Mrs. S. II Russell and Mrs. Ham p.
Bee never looked more striking In
their dainty white shirt waist suits
and sailor hats.
Other members of the house party
were Misses Philip, Butt, Lowden
Foster and Clara Tate.
The guest list was long and includ
ed Mesdames l.. T. Russell, Val Mul
len. A. Il. Focht, j. ID. Threadwell
Teer. Potterf, Lee Cathey, Baker, Cor
lew, Riggs, Dalton, j. F, Easley, Tur
ner. C. NJ. Campbell, Wimlish, w. A
Payne. John Fielder, Ed Byrd, Yer
ner. A. Walcott, Guillott, Humphrey
Whiteman, Bertha Whiteman, w. IL
Berry. X. w. Dick, l.. Y. Bonner
Frank Bonner, Ida Alexander, Thur
mond. Keorney. S. II. Russell, H. =
Bee. y. II. Mccoy, l.. i. Staples, j
A. Bivens, Paul Jones, Warren, j. A
Edwards. w. A. Edwards, A. Z" W. l.
L. A. and Lawrence Cruce, F. J. Ram
sey. II. II. Pennington, Sass. X. j
Williams, Van Denberg, j. W. Dodsor
Westheimer. Sutherland, Bracy, Cook
Pfeiffer, Sammons, A. G. Edwards
Spragins, p. d. Maxwell, Carrie Max
well, Straehley, Simpson, Paranteau
Conlee. Miner, Best, Simpson, w. A.
II. A. and T. A. Ledbetter, ID. +. Allen
Lewis Nichols. Hal Wolverton, Doll
man, James, W. II. Moore, j. c
Thompson. Joe Burkshire, Morar
Scott, Price, Nixon; out OF tow
guests. Mrs Frank +. Tull of Quincy
ILL.,, Mrs. Philip Stephens, guest Misses
Sadie Baker, Baker Dick, Duff, Am
mice Moore, Foster, Lavene Wood
Ada Cruce. Maurne Easley, Charlet