The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

entertained az the home Of Mrs. w. /
\. Iedbetter Tuesday. This society |
only meets once month and an tn /
teresting program Is always render
ed On this oc aston Mrs. Wyley !
Bloakmore gave paper that was
10y far one OF the best the society has
had the pleasure OF hearing since It's
organization. Her subject was In
dians, and the whole paper from
start 10 finish showed her thorough
study OF her subject and the tracing
back of the Indian to the lost tribes
of Israel
Mrs Van Denburg gave a splendid
paper ON the Mountaneers, which al.
so was quite interesting
Miss Lofty Grays piano solo was
an enjoyable feature of the after
noon.
After the literary program and the
transaction Of business the guests
spent social hour with the hostess
during which time she served choice
refreshments.
The Home Mission society of the
Carter Avenue Methodist church met
In call session Monday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs Aston for the pur-
pose of electlng officers Tor the en-
suing year. They chose:
Ms. Ella Holland, president.
Mrs VIM. Page, first yice-pres-
dent.
Mrs Skinner, second vice-pre-
dent
Mrs. Newman third vicepresident.
Mrs Haynes, recording and cores.
ponding secretary.
Mrs Aston local treasurer.
Mrs Barrenger, society treasurer.
Mrs. Lafayette, agent to the Meth
odist homes.
On Monday the Daughters Of the
Confederacy met with Mrs. Adding
ton There was only a very few Of the
members out, but considerable bust
ness was transacted and part OF
tie program was given. They will
meet again next Monday with Mrs
Addngton.
On Friday evening, February twen-
tyrrst. a Washington tea party will
be given in the jefferson building by
the Mothers club of the Fourth ward.
The following program will be rem
dered.
Music, High $ hool orchestra.
Song, twelve Third grade girls
Recitation. Ethel Ikard.
Violin solo, Miss Mabel Snyder.
Piano Solo, Miss Bonnie Porter.
Reading, Miss Norman.
Music, High school orchestra.
Vocal Solo. Miss Hannah.
Reading. Mrs Sanderson.
Duet, Miss Mabel lkard and Jack
London.
Music, High school orchestra.
Miss Winnie Phillips is home from
Dallas for few days visit with hei
, parents. Miss Philips is in conser
5 yatory taking voice culture and ere
, the finishing of the couse She viii
5e numbered among our best young
yocalists in the southwest.
Miss Campbell, who has been il
Gainesville for some time, returned
Tuesday and will resume her schoo
duties.
Mrs VIII Potter and little son
William, who have been guests oi
Gainesville relatives, returned home
Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Walton has return
ed form a visit with friends in Tex
as
Mrs. H. c. Spaulding returned from
visit TO St Louis last night and
was accompanied by her mother
Mrs. NJ. L. George
There should be no difficulty in Sc
curing coat of becoming proper
tions this spring, for all types are
to be seen The long, tightiittine
coat. the Empire coat, which is long
loose and set on a yoke and some
times ornamented with scarf OF
laces; there is also the long wrap
with its kimono touches, the short
or long cutaway in its various lengths
and all sorts of coats from the we'll
known box coat, through the many
styles to the above the waist" jack
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