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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
Duck~orth..lbor.

4 wedding 70 considerable inter
est TO man. friends in this part OF
Texas and sections OF Oklahoma was
that OF Claud G.. Duckworth end
Miss RUBY Minor, prominent young
people OF Sterrett Okla, what took
place yesterday at high noon at the
First Baptist church at Shawnee, the
Rev Smith performing the ceremo-
ny. The young people were accompa-
nied by the brides sister. Miss Pearl
Minor, OF Sterrett, and her cousin
Harry Spears OF Denison. Mr.and
Mrs. Duckowrth will reside in Ard;
more. Okla.
The Misses Minor came down TO
Denison Wednesday to visit the fam
ily Of their cousin. W b. Spears. and
@ wedding comes as surprise,
though many of their friends knew
OF the deep attachment existing be-
tween the contracting parties
The bride Is the second daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. $. VI. Minor Of
Sterrett. and the groom a member
Of a prominent family of that sec
ton. the marriage uniting two Of
the finest families in that part OF
the new state.-Denison Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
BY Southwestern Press.

By Southwestern Press.
London. Jan. 4-Nineteen hundred
and eight had a glorious welcome
throughout Europe and every part of
the United Kingdom. Perhaps the
most interesting part of the London
festivities was the dinner at Clar.
idge's which marked the centennial
celebration of that famous hostelry.
Claridge's was founded in lS0S by a
Frenchman. VI. Miyart, and since that
time, through many changes, has
maintained its place as the most
homelike and intimate of Dondons
great hOstelries. In the past kings
and queens have been among its
guests and various members of the
European royal families still make
Claridge's their headquarters when
paying private visits to England's
capital Among those whose names
in recent years have graced the
register Of Claridge's are King Le-
opold Of Belgium, the king and
queen of Roumania, the king AMI
queen of Hanover, the queen moth
er OF Holland, the Empress Eugene,
the emperor of Brazil, the queen of
Portugal the late empress of Aus
tria, the king OF Sweden, the khe-
dive OF Egypt, the late COmte de
Paris and the Prince de Joinville.
More than any other hostelry in
the world is Claridges entitled to
be known as the home of royalty.
At the centenary festivities on New
Years eve hundreds of the pick
and pink OF British and foreign
nobility and literary and artistic
lights gathered around the historic
banquet board. The ball after the
dinner was opened by Sir Roger
de Coverly, and at midnight, when
the new year was ushered in, large
wassail bowl of punch was passed
around. Each lady was g.,en val
liable piece of jewelry As a souvenir.
King Edward and Queen AleXGn-
dra spent a joyous holiday season
a. Sandringham. rhe tima remain
ing between the opening Of parlia-
ment the last of this month will
be spent at Windsor castle, where
there will be several social func-
lions OF an informal nature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05

isThe spacious county home o' W.
sh ingram and family was the scene
:, very pleasant home wedding
- sunday evening wlen their el.
to- daughter. Miss Ida. was united
marriage 90 Sherley Holman.
The house vas beautifully decora-
.od with white -fb5on. m.sr-l,toe
d, d poited plants.
A number Of friends and rela-
thes gathered early in the evening
qua promptly at o'clock the beauti.
- strains Of the wedding march
! re played by Miss Rowen OF
. Irdmore. and the bride and groom.
. ieeced ID b. Robert Odom as best
:. - ana Miss Lindsay as brides
aid. advanced into the parlor and
tok their position before Rev. Vim
WI. who pronounced them man and
,a,fe.
I The bride Is a beautiful and ac.
| mpllshed young woman and Is low
81 by all who know her.
.Mr. Holman Is local manager of the
dbrnish exchange for the Chickasaw
. c,lephone company, and Is a very
: pular young man
The Hearald Joins host Of friends
y, wishing Mr. and Mrs Holman a
ing. happy and prosperous life to-
n ther
tThey have engaged rooms of Mrs.
s,rry Earl where they will at
c,me after the first Of the year
r'phan's Home Journal. Cornish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
HASkEll'S KIND WORDS,
Publicl Rebukes Some Of the Graft
Gang Who Were Playing Fresh.

In an open letter Governor Has
kell said today:
Times-Journal, Oklahoma City
Dear Sir: In your editorial column
Of recent date you asked whether
or not the state is being charged
with the printing OF Haskells New
kirk speech in the same pamphlet
which contains the banking bill, and
the legislative resolution concerning
the election of United States sena-
tors by vote of the people.
For you own information. will
tell YOU no. the state is not paying
for the printing of this pamphlet
or any part of il. nor the postage to
mail 1t to the people. Remembering
the practices of your gang under
territorial government, 1t is perfect
ly natural for you to assume that
the public treasury is paying such
bills. But We beg to assure you that
that practice of graft quit the day
that tle territorial government end
ed. Respectfully yours.
THE GOVERNOR.
(S!gned) c. n, Haskell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05

The Ladies of the Leaf met In reg
ular session with Mrs. s T. Bledsoe
last Monday at 2:3O p. m. The roll
call, Women OF note today" was
generously responded to and showed
a galaxy OF shining lights. The
leader, Mrs. Harold Wallace read a
paper on the Inflated Nj of Or
leans. followed by general discus
sion of this young martyr.
Mrs. William Baker in her re-
sponse OF 'Ceopatra." showed this
sirens magnetic influence over all
men who came under her spell.
then described her tragic death. Mrs.
Campbell gave a most interesting
sketch OF the various music compos-
ers. Mrs. Teers paper on Florence
Nightingale was very graphic and
realistic and one really felt that
this gentle Christian woman was
indeed the Angel of the Army Ser
vice.
Mrs. Mccoy has long since held an
enviable position in Ardmore's mu-
steal circles and in the brilliant Ma.
zurka," she fully sustained IT,
Mrs. Drew's paper on Women who
have been martyrs showed careful
preparation and short sketches were
given OF Lady Jane Gray, Char
lotte Corday, Mary. Qeen of Scots,
and Mary Antoinette.
Mrs. Dings led very spirited dis
cussion on Should conventional
laws be enforced when genius is con.
cerned,' and a most emphatic yes
was the general opinion; rather ITO
whom much Is given much is eX-
pected.' Mrs. Dings had several very
interesting qestions prepared con
cernlng George Elliott and George
Sands. two very prominent geniuses.
Mrs. c. VI. Campbell very gra-
ciously sang in the place of the
quartettes, two Of its members were
III. She sang September" The club
then adjourned to meet January 10.
with Mrs. Dings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
Lean Year Dance,

The Elks nome has Deen a fayorite
place for the light fantastic this
gala season, some dozen or more
dances taking place in the handsome
bal, room.
one OF the largest dances was
given by the young ladies and girls
Of the city New Years night, and
20 say the least. they are leading
of IN fine shape this year, and will
put number Of last year stays
10 shame. II was strictly a Leap
Year affair, and while not strictly
dress de rigueur. displaying some
OF the handsomest toilets OF the
week The club was in a very at
active holiday de tDsltion, the
Elks colOrs being used in the dance
hall. Red and green being brilliant
ly shown in the banquet room by
an elaborate treatment Of holly
wreathes and red bells suspended
on ropes OF green and branches OF
mistletoe wound with chains OF jew
eled lights.
The reception room was grouped
with palms and set with vases and
ardniers of cut flowers.
lfdllAN ID hh'hulf llbkl illlN IA
white and gold gave an order of
some twenty dances. The l.owen-
stein orchestra of five pieces strong
furnished its best for both the dance
program and supper, which was
served at midnight in good old En-
glish fashion.
The dance was preceded by re-
ception IN the parlors, where n
large reception committee greeted
some four hundred or more guests.
The danre opened at 10 o'clock,
with Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Adams
leading the grand march.
The visiting guests We're the Miss
es Haskell. Mrs. Lucas, Miss Sue
Wilson OF Purcell. Miss Dechman OF
Oklahoma City, Miss Sims, Miss
Tricc. Miss Smith. Miss Jones and
Miss Annie Moore and Miss Nell
Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
...SOCIETY...
BY Mrs. II. Sturgeon. Phonssi House 63i. Office s.

dies ~ te house party were in
their handspmcst of gowns
The ball Was set with palms and
firms. with holly wreathes and smi-
lax fes.oIus over the chandeliers
and start case and archway. The
reception room was deckcd In Gloria
Carnations and the dining room
abIOOm with red Carnations and
American Beauties The table was
laid In Mexican drawn work and
centercd with asparagus and fern
and from the andaliers graceful
strelmers of mallne nuttered and
we're caught In gracHhi punches
at Ca a. corner Of the table.
Miss Ada Bennett receied at the
door and Mrs Russell showed you
me honor line In u was Miss Has
keil in a crepe de cbcne. Miss Fran
cas Haskell 10 blue liberty satin
and Ms Lucas in a white net over
white silk
Mrs " a. I.edbcttcr. Mrs. Il +.
Turner and Mrs Pteisfer also grac.
I'd this line
From here Mrs Ham =. Bee and
Major Trlsk saw their guests 10
the punch bowl which was graceful.
Is presided over by Mrs j. f. bled.
soc Chocolate and coffee were sery-
"a continuously by Mrs. Harold
Wallace and Miss Annie Moore and
Misses jeanette IOwens tein. Mamie
Gross and Miss Corlew passed cake.
The 1.nwensrein ur) orrp sta,
toned In the rear OF the hall sent
forth sweet music throughout the
evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
From Over the Seas

is sail to be a love match pure
and simple.
Mrs. Heyl was about two years
ago the principal figure in wide
ly-discussed will contest over her
deceased mothers millions. which
was foght out in the Milwaukee
courts Her mother was the widow
OF a millionaire brewer and the
contest terminated in Mrs. Heyl be-
ing awarded the entire fortune, esti-
mated at sSO00,000. After the legal
battle over the will was settled, Mrs.
Heyl began another to secure
divorce from her husband, in which
she was also successful. She secured
the custody of her two sons and
with them came to England, going
thence to Germany, where she has
since resided.
After leaving America, Mrs. Heyl
made handsome settlements upon
her ex-hus.and, and her two sons, of
100000 each and gave similar
amounts to each of her two sisters.
who had opposed her in the will
case. The decree OF divorce granted
to Mrs. Heyl prohibited her marry
ing within a year. As the decree
was dated January 5, 1907, she has
set her wedding with the young
artists at Schubreck for the dag i'm
mediately following the expiration Of
the allotted period OF single bless
edness. The couple will occupy
magnificent villa Mrs. Heyl has pur.
chased in fashionable and romantic
Grunweld, a suburb OF Berlin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
Cards With Mrs. r. D. sansster.

The card event of the week was
given by Mrs. r. ID. Sangster, who
entertained the whist club, her maid
and matron friends with series OF
parties Friday afternoon and even
ing, the gentlemen being permit
ted In the evening. The home was
abloom with blossoms and aflutter
with frills by the hour set as a
Sna Casino, for the votaries are not
only found OF cards, but of the
charming young hostess, and her
doing are always crushes. Ten Ia
bles were set for the jolly game of
Whist through rooms still in the
gala decorations OF Yuletide. with
the vases Of of mantel and cabinet
filled with carnations and roses.
The guests We're:
Mesdames Simpson, Campbell, Mich
OILS, Bertha Whiteman, Sammons,
Dings. Dick, Berry. Dodson, Cannon,
Hancock, Kirkpatrick, Mullen, Adams
Williams Bradford Misses Dick and
Suclarc. Won Weiss. Russell Will
nams. Alexander, Il afford. Mrs. Dick
and Miss Lowden punched the
games. Mrs Hancock was prize win
ucr and Mrs. Lamont Eyars served
punch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
Win Miss Annie Thompson.

y" With Miss Annie Thompson.
EpAiiss Annie Thompson entertain.
Tuesday with a party in honor Of
r cousin. Ruth Frame Of Madnl.
was a gay little grille affair and
ere was a very pretty showing
toliday frocks and friils and the
--ise was in Christmas dress. Punch
q served during the afternoon.
a delicious refreshments were en-
ored The guests We're.
Ou<atie johnson. sallie Joe Dunton,
by Randall, Margaret Vernon. Haiti
-PeuIons. Annie THman Stella Ste.
SrTa ior. Julia Carter Angle Guy Of
hpaur. Winnie Hardy Annie Tlomp
ard Ru'l Frame
q, ,30y--,ial spragins Conner P"nning
.cr Walter v@ner Paul Frame.
,as sammous. James and John
'--ompsou.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
With Miss Robson.

oThe reception and open house held
t Miss Nora Robson "Wednesday, in
pnor of her two guests, Misses
tnith and Johnson, was one of the
bshionable functions of mid-winter.
I'D handsomely appointed and
Try delightful doings
rThe Robson home ON the South
,de has been closed for some time.
It on this occasion 1t added no
rtle TO the social luster and there
us a crush and flutter of frocks
I'd frills and merry chatting.
a The house was in holiday dress.
estletoe boughs, holly wreaths and
1ristmas Chin bells hung ey-
,ywhere. The music room. where
Q hostess held her honor line,
rs profuse with laFrance roses
d ferns and sconses burned under
,.,ft shades.
Yhe parlor carried out warm
,imson and green theme and the
ming room wa in red with red
,aded soonses. In the center OF
- table large asparagus fern
bod and with It's fronds winding
,ound ribbon streamers that were
ught In the ends of thctablc. The
ble was laid IA handsome cluny
We and ivy wandered about over
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
Interesting Facts About Ardmore
Landon Conservatory.

Without the knowledge of Mr..
Landon, the eminent pianist COM
posars and teachers. Emil Liebling,
wrote IN answer to an inquiry
Il consider Mr.. Landon one of the
leading musical educators in Ameri-
ca. His work has been of the most
excellent and distinguished dlar-
acter. and he has been and is one of
the potent factors in the artistic de-
velopment of the country. He enjoys
the confidence and admiration OF
the entire musical profession, of
which he is an honorable member
Mr.. Liebling also wrote to Mr.. Ian
don as follows:
March 80. 1907.
MY Dear Mr.. Landon: During my
recent sojourn at your conservatory
of music, ! became thoroughly con
versant with the result OF your in
struction, and congratulate you
most heartily unon rle thoroughly
artistic work of the students. Your
splendid example and fine person
ality are evident in every depart
ment and found an admirable
corps desprlt among your pupils
They are thoroughly and carefully
trained in every detail which PEI
tains to the technical and inter
,p t'tatlve features OF musical art,
and do you tn egreatest credit.
shah always be proud TO associate
with you in musical work"
Mr.. Landon has for many years
had an eminent pianist with him
several weeks to teach his most ad-
avnced pupils both for the inspira-
ton coming from contact with
z eat pianist and to further increase
their faith and confidence In the
We carry Gas Burners and Gas
Fixtures of every description.
STEVENS, KENNERLY &
II SPRAGINS CO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
With Miss SteMart.

Among the enjoyable events of
the past week was "A handsomely
set and daintily served dinner given
by Miss lnez Stewart. The table was
espe daily beautiful In It's cut glass
and dainty covers. \ six course
menue was served and dainty cards
named places for Miss McNecs and
Walter Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bonner Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Bon
ner. Mrs, T. U. Sparks of Oklahoma
city, Mr.. Louis Boyd, the hostess
and her mother. Mrs. j. W. Stewart
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wallace.

The Guthrie guests Mrs Lucas
and the Misses Haskell who have
ad a round of winnings and dining
during their short stay and would
have had more should they have
STAYED longer, were royalty entertain
ed by Mr. and Mrs Harold Wallace
Friday afternoon with ride O.
the Rod and Gun Club ana a stroll
over the grounds.
They were then drien TO the Rus
sell home where sumptuous good
supper was served In the party We're;
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace, Ms. Lucas
and Mrs Chapman. Miss Frances
Haskell and lin Frame. Miss Has
kcll and Leslie Kearney. Miss Cor
lew and Joe NJ l.amore and Mr.. and
Mrs Ham p. Bee. Miss Sims and
"" Fitzgerald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05

Quite house party was enter
tanned during the past two weeks
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs W. T.
Davis. 70i Il street, Southeast. driy-
ing hunting and all kinds OF outdoor
sports being INDUCED in In the party
were Mr John -. Stanley Of Okla
homa city. G. &. AmistOn OF Little
Rock W. \. Richards, Of Platte.
Kansas. Miss Jonnie Anderton Of
Winchester. Tenn Mr.. and Mrs. r
- Davis, Miss Davis and Carl Da-
Wis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
American Heiress to Wed.

4 wedding IN which Americans
will be interested will take place
in Berlin on Monday, when Mrs
Clara Heyl. nee Schandein, of Mil
waukee, Wis, will become the bride
of Arthur Schlubreck, an ex-lleu-
tenant of the Curaissier guards and
now famous as one of Germany's
most talented young artists and por-
trait painters. Mrs. Heyl is heiress
to considerable wealth, but her mar
riage to the brilliant young artist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05

Isle OF Spice"
One of the attractive features Of
the Isle of Spice" which comes TO
the Robson Opera House Monday,
January 9th. is the song The Goo
Goo Man. sung by commedian Joe
Fritz and twelve young and pretty
little girls. stunningly cOstumed.
This number is said to be one OF
the most sensational hits ever heard
in musical comedy, and 1t is claimed
that the audiences IN other cities
have invariably demanded from a
dozen TO fifteen encores, which is
surely a record.
Everyone will probably be whist
ling The Goo Goo Man" after It
is heard here.
Tickets now on sale,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-05
With Miss Corlew.

Miss Bliss COrlew entertained
Thursday with very informan,
though quite prcttily arranged affair
complimentary TO Mrs. Lucas. Miss
Haskell and Miss Frances Haskell,
and Mesdalnes Russell and Bee.
Dainty refreshments We're served.
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Chafinn Dish Party.

In the evening Mrs. Sangster en-
tortaincd with a Chatting Dish par
IS and had as her guests Misses
Hobson. Addington, Mullen, Lowden,
Stanse Gray Messrs. Carl Patter-
son. Olen Wolverton, Buchanan,
Green, George, Miller and Fagau,
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LOCKOUT THREATENED.
University Re-Opens Monday.

ArdmOreite Special.
Norman, Ok, Jan. 1.-THE Oklaho-
ma University. the main building OF
which burned Friday. two weeks
ago today, will reopen Monday as
usual without any material changes
in the course OF instruction. Such Is
the announcement of President Da-
yid Ross boyd.
At recent meeting Of the hoard
of regents It was decided to re-
build the administration hall with
a much finerand more commodious
building to cost not less than $3.50
600.