The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-26
SOCIETY. 90.
by Mrs. 7. II. STURGEON. Phones House 63i Office s.

the honor guests OF The evening and
were led out continuously While |
strictly informal. nothing was amiss
to make the dance a success, and |
the evening, as all-Gliders evenings |
are. was round o1 pleasure. a
coloied orchestra Vrnished the mu-
sic which was par-eXcellent.
Punch was served throughout the
evening. The guest were: Perrin |
Flow and Miss Olive, Guy Price and
/ Miss Dixon, l.. Miller and Mir Ed !
/ dleman Oearlie Dobbins AMI Miss
Travels. II. II. Young and Miss
Brown, John Law and Miss Tate,
/ Mr.. Jones and Miss Marie Gilmer,
Mr.. Harrald and -liss Ienora Butte,
! Ray Poland aud Miss Bell Camp.
! Thomas l.. Frame and Miss Gilmer.
! Herbert Williams and Miss Madge
| Roberts. Visitors; Mr.. henry Swain
and Mss Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. Williams and Mr.. Martin.
Mrs. Jodie Adams contributed a
pretuly appointed and very gay card
afternoons this week, entertaining
the girls Whist club, with few
maids and matrcns on her guest iist.
The Blake rumc On North Washing.
ton was pink and perfumery with
Ia Gloria carnations and the game
attractiycly set and artisticalll
priced, opened up at $50 and round
ed up over a delicious three-course
luncheon at five o'clock. Mrs. Ad'
ans was asslted by her mother, Mrs.
l.. l.. Blake, and her sister, Mrs.
Hal BUCHANAN. Miss Vera Olive cap
ured high score club psize, Mrs.
Cook guest prize and Miss Nellie
Hall. consolation. all being dainty
chatting dish aprons done in shadow
work.
, Next Wednesday will be carnation
{ dav. in memory of President Mo
, Kinley The 29th is also his birthday
;. and every one, irrespective of poll
5 ties. should wear a carnaulon on
: that day in memory of a noble man
and martyred president.
i It
@ Music is said to be universal an
!, guagc. and so it Is that the concord
o of sweet sound VIII move all. Those
p who attended the recital given by ,he
G pupils o. the Lowensteia brothei-
last night were entertained far be
9 yond their expectations. The music
was far above the average given by
amateurs The high school orchestrs
assisted by numbersof musician.
rendered two marches witch gave
J fitting climax to an evening OF mucl
" enjoyment. The lack c. space pre-
vents us from mentioning each in
diyIdual, but the work of little Clar,
Fielder in her violin solos always
deserves special mention, she beinl
RI so Young is claimed as one of the
e ciy's musical prodigies.
e in sssssssszbzb zb zb en- etaou
e The following is the program;
e Violin Ensemble Class-"Summer
g lust" Carl Scnumann. ri
Piano Solo, Fantasia FausO, Quo
D. nod -Savareer Ray Campbell.
e Viclu 500. "rraumerei," 5chu
Is mann-Miss Clare Fielder.
3. Piano solo, scherzo, S,hmoll-Mis'
$ Ruth Blake.
# Piano Solo, Am Der Quelle,' Gurlit
Miss Lucy Fraley.
Piano Duet. Observation-Disclosures May
T. Roberts and Ruth Blake,
r. Violin Solo, Fifth Air Narie-Dan
q ella Miss Mablc Snyder,
- Piano Solo. "Tarantelle," Dennee-
Is Miss Marjorie Williams,
Is Violin Solo Sonata in G Minor
II Handel. Andante; Allegro; Adagio;
Il Allegro. Jack London
.s Piano Solo-"Au Matn, GODDARD
q Miss Marguerite Noble.
Al Violin Solo, First Air Naried-De
Beriot Miss Lucille Bell
Piano PolonaIse, Chopin
! Miss Amelia Hunter.
NJ Violins in unison, TamAauser Marc)
N Wagner
10 q. chesJra- Selection.
m =
,s Miss Lena Cartwright of Wac
m was the honoree OF two unusuall
K. delightful card parties on Wednes
n. day. given by Miss Elizabeth HoN
IA encamp. SiN-handed high five wa
,e the game enjoyed by over seyent
10 guests Wednesday afternoon.-For
N,rth fralaurapn