The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

all present to thoroughly enjoy the
event, 1t being the christining Of n
new Steinway parlor grand plano,
that Santa Claus brought Miss Ra-
chel Christmas.
The IOwenstein blbuhers. under
whose tutorage Miss Rachel Is. were
responsible for this pleasant even
ing. they having prepared the musi-
tal program and selected from our
city It's most gifted singers Mes
danes Guillot. Westheimer and
Campbell
Violin Solo ...........'... Gavotte
J. s. Bach.
Piano Solo: ta) Novelette, In Il Ma
Jor ............'..,. Schumanh
(b) Novelette, in A Major-Schu-
mann.
Vocal solo-"Gaily Chants the sum
mer Birds ....--.... DE Pima
Mrs Guillot.
Violin Solo. "Ballade ct Polonaise"
NA'HN A'hif'
Vocal Sola. "a Dream =. Bartlett
Mrs. Westheimer.
piano Solo. "polonalse". ...F. Lizst
Vocal solo, Happy Days" ......--
.................. ........ StrelezKt
Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell
Violin Solo. 'IIumorosque" .......
Observation-Disclosures. D'bodak
After the program pleasant hour
was spent and delicious two cours ,
luncheon was served The guests
we're:
Mr. and Mrs Anderson, $. r.
nlcdsoe. Coleman. Adams. Edward 3,
| Pfeffcr. Dean, Walker, buchanan
Guillot. Suggs. ledbetter. Westhei
mer. l.owenstein Foster. Mccoy
Townsend. Payne. baker, and DR.
and Mrs vonKeller, and Misses Ol
i've. Chemault. vonKeller. Dean
Blake Williams and Messrs Judei
and rrask
The Tewncticth Century Gliders
dance at their club Thursday nigh
proved winner sor this new cluI
from start to finish. II was their f!:s
big. full flcdged function. ana tn
tact and taste. style and form d ,
played In the arrangement and cor
duction put them quite out of III
freshman class In doing things Sc
cially. The club colors. white an
green. were effectively shown III
fluttering banners hung among tn
, drapcries OF smilax minglins Yit
| banks of terms an Terminating /
| a convenient corner with Boston an
, asparagus ferns flanked on eithe
= side where huge punch bowl wa
, stationed from which a refreshin
Y clariet nectar was dipped.
A The staircase, archways. curtain
i. and portiers were all treated wit
I the club colors. and vases and ja
e diners bloomed with roses and II
e lies.
b Among clustering OF ferns an
T. folaigc in the front of the hall tn
;. Lowenstcin orchestra was stationed
=, which sent forth sweet dance musi
1 and greetings of good cheer through
+ out the evening.
r The programs. like the Invitations
G were exquisite. being embossed an
|, in the new shades of brown. an
+ engraved with the dance order. an
: bearing the clubs name q ol
F. English on the cover.
, The members were decidedly G
+ rcgle in dress and an fait in depor
ment and the girls graced the ever
[ in their prettiest ball gowns an
= the pa,ronesses In their handsome'
l. reception dress. The reception lin
$ which was stationed at the entrano
b was graced by Mr.. and Mrs. Walt,
c. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. II. 4. Jone
Mr. Tom Frame and Miss i.enol
Butt, Mr. Harold Young and Mis-
D Mae Lowden. NJ. Charlie Dobhins WI
floor manager and domneered admi
ably
The guests say 1t was "howlinl
success and the girls termed
perfectly lovely" and IL the doings ,
the Gliders in the future keep u
- the reputation they have estahlisho
5 will land ON the top round befoi
,, many moons. Home. sweet hom
h came all too soon"
i The guest list included:
= MIR John Law and Miss Clara Tat
y MIR. Love and Miss Natalie William
Mr.. Guy Price and Miss Eddlema
MIR. VIII Adams and Miss Jennie w
/. liams. Mr.. Tom Bogie and Miss Alyi
II Mr. Velie Suggs and Miss Riggn
/. Mv p,rrip L'1,m aud Nfias Npro D1iv