The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-13
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by Mrs 7. II. STURGEON. Phones, Hous. 634. Office s.

delegation OF the commercial members
met with them and discussed the chry-
santhemum exhi5i. and plans for W.
c. r. L. work.
Miss Mamie Nisbett was hos 'ess to
the members OF the Young Woman
Home Mission society of the Broadway
Methodist church Monday afternoon.
The attendance was good. After the
reading of the scripture by the pres
ident, Miss Kimbal. the lesson was
studied and the reading which is quite
the feature of these sessions. was cor.
tinued, after which the hostess ser
we'd refreshments.
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The opening meeting OF the U. I,
Cs. was held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. ]. Addington
Nearly all of the members were out
and feeling happy to meet again af
ter long suspension. The president,
Mrs. Arthur Walcott. made an in er
estlng talk. Considerable business
was discussed. Some two years ago
the daughters set out hedge around
their lot In Rose Hill cemetery, and
on close investigation find that quits
"a bit has died and will have TO be re
set and given careful attention. Mrs
Addington was appointed to see af-
ter this. II was decided that they
have a float in the parade during the
chrysanthemum show and for this
committee was appointed of which
Mrs. Addington was made chairma..
The president especially urges the
young ladies' OF the town who are eli.
gible to join this organization and
make Il one of the strongest in the
southwest and this. one OF the most
prosperous years in its history. There
has been no secretary since the mar.
riage Of Miss Sophia Fry who was a
most efficient officer At this ses.
sion Miss Lizzie Banks presided. Many
paid their dues. and there was a mum.
! her fined for not having on their bad
ges. There will be call meeting in
/ the near future and an election OF of.
! ficcrs will be held shortly.
There was meeting of he FEEDER
ated clubs yesterday afternoon at the
First Presbyterian church and a large
/ ng
committees were given the finance
committee from both the Orio club
and Ladies of the Leaf gave good re-
ports and are sure that when the mer-
chants have all been visited that
there will be a sufficient sum in the
treasury to defray all necessary ex.
penses.
The Merchants association has CIV.
on $50. Mr.. Anderson has kindly do
mated ribbon for the badges.
The names of Mrs. Harold Wallac.
and Mrs Joe F. Bledsoe were added
to the hospitality committee.
Mrs. Il. Il. Guillott and Mrs. II. T..
Foster will meet the guests at the
Union Station.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gross will preside over
the decoration committee.
; Miss Ada Bennett will have charge
Of the punch and see that It Is given
the Kentucky flavor.
Of hA f,,
teresting weddings of this hymenal
season was that of Miss Nita vii.
liams, first daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe +. Williams TO Mr.. Edmund Fry
on Monday afternoon. Though un.
carded the Williams home was the
scene of an assemblage of close
friends and relatives of the contract
ing pa ties, the family being one OF
the oldest in the city and having a
host of intimates. The bridal rooms
were put into an effective decoration,
the color scheme being white and
, green. The double parlors where the
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Weith of the First Presbyterian
church, showed mantel and cabinets
+. abloom with brides roses curtains and
chandeliers entwined with smilax and
/ window seats and fire places clustered
+. with fern and whit blossoms. The
bay window was converted into an
. improvised altar.
The only attendants were Miss
Natalie Williams only sister To the
= bride and J. Fentress Wisdom OF
b Muskogee, a companion of the groom
The bride wore white princess
with long veil caught in graceful
folds with lunches OF tube roses and
carried n prayer book. The honor
Made wore a white girlish frock and
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