The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-18
u House 63I. Office 5.

| Ilmes.
A musical event during the past
week OF especial interest was that
given by the older pupils of Miss
| Foster at the Broadway Methodist
church "Wednesday which met with
the appreciation and enthusiasm 1t
meritcd and furnished q most enter.
taining evening for large audience
The musicians held their hearers
on the qui vivc Of interest, meet
| ing the gamut Of emotions required
with temperament and intelligence
that denotes the true talent, the true
! teaching and the capability of the
one training. Miss Foster has studied
under the best masters abroad and
is very hpcrcrtcal Of students work
and not in favor OF rushing pupils
into graduation until they are wor-
thy Of such honors.
The program
/. Overture-Fingal' Cave Men
delsshon) Misses Gail Cruce, Eliza
beth Simpson.
.. March from Tannhauser (Wag-
ner-Spindler) Prelude (Tears) (Chop-
in)-Miss Annie Turman.
3. Trio-Il Troyatore Fantasy
(NerdD-Misses Emeline Lowden,
Pet Baker, Liza Cruce.
I. 2nd Scherzo (Chopin)
Elizabeth Simpson.
3 oGndoliera GiszO-Miss Liza
Cruce.
6. Mazurka (Godard); Berceuse
(Zwecker)-Miss Emiline Lowden.
:. Andante from Concerto Op 25:
Presto (Mendelsshon) Miss Louise
Love and Mrs. Mccoy.
s. The Trout (Schubert-Heller)-
Miss Pet Baker.
.. waltz de Concert (Moskowski)
Miss Grace Johnson.
10. 18th Raphsody GIongroise
IiszD-Miss Gail Cruce.
II. Polonaise; Fantasie Implou
tn (Chopin).
II. Summer Night (Schumann.
LiszO-Miss Patton.
-. 3 scherzo (Chopin) Mrs. Nc.
Coy.
II. Duo-Waltz Paraphase (Chop.
in-SchuetD-Miss Patton, Mrs. Nc.
Coy.
Girls and girls, Crrls and curls.
Not pro"erbial good little girls with
prim little curls right in the middle
of their foreheads, but actress girls
and chorus girls, with the most CO.
quetish of ringlets nesting in all
sorts OF cunning places on their
nccks.
The curl fad is the latest fad to
turn the coiffures of the player wo-
men topsy turyy No matter how
pompadour or waves may be arrang-
ed; be they on top of the head,
be they on the nape of the neck, a
curl-or two-or three-must be
caught somewhere to dangle tempt
ingly for the qualification of the al.
mirer of woman-loyely woman.
The record for June brides in
the United States will be smashed
this year II the balance of the
country follows the pace set on the
first day Of the month by Chlcago's
brides and grooms. No less than l65
licenses to wed were issued by the
marriage license clerk before the
month was a day old Ordinarily
about seyenty-fiye or eighty licenses
a day is a fair average; but this
year apparently half the love sick
swains I'm the city We're only wait.
ing for June to make the fateful
dive into the matrimonial sea, and
they flocked TO the city hall in
droves that kept the clerks of the
department busy. II the record of
the IlIst day is maintained through
out the month, there will be a total
OF i,5O0 licenses by the end Of
June, This will eclipse the record of
last June, when 3,3OS licenses were
issued, During the same period in
1906. the marriage clerk gave out
3,lO3 licenses, while In 1905 only
29O1 permits to marry We're issued
In the month OF brides and roses.
II this record is duplicated in the
other cities OF the land, the house.
furnishing stores will do land OF.
flee business In spite of the reputed
hard times. For the benefit of pros.
pectiye brides, the weather man has
issued forecast of the climatic
conditions they are lkelv IN faca