The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-26

Roll call was responded TO by short |
sketches of great Ame leans.
The reading, THE Celestial Love-" /
by Miss Daisy Nichols, IKE all her .
contributions. was especially good. .
Miss Bliss Corlews paper on .
Hero Worship" showed that the .
writer had given her subject much .
study.
Comment-Plato. Montalgne, Napo- |
leon. Swendenberg. Shakespeare and /
Goethe. these characters were all
ably discussed by Mesdames Hardy
wilkinson. Norman and Miss Dixon
Anthony and Cleopatra, Act I, was
read.
Table Talk-Whlch is stronger,
home or school influence? This was
warmly discussed and It was de ided
that the home was the most influen-
tial.
Each member gave an interesting
selection. TX
The parliamentary drill, Orders
of the Day" was conducted by Mrs.
Il. b. Pugh.
The round table talk, I'VE owe to
man higher success than food and
/ fire. We owe to man, man
Miss Scott was critic for the af-
| tcrnoon.
The club will meet with MrsTAd-
! dlngton next Friday.
One of the most delightful affairs
OF the season was the card party
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Adolph Edward Weber, 723 East
Noble avenue. Guthrie, in honor of
Mrs. Ham =. Bee Of Ardmore.
The Weber home was beautifully
decorated for tie occasion, carna-
tlons in different shades appearing
| throughout the various rooms. In
the reception room pink carnations
and azalias were used with touches
of smilax: in the dining room, the
color scheme was red and green,
while in the library, white and green
prcdominated.
The game for the afternoon,
euchre, was played at ten tables
the prizes being won as follows:
High score, beautiful hand-painted
plate Mrs. A. l.. Cockrum; Lone
hand. spoon in colonial design, Mrs.
Il. \. Douglass Consolation, plate,
Mrs. ]. c. Strang. Mrs. Bee, as the
honoreee of the OCCASION, received
a beautiful hand-painted plate, while
a spoon similar to the one awarded
TO Mrs. Douglas. was presented to
Mrs. Stillwell H. Russell
3, At the close OF the game, the tables
were spread with covers Of Mexican
, drawn.work in the most exquisite de
signs. and an elaborate three-course
y. luncheon was served.
Mrs. Weber was assisted through
q, out the afternoon by the Misses
, schnell. Gano, Matchett and Heilman
Among those who enjoyed Mrs
, Wcaers charming hospitality: Mes
/, danes Sduwen II. Russell, Ardmore;
. willard. Lindwall Coyle, Cockrum
d. Douglas, Walton, Seyerns, ReXroad
, Ecker, Sharp, Strang, Raymaker
q Trapp. win Brooks. Rue! lIaskelhJr.
. c. y. Haskell, Lucas, sum Smith
. Warren, Fitzgerald. Abel, Carter
Black. Schlberg. Maurice O'Rourke
, Ross. Mcconnell, Newland, Thompson
Bronson, White, Dunhani, Cox, Misses
=. Pittison Greer, Pentecost. Schnell
!. Matchett, Ieilman, Gano, Niblacll
}. Haskell. Frances Haskell and Alp
augh.
The Civic League and the Mothers
q Club of the third ward Will hoit
an interesting meeting at the schoo
I next Friday afternoon and it il
very important that every member
y ana patron OF that school, whether
YOU are member OF the league ol
i. not, to attend. There is very neces
sary business to be looked after anC
"a your child is pupil in that schoo
it is to your interest to De there
=. Let your club or the card party gC
. for one time and devote one whole
afternoon to your child or children
- You will feel the better for it anC
they will appreciate youl presence II