The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-24
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Randolph, Zelma Randolph. Lorene
Faison, Gladys Martin. Holly Arpe.
George Davis. Howard McGee, Willie
Cook, Adlie Riner.
\ reception on Friday with Mrs.
GeO,re Dashncr was quite the affair
ON the week end and was compliment
ary To her house guests Mcsdames
BInEs and Stewart of Tishomingo.
The house was prOfusely set In roses
and ferns, American beauties being
the favored flower. Mrs. Poland, Mrs.
Dodson. Mrs. j. y. Dyer. Mrs. X. A.
Jones, Mrs. j. H. Hamilton aud Miss
Scott assisted the hostess in receiv-
ing. Miss Ella Glenn Gilmer served
punch In the reception hall and in the
dining room which was exquisite in
its roses and the handsome board cen
tered In an Ameri un beauty piece
with cut glass vase Of this flower.
Misses Annie Turman, Fay Hamilton,
Nell Dashner and Lucille Dashner
served da uty refreshments. The
guest list included Mesdames c. l..
Anderson. Pottcrf. J. h. Humphreys
and guest, MrA William Trudgen,
r. j. Williams. II. II. and j. X. PEN
nington. George Henley, Hosea Town
send. Guy L. Cobb. Won We'ss, 7. X.
Kea'ney. w. G., Dtzier Bertha White
man John Nichols, Henry Whiteman.
w. G. Kendall, Willie Kendall, ID. Il.
Allen. Charles Leigh London, c. p.
stephens, w II. Burnitt, F. A. Apple,
John Fielder and l.. =. Staples;
Misses Boone, Scott and Gilmer. Dur
ing the reception hours Miss Boone
rendered a voice and reading number
which was quite entertaining.
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The social given by the members
of the EpwOrth League Friday even
Ing with Misses Mamie and Ethel MIS-
bett was well attended considering
the very disagreeable weather. A
merry time was spent In music and
games and delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Charles Anderson entertained
Wednesday with a dinner compliment
tary to Bishop Brooke and a number
OF the delegates to the convocation.
II as an enjoyable affair and a hand
somely set and served menu.
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A jolller party never left Ard
more than that which boarded tho
train Thursday morning for the Ar
buckle mountains, each member OF
the bunch wearing tin cup around
their neck as n mark OF recognition
II one should stray. Crusher was
their destination, which they reach
ed Just about sun up. They lighted
and camp fire was built around
which the ladies' gathered and pre-
pared breakfast-coffee, bacon, hoe
cakes and syrup. II must have been
good from what we hear the men
say. The day was spent fishing,
hunting and swinging and enjoy
Ing all the woodland sports. For
this most pleasant day Mrs. y. 6.
Woods Is accountable. They returned
at five In the afternoon. The guests
were DR.. and Mrs. n. C. Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Kearney. Mr..
and Mrs Roy Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
c. b. Hanks Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
gram: Misses Boone, Ryburn, Ad-
dngton, Wolverton, and Messrs. olin
Wolverton, Harold Young, Pierce Mil
Ter, and Mrs. Pervine.
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There will be a song service at
the Broadway Methodist church
| this evening under the direction OF
Il
Mrs. Woods and Miss Boone. Every
one Is cordially invited TO attend.
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The following Is the program for
the baptist Young ePople's Union
| this afternoon at three o'clock:
Leader, Miss Hattie Harper.
| Hymn.
Scripture lesson-Psalms 2S:1-?
| Prayer.
Tonic No. i-"What Is the purpose
OF this government as stated In the
preamble OF the constltution?'-Miss
| Toy Mayhem.
Piano Duet-Walter Nichols and
Roena Henry
Topic No. 2-"Enumerate some OF
our civic duties" (Rom. laid
Miss Scott.
Piano Solo-Mrs. VIII Chancellor.
| Topic No 3.-"What Is real party
| IlineY-Mlss Smith.
Piano Solo-Mlss Holt.
| piano SolO-Miss Eayes.