The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-29

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ical representations OF the charac.
tors for which they were intended.
There We're natives there from al
most every cline and country. In
| fact some who we were unable
10 classify.
Those present were Misses Ruby
Dyre, butterfly; Ray Thomas but.
terfly; Jennie B. Dyre, violet; Isa.
bell Dean, school girl, Beatrice Won
eKllcr. German maid; Nellie Ikard,
morning; Emcline Lowden, Quaker
girl. Effie Quinn, flower girl;; Ruth
Baker, Quaker; Ray Campbell, from
tier girl, Sallle May Mccoy, riding
girl Dorothy Dixon, Anna Hatha.
way. Roma Moore, Fay McLemore,
Amelia and Maud Hunter, and Flora
N wWan, Lucille and Vivian Nc
| Clatohcy, Lucille Bell. BOys-Eruest
Jam, son. sailor; VIII McIemore,
sailor; Leroy Moses, Indian; Walter
Staples Mother Hubbard; Paul
Butts, Chinaman; Robert Gardenhire,
dude: Mort Woods, Willie from
Yale; Manard Woods. sultan; Jack
London. dude; Sam Newman, owl;
Gene Lcdbcttcr, German; Roy Bled-
soc saidlor; Ben Newman, sailor;
Ben Stevens, Puritan; Fred Tucker,
| Indian; Walter Banks Arnold Nc.
n.y gentleman Cfperoncs-Nlr.
and Mrs. II. Moses and Judge ana
Mrs. G. NJ Campbell, Mrs Landa-
man. Miss Natalce Williams was at
the piano oud rendered the dance
music, which was splendid.
Friday evening was given a very
successful musicale at the Elks home
when Miss Lucille Cameron Boone,
,Ontralto and reader. arranged and
directed the program. While much
rs expected by the large and mu-
sic-loving audience that had assem-
blcd at this home, nothing so really
artistic and rarely impressive as the
| delivery of this beautiful song cy-
/ Gle was dreamed Of even by the
most enthusiastic. While there were
| one or two other numbers, Miss
/ Boone. the central figure of this In
| tcrcsting session, has only been in
the city since autumn, and since
| that time has been a valuable and
! faithful member of the music cir
/ clcs and the musicians. desirous Of
showing their appreciation, held this
reception chiefly to present her TO
their friends, a tribute she proved
herself more than worthy OF, for her
contributions to the program were
most artistically delivered. Ever
dgnificd and gracious, her winning.
earnest personality, her pleasing
voice and high purpose impressed
her audience and reflected the faith
rul work Of cultivated and refined
mind. All the numbers were much
enjoyed especially pleasing being
her radng of Aux Italians by Owen
/ Meredith and parts being accompaui
ed by Mrs. y. c. Woods, one of
/ \rdmore's favored yioiuists, and
Miss Ethclinc Ill., piano accompa-
mist
Mr. William Barrowman OF Pur-
CELL but until recently was one of
| the city's fayorite singers, won APP
proyal by the way he sang Il am
the Bandclaro." The hearty applause
forced his return, when he gave
Heres to the llighball." which was
equally appreciated. The Elhs who
were all much pleased at the re-
ception given the artist, held a short
social aftermath for all who cared to
remain, and with the Loweusteln
orchestra gave a splendid dance in
which the Young folks all took part
Mr. ana Mrs. r. \. Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. JodIc Adams greeted
the guests ON arrival There were
o number of out of town visitors.
=
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas L. Wright are in receipt OF
the following announcement cards:
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. smith
announce the marriage of their
daughter,
Alberta Marguerite Willis
to
Mr.. Thomas L. Wright
On the afternoon of Monday, March
he twentl-third, nineteen hundred
and eight at five o'clock.
First Presbyterian church
Dallas, Texas.
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