The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-15

gram and Interestingly discussed
Miss Scott was critic for the ses-
con The club will meet with Mrs.
@. II. Webb next Friday.
The Ladies' OF the Leaf met last
Monday with Mrs. Potterf the les.
son being civil service. Mrs White
man was leader for the afternoon
and told of the crime of child labor
and social settlements and how the
condition could be hettered.
Mrs Cobb gave an interesting re.
sponse. telling Of the HUI house
work and the splendid efforts of
] Miss Chase and Miss Adams TO
better the conditions Of children.
Mrs. Anderson read very reals
tic article on the poor little "shhut
tic article on the poor little shut
Of organized visiting and aid for
these little sufferers.
Mrs. Campbell sang very beauti-
fully "AI for You" Mrs. Pfoiffer's
paper on How Womans club NAV
become power for civil service"
was indicative of study and good
Judgment.
The debate between Mesdames
Goodwin and Poland Resolved, that
the commission form Of government
Is better than the counclar form of
governmeny was greatly enjoyed.
Each lady brought 20 bear upon her
argument such splendid points that
II was indeed a hard question to de-
eide and was voted tie. Miss
Dyre gave a beautiful voice solo
which was much enjoyed. The club
then adjourned to meet Monday.
March II. with Mrs. Pfelffer in so
ciai session.
Friday being the regular meeting
for the Success club the meeting
was called to order by the president.
Miss Mary Williams: the minutes
of the last meeting were read and
approved.
\ very interesting program was
rendered as follows:
OratiOns or facts about Llntz.
Violin solo-Luther Randall.
Selection from Virgi--Miss Fra.
zier.
Ragtimes- -Ovella Wolverton.
German Quart.tte-John Hoffman
George Williams, Winnie Slaughter
ana Ozella Pugh.
Short humorous story--Mary vii.
Vocal solo--lsabel Dean.
Piano solo-Rachel Campbell.
Rcading-Wanda Cox.
Selected ecitation--Ruth Paul
Bogie
Lullaby--Holly ZlNe.
Piano solo-Elizabeth Simpson.
| Composuion--A Hunting Story
Walter Ditzler
Piano solo-Bonnie Madden; ac.
companist, Mary Byrd.
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The Franklin school Mothers club
met Wednesday quite u delightful
program was rendered.
Rev. Monser made an excellent
talk. Miss Dyer favored us with
a voice selection and Miss Boone
gave a choice reading.
The club gave the ward a flower
shower Seeds, bulbs aud cuttings
Of all descriptions were received
and greatly appreciated.
The fire drill is kept up. This
week the bell sounded and the
house was cleared in 90 seconds.
\ wedding that will be of interest
TO Ardmore people is that of Mr.
II. A. Cromer of this city to Miss
Zona BroadnaX OF Dallas which will
be- quietly solemnized at the home
Of the brides parents Dr. J. +.
Young of this city viii offlciate.
The bride Is one of Dallas pleas
ant aud interesting young ladies'
ana IS the daughter of one OF It's
most prominent merchants. Mr.
Cromer is a pioneer settler of Ard
more and is one OF It's successful
business men, having been engag.
ed In the cotton business here for
many years.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple will leave for points IN
the state, where they will visit for
a week, after which they will leave
for CrOmer, y. NJ, where the groom
has a handsome home In waiting
The best wishes Of Ardmore citl-
zens go with Mr.. and Mrs. Cromer
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