The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-18


ternoon. Subject, Book Review.
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Ferndale Review Club-The Fern
dale Review club will be entertained .
at the home of Mrs. George Criner .
Wednesday afternoon. character
"Tennyson."
Orio Club-Mrs Charles Miner /
vii haYe tnr members of the Orio /
Club Friday afternoon-characte
Chautauqua Class-The Chautauqua I
class will meet with Mr. r. X. kear. /
ney next Friday afternoon-Dutch Are
Guild st. Philips Episcopal Guild /.
will n, { with Mrs. Charles Anderson
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock /
Missionary Society-The PrcsbNcr-
ian Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. Ed Byrd, Tuesday afternoon
at three o'clock
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Society will meet at the church Tues
day in the afternoon.
Baptist Mission-There Is an urgent
reque t for every member to attend
the meeting of the mission society
at Broadway Bapti church Tuesday
afternoon. \ delegate no be appointed
to represent this society I'm Muskogee
at the Woman meeting next week.
There are also financial affairs TO be
settled so thar a full report may be
made at the state meeting. Time
three p. m.
Mrs. VI. G.. Meadows, state supreme
deputy of the Woodmen Circle visi,-
ed that organization Friday at their
regular session and left for Shawnee
Saturday
Miss Davis, the much loved primer
pal of the Franklin pubic school
last year is in the city from Guthrie.
vi iting her friend Mrs. John Teer.
Miss Davis has the chair of mathe-
mates in the High school at Guthrie
and is quite as popular there as she
was here-she will leave rhis evening
for her home.
Miss Wynne Ledbetter is a pleasant
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Ledbetter coming down Friday
from Norman where she Is a student
I'm the Oklahoma University.
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Miss Sallie Pendleton who has been
visiting with her niece Mrs. Edgar
Sandin the past six months, left Fri
day for a visit in Columbia, Mo, this
being her old home and where she
wa educated. This is her first visit
there in forty years.
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Mrs Ham =. Bee, with Mrs. Satter-
ly and Mrs. Tiapp was hostess to one
of the smartest card affairs of the au-
tumn season at Guthrie Thursday
Stllwell II. Russell OF Ardmore was
an honor guest.
Mrs. 5. T. Bledsoe, who was given
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parture from Ardmore is now being
much and smartly feted at the state
capital where the Bledsoe's will re-
side. Mr.. Bledsoe being general solic
itor for the Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe for Oklahoma. The following neat
engraved invitations were received
Friday and are for cards. A two
days progression - Wednesday and
. Thursday, a card coming for each
day.
Mr.. J. II. Cottingham
At Home
| Wednesday Afternoon October Twen
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2, Nineteen Hundred and Eight
at two o'clock
Cards.
\ Mrs. S. T. Bledsoe. X. 5. V.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Pfeiffer ell
tertained quite pleasantly Friday eve
e ming for Judge r Campbell of McAles
4 ter who is here holding court. Tn
J. Pfeiffer home was abloom with au
g tumn posies the color scheme beinI
yellow. A six course dinner was sery
ed and at the beautifully bedecke
!" table were seated with the host an
hostess. Judge Campbell and Mis-
Annie Moore and Mr.. William Cas-
i sadly and Miss Floy Mullin.