The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-16

lodge OF Oklahoma
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TIE Young Woman Home Mis-
sion socicu will have market sat
urday in the building next door to
Lon Frames They will have on sale
all kinds of good things to eat and
they are culuarians. too, every one
of them I'm connection with the mar
kct they will serve oysters at the
noon hour. y fine place for the busi-
ness men to go to down town
lunch.
MIR and Mrs. pulrd and daugh.
ter Iva of Hewitt are in the city
shopping.
Mrs r. T. Phillips has returned
from a protractcd visit in Gainesville
and Clchumc
The Woman. Missionary Society of
the First Presbyterian church viii
meet with MIS-. W. \. Lcdbcttcr
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock
Mrs. G. X. Leeman of Ardmorc. was
here this week to see Mrs. King,
who has been very sick.
Mrs. \. G. Lccman was visitor
to Ardmorc Wednesday.
-Madill News.
Dr John Threadgill and Col VIM
/ Cross announced last night th1t the
/ frrrv ing month would see the nam.
| ing of the sponsors for the National
/ Confederate reunion at Birmingham,
Ala. Guthrie gets the third division
sponsor this year.
Hats must ne removed in the
Christian church in this city. A vote
was taken before services Sunday
night and 1t was decided that wo-
mems hcadgear belonged on hat
racks instead of their heads during
services. Women were not allowed to
vote on the proposition.
-Chickasha Exchange.
Some men are so dense Don't they
know that in this day there is so
much store bought hair" that It
takes a good sized hat on top of it
to keep It on. There will be many an
empty pew when the women are de-
prived of wearing their new spring
hats to church. What's the matter
with the Chickasha men that they
have gone to such extremes lately?
The au revoir rendered j. l.. Mil
Ter by the Gliders OF Tuesday even
ing was another of their ever clever
doings. The hall was radiant in its
club colors and punch was dipped
throughout the evening just the
kind that makes the tripping of the
light fantastic lighter.
The Lowenstein orchestra furnish
tu llt llu0lN' Nul'h Ndo llh'i "h'
a Jolly good scndoff was given thu
horored guest.
j. H. Miller and Miss Natalee VII
liams, b. II. Young and Miss Sophi'
Fry, Thomas l.. Frame and Mis-
Landrum, Ray Poland and Miss Ia
vane Woods, Perrin Flow and Mis-
Butt c. X. LanEham and Miss Ber
nett, Mr.. Adams and Miss higgins
Mr. Walker and Miss Ella Glen
Gilmer. Herbert Williams and Mis-
Corlew, Guy Price and Marie CLINE
Mr.. Adkins and Miss Adams. Stag
James Frame, VelIe Suggs, Charlie
Dobbins. Chaperones, Mr.. and Mr.
K Martin.
\ number of new members hay
been taken into this organization r
Gently We heard that the initiatio
was something fierce and that OF
fellow said "Once a Glider, always
Glider thanks to its originator. I'll
newly made members are Jam'
Frame, walker, {. X. LanghaI
y Adams and Atkins.
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Tiny invitations and neat to
h point have been issued by Mrs d,
Allen, wAich read thus:
Leap Year
Mrs u. T.. Allen-At Home
81 To the Bachelor Girls and Gentlem,
II Friends
Thursday Evening,
b February twentieth
90 meet
Miss Beula COyalt-''cat'
5 to II,
Don't forget the meeting of 4
Mothers Club OF the First ward
IA Wednesday at $3.50 II you are i'm,