The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-01


very mu h regretted, that OF Miss An
ME Thompson, who graduated in the
grammar class at the high school.
Miss Thompson has not missed a day
at school in seven years and is gem
orally at the head Of her class. She
is an unusually bright girl and aside
from her school work she Is a musi.
clan Of marked ability, the best in the
city for her age.
Louis Ledbetter is wearing a watch
fob OF which he is quite proud, pre-.
sented him by the graduating ci'cs
Of 'OS, he being favorlte among his
fellow classmates, and also as a me-
mento of their appreciation OF his
faithful work as editor-in-chicf OF the
commencement number Of the Crite-
r.on.
The members Of the Benevolent so.
cicty are rejoipng over a tcndollar
bill sent them by some generous per
son who was too modest to pen his
or her signature. u came in good
time and will be judiciously used, and
with one accord hearty thank you
goes out to the liberal giyor.
The report Of the household econo.
mics committee at the Boston bicr-
NAL on Saturday morning, June 27,
will interest many. Mrs Margaret j..
Blair will preside and questions VII
be answered by Mrs. Ellen II. Rich
ards, Boston. Mrs. Robert Smith, A.
lauta; Mrs. Robert burdette, Los An
gelos Mrs Virginia G.. Meredith, Cam
bridge City, Ind; Miss Juniata Shep-
pard. st. Paul: Miss Isabelle Boyier,
Champaign, III. The Educational
Awakening In Kentucky will be dis
cusscd by Mrs. Dcsha Breckenridge.
Lexington, and Mrs. Ella NJ. d. Gly"e,
Of the Society OF American Women Ia
London. will speak on English Schol-
arships for Women" Miss Lura d..
GIN president Of the Association +
Collegiate Alumnoa, will speak Of The
cooperation of women for sJoi
schools.
Thomas Nelson Page will be the
speaker at the literature session on
Wednesday evening his subject to be
"Parochialism in Literature Mrs.
Pennybacker OF Texas will preside at
the overflow.
"Paternalism," will be the subject
of Joseph Lee of Boston at the Satur-
day afternoon meeting, and The
Worlds Greatest Problem-the SUP
preston OF tuberculosis" will be dis
cussed by Mrs. Rufus p. Williams,
Cambridge.
Justice in journalism" by Miss
Louis Graham, Cleveland, Ohio; "The
Sunday Supplement" Mrs. Sallie JOY
White; "The Personal Appeal Mrs.
Robert Burdette. will be some of the
press problems discussed on Tuesday
morning. June 30. This will follow
the report Of the election, which Is TO
be held Monday afternoon, the nomi
mating committee to report the first
thing Monday morning,
The speakers in connection VIII the
civic iommittce report, on Jua' %.
will be Mrs. Joseph ID. Dibra' chair
man; Municipal Art" Howard Nal
ker, Boston; Conditions IN the Zone"
Helen Varick Boswell; Methods and
Factors in Civic Work Mrs. w W.
Pcniield, New York Mrs Everett W
Pattison Of ST, Louis will speak in re-
gard to her Handbook of Art
Julia Ward Howe will be one OF
the notable attendants Of the meet
ing Of the General Federation of Won.
ems clubs to be held in Boston. NJ s.
Howe was among the first acti,e
workers in this organization. While
she has not felt equal TO taking the
long journeys to the west, where the
late meetings have been held she Is
just as keenly interested in every
phase of its activities, and will vel
come the scores Of old friends at her
pretty home near Boston during the
meeting
Fashionable women who have any
supcrtluous flesh must get rid of it
by rigorous training. Such Is the de-
uree that accompanies the sheath
like "Drectoire" fashions that re.
Gently made such a stir in Paris, ana