The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-31

/ buildings here. but he did, and as soon
as the building was ready Tor occu-
| pancy the club gave their collection
| Of books. the first TO enter the por.
I ials Of this stru vurc There were
/ 1872 volumes Since they have been
| giving set at a time and last week
/ they gave the following: Ruskin an
/ Emerson on Art, Ruskin-St same
/ Lilies. Ruskin-. Mornings in Florence,
| Ruskin-Queen of the Air. Ruskn-
| Seven Lamps OF Architecture. Wal.
/ sten-WOrk Of John Rustin, HObsUn
/ John Ruskin as a Reformor, Collng
wOod-Life of John Ruskn, Harrison
John Ruskin, Holmes Ralph Wal
/ do Emerson Meade-The Influence
OF Emerson. Mr.. X. X Garfield of El
] Reno sent the Conqueror; copy ol
same was contributed by Mrs. Oscar
/ Wells. Mrs Adams kindly remem
/ bcred the lib dry with Colridge's
/ poems. Hon. G. ID. Carter sent from
/ Washington a handsomely bound vol.
umc In COmmcmoration of John Paul
/ Jones. This Is one OF the prettcst
books there and is beautifully Illus
trated. With the fines Mrs Jones has
ordered a number OF new books. They
/ Will arrive I'm the near future and
| Will serve as good summer reading
] lIawthOrne-Our Old Home, Griffith
American In Holland, James-A Lit
] tie Town In France. Hay-Cast llian
/ Days Warrcn-lu the Levant There
has also been twenty-five new histo.
rios added To the reading room. TeXt
and reference books are not allowed
10 be taken from the bu ldiug. They
. are histories of the world compiled
from all the best historians. Mrs
Jones has an eye TO the beautiful and
has not forgotten in her round Of daily
duties that a potted plant here and
there gives cheerfulness 20 the
surroundings and the massive mis-
sion tables in each room as ceutered
with plants. TO the public a cordial
invitation is extended to visit the IL
brary and read its books
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Hon Leo Harris Is home from the
capital where he spent the winter in
the legislature he being the repre-.
sentative from this district MIR. Har-
rs gave quite a glowing account Of
the two banquets given there last
week one complimentary 20 the
speaker Of the house at the lone, at
.
covers were laid for lO9 guests. There
was merry round of toas,' AMI
rOasts and good cheer prevailed
throughout. On Monday night the
members of both houses received at
the Elks club rooms. They entertain
ed their wives and sweethcarts the
employees and many other friends.
The occasion was a dressy one and
the last days of the II ST legislature Of
Oklahoma will be remembered with
pleasure and a friendly feeling to the
citizens of Guthrie for royal enter
tainment during the entire session.
The ladies of Circle No. l will en-
tcrta'n at the home of Mrs. A. G..
Noble Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
Mrs. Haimes. who has been teach.
ing dancing here the past month, has
de yded to teach another term. much
to the delight of her friends and
those who have been under her. On
Mondays she will have the grown peo-
pie and on Tuesday the little ones
at Robson hall on South Washington.
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. On next Saturday evening the pm
pills Of St Agnes academy will enter
tain at Robson opera house. The
first part of the evening will be de-
voted to the little ones and they me
dium size children. who will give
who VIII BE Queen?" IN drama.
Later the older girls will be seen in
the division OF the Cross This
] f.HR Is I,,F arft h,. ial
and promises to be one of the very
best things in school line that has
been given this year. The 81. Agnes
girls always do things right; their
past performances are proofs of this.
There will he many specialtes ASIDE
from the two plays
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The Ardmorcite acknowledges re-
ccipt Of an invitation from the re-
gents and faculty Of the University
Of Oklahoma to be present at the eX-
erclses of the sixteenth annual com
mencement at Norman. Okla, June 6
20 June II, 1908. On Sunday, June Z.
the baccalaureate sermon will be de-
liyered by Guy Potter Benton, Phi. D.,
president OF Miami university, OK
ford, Ohio
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The members Of the Mothers club
and High School auxiliary served
nun h and cake to the children at the
Lincoln building "Wednesday after
noon In each room was placed n
punch bowl from which the refresh
ing nectar was dipped and each girl
and boy was served bountifully with
punch and given a generous slice of
cake and two slices II YOU wanted
them II was a red letter day with
the little folks and an ENJOYABLE one
10 the mothers as wen. The organi-
cations OF Mothers clubs I'm our city
has been one OF the greatest bene-
fits 10 our schools that has ever hap
pened They have been the means
Of bring ng together the parents and
teachers and awakening coopera-
ton which has never before existed.
. In the first grade Mpe1amog 1uliug