The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-06
SOCIETY
By Mrs, I. u. STURGEON. Phones: House 63i. Office 8.
,es. House 63i. Offce 3.

grafton. The class will meet with
Mrs Wyune every Monday afternoon
The Aid society Of the Carter Ave
nue. Methodist church met at the
church. Considerable business was
transacted and an interesting Bible
lesson studied. The society will meet
at the church next Thursday.
South Ardmore Baptist Aid society
met at the church and enjoyed an in.
teresting scriptural lesson. They meet
at the church every Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Christian church met at the church
Tuesday afternoon and transacted bus
mess II was decided to have a lawn
suci this week but on ccount OF the
severe May weather the affair was
postponed indefinitely In the near
future the noted lecturer. J. J. Smith
Of Oklahoma City, VIII lecture in this
city under the auspices Of this society.
The ladies will meet next TUESDAY at
the church
Mrs Sadie Goldberp was hostess to
the members of the Ladies' Aid socie.
/ ~ Of the Jewish congregation in ,heir
regular monthly session Tuesday aft
ernoon. There was good attendance
and much business transacted. These
| ladies' devote most OF their time to
the study OF Sunday school work ana
everything along that line to interest
children. and in this way they have
one Of the largest and best posted
schools in the city. II would be well
for other societies to give more atten.
ton to the work of the children and
perhaps their classes would be larger
At the next meeting plans will be
made for picnic to be given some
time In early June.
At the close OF the business hour
the hostess invited the guests to the
dining room whore delicious two
course luncheon was served.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
julius Kahn the first Tuesday in June.
The members of circle No. Of the
Broadway Methodist church were hos
tesses to over hundred guests at the
parsonage last evening when they
entertained with a musicale. The re-
ception suite OF this elegant new
home was profusely set in roses and
spring flowers, and in the library
punch was served.
ON the program was the best musi.
cal talent OF the city and the read.
ings were especially enjoyed. There
was an encore to every number and a
most delightful surprise was solo
by Mr.. Baker, who is here In the iu-
terest of the Innes band concert,
which will be here in the near future.
The program rendered was as fol.
lows:
Piano duet, Misses Wolyerton and
Hin.
Male quartette. Messrs. Kearney
Quinn, Freeman and Carter.
Reading, Miss Clara Teate.
Piano SOLO Miss Avis
Violin duo, Mrs. Woods and Mss
Bell.
Voice solo, Miss Boone.
Harrigan, p. p. Kearney AMI Gao.
rus.
Voice solo. Miss Phillips.
Voice solo, Miss Dyer.
Mrs. ]. Il, Humphreys entertd,1cd
the ladies' of the ST. Philips Guild
Tuesday afternoon. There was an un.
usual amount OF business to be t.ans,
acted and the settling W OF affll:s Of
the splendid entertainment given By
these ladies under the direction OF
Miss Norman last Friday. After al
expenses We're paid and neat sum
given Miss Norman SltO was Clei.-
ed and will 20 toward the purchls' Of
a new organ and current expense.
Committees were appointed 20 ac:
during the Nom.n's conyoca Ion
which will meet here the latter part
of the month.
Committees were also appointed 10
see after affairs concerning the blzar
90 Dee given the last OF May
The regular meeting OF the Wood
men Circle was held Monday after
noon and the regular routine os bust.
ness transacted
Miss wilkes, who has made q most
excellent banker .ince the f;St Of the
year resigned and in her place was
chosen Mrs Stella Fergcrson.