The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-21

nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Blake on
North Washington
The meeting of the Chautauqua class
was postponed yesterday on account
IF the funeral services of Mrs. DoI |
Lacy.
The pupils of the Lowenstein broth |
ers will give a musicale at the Chris |
tian church Thursday evening. The
public Is cordially invited.
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The teachers and members OF the
Mothers Club in the second ward
will give reception to the patrons
of that ward who are not mem
bers OF the club. Thursday afternoon,
at 3 O'Clock. All are cordially In
yited. A program has been arranged
and refreshments will be served.
One OF the smart juvenile doings
of the week was the party given by
Mrs. c l.. Byrne Monday afternoon
10 her little son Cassius in honor
Of his tenth birthday anniversary.
the guests had received dainty in
yilations the previous Saturday and
each responded in their best bib and
tucker. IL was season party and
each guest was given ball and a
heart was pinned over the heart OF
each little girl and the boys were to
strike al the heatr and the one
that he pierced he was to take to
supper. The house was decorated
in ferns and cut flowers. The dining
room was a perfect dreamland for
the children, for in it was long
table profusely set with all the dain-
ties that tempt a child, and was
centered with huge birthday cake
on which burned ten lighted candles,
and places were set for forty merry
girls and boys. The host was the re-
| clpient of number of handsome
gifts.
Misses Francis Bowman and Joy
Moore served punch in the library
Mrs. Byrne was assisted in enter
tainingI tle likre pnes by Me-.
danes Mcknight. Charles Anderson
and Williams.
The guests were:
Charles Sammons and Mary Ander-
| son.
Charles Anderson and Sarah Rivers.
Dude Pfieffer and Mary Boon.
James Boon and Mary Smith.
James Thompsin and Joy Ringer.
Wallace Stevens and Ernestlne
Guillot
VIM. Crockett and Clara Fielder
Lorenzo Love and Gueno Roberts.
Melvin Coleman and JOY Moore.
Stanley Brown and Francis German.
Fred Skipworth and Jewell Banks.
Robert Simpson and Nelse Coleman.
Henry Potterf and Margaret Wal
cctt.
George Williams and Pearl Hyden.
Bartin Moore ad Margaret Miller.
Wilhelm Sprekelmeyer and Francis
Jones.
John Thompson and Corinne West.
William Jamerson and Francis Bow
man.
James Pennington and Gladys Gull
lot. Hill Jamson.
Mistakes, like mosquitoes, are ever
floating around and johnny on the
spot" always at the wrong time.
but there is no profession or set OF
the Cross" for their mistakes as a
newspaper writer. The minister in
the pulpit, the judge on the bench,
the society leader and the ordinary
gossip-monger can quibble or explain,
argue or deny anything. be it false
or true, that they may have said.
and go scot free OF the consequences,
but the newspaper writer is nailed,
be he innocent or guIiy, be it
his error or the error Of those
autocrats, the prlnta,s, tie proof
reader or the press man. There IL is
in black and white, damaging evi-
dence not to be refuted or even
explained, for foolish Is he who
writes and tries to explain. The
Ardmoreite, though her friends are
kind and most generous to her mis-
takes, has her troubles. In the rush
and crush of getting to press and
getting the proper information over
the phone, when half dozen mem
bers of one club have to be called
up to find out what was done in
| one afternoon. any newspaper pub
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