The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-28
...SOCIETY... ...



Dont's.
Whatever your work or whatever it's
worth.
30 matter how strong and how
clever.
Some one will sncer If YOU pause to
hear.
And scoff at your best ,ndcayor.
For the target art has a broad ex.
pansc,
And wherever YOU chance 20 hit it,
Though c.osc be your aim to the bulls
eye of fame,
There are those who will never ad.
nit IT,.
Though the house applauds while the
artist plays,
And smiling word adorcs him.
Somebody is there with an cnnuiod air
To say that the acting borcs him.
For the tower Of art has a lofty
spirc.
With many a stair and landing,
And those who climb seem small Of
time
To one at the bottom standing.
So work along in your chosen niche
with a steady purpose to nerve you;
Let nothing men say who pass your
way
Relax your courage or swerve YOU,
The idle will flock by tn, Temple of
Art
For just the pleasure of gazing,
But climb to the top and do not stop
Though they may not be all praising.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Much interest IS felt in Tho Epsco.
ral Lcntcn tea which will be given
Tuesday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. r. y. Coleman Mrs. c %. Bum
vii, assist Mrs. Coleman as hostess.
/ An excellent musical program will be
given. There will also be plate in
which all callers will have the priyi.
/ ge and opportunity to give an Offering
all friends are most cordially invited.
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The Aid society Of the Christian
church will meet Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. Because of the few in at.
tendance, this meeting is called all
members are earnestly requested to
come.
The Chatting Dish club postponed
their meeting for last week until this
week. Miss Natalie Williams will
be hostess to the club Wednesday
night.
/ Miss Coleman of Ashley. Illinois,
/ Miss Brown of Anna, Illinois, and Miss
/ Bessie Byers of Denison. are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs r. y. Coleman.
Miss Wynne Ledbetter. daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Ledbetter, who
/ is attending the university at Nor.
man, Okla, is visiting here. She is
accompanied by Miss Mcmillan.
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The Carter Avenue Home Mission.
airy society met at Mrs. John Holland 5
/ Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Rogers was
leader for the afternoon. The Bible
lessons for March were completed
There was a good attendance of mem,
Der and visitor
The ladies will have baskets contain,
ing lots of good things to be sold on
election day to raise the fund for
their pledge for Hargrove college
These ladies should be patronlzed
largely.
The Ladies Of the Leaf had an un
usually interesting meeting at the
home Of Mrs. c NJ. Campbell Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Potterf being absent, sent hel
paper, which was read by Mrs. w. A
Ledbetter. The program was mos
eXcelently rendered. Prof. Evans ad
dressed the ladies in regard to voting
for the school bonds All were in
tensely interested and after register
ing the next morning, by their voting
carried the bond issu. mos success
fully.
+ + I.
One of the most enjoyable socia
events of the season was given by the
Elks az their home Friday veening il
honor of the young ladies' who so gra
ciously assisted them in making
Careless Cupid the success that 4
was. Cupids, careless cupids and cnor
us girls were very much in eyidenc,
throughout the evening and tended tC
make the dance the pleasantest Of tn,
season. LOwenstein's orchestra fur