The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-19


torium vibrant with the concentrate !
cd energy. courage and strength of
purpose OF 100000 women. and the
ushers-sweet young girls In white
gowns and sashes worn saltirewise,
to whom Will descend some day the
privilege of carrying on the good
work-do the rest. But the ushers
are another yignettc.'
Among the many festivities which
will relieve the serious business
of the biennial. one, for which in
vitaticns have just been issued If
of especial interest II is dinner
to be given at the Business Mems
club on May IL by Mrs. William
Tod lIclmuth Of Central Park, West. /
New York city, In honor Of the
pioneer workers of the General
Federation. The pioneer workers
are the eN-officcrs Of the General
Federation. banded together to keep
alive the traditions of the work ac-
complished since its inception, in
1890 1t is interesting to know that
two years ago. when President
Roosevelt called together the conscr
walton conference in the east room
of the white house to consider con
seryatlon Of the natural resources Of
the country, the president OF the
General Federation of Womcn's
Clubs lthen Mrs. Decker of DcnyerD.
was invited to be one OF that distin.
guishcd assembly. together with the
governors of all the states. the mem
bers Of the cabinet and the supreme
bench and the presidents Of a few
large National organizations. The
president of the General Federation
was the only woman who has ever
been asked To- take part in a con
ference of that sort, and every mem
Der today feels "A just pride in the
fact. Among the pioneer workers,
some OF whom have passed over to
the great majority and others who
are expected at the biennial and
whose names are familiar to all
readers of literature or followers OF
public questions, are Mrs. Jennie G.
Crowley. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
Mrs. May Wright Sewell. Mrs. Phoe
be A. Hearst, Mrs. Kate Tannatt
Mrs. Ellen II. Henrotin. Mrs. vii
liam Tod Hclmuth. Mrs Cornelia G.
Fairbanks. Mrs. Robert J. Burdette,
Mrs. May Alden Ward. The only
Ohio women who are ex-offcers OF
the General Federation are Mrs.
'Buchwater, the late Mrs. Orr Of
Piqua and Miss Annie Laws.-Cin.
cinnati Enquirer.
IT.
Mrs James FoltZ of TT. Smith, Ark,
is visiting Mrs j. VI. Moore AZ her res.
idence on G street $. W.
Mrs L. +. Paryine has returned from
! an extended visit in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. +. X. liodgcS OF Okla
Iona, Miss. have arrived to make Ard
more their home. Mr. Hodges is a
travelling man and will make Ardmore
his headquarters.
Circle Two of the Home Mission So
ciety OF the Broadway Methodist
church enjoyed a social afternoon
with Mrs. y. c. Woods on yesterday
afternoon, when quite a number OF cal
lers were entertained.
Misses Bell and Roper were enjoyed
in several musical selections. The
| Circle feels very grateful to Mr. Post
| for courtesics extended them.
/ Refreshments OF sherbet and cake
were served,
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Byrne have re-
turned from New Orleans where they
spent a most delightful fortnight
w. w. Whtcman of Oklahoma City
visited Ardmorc yesterday.
A dinner party at Chickasaw lake IS
being enjoyed today complimentary
to Miss Wurzbach, guest OF Mrs. Val
Mullen.
Miss Lillian McNeese has returned
from pleasant weeks end visit al
Ada.
The Orio club will have their reg
ular program on the evening of Friday
the 22nd at the home OF Mrs. Webb
The Call Of the BLOOD
for publication. finds voice in pimples
boils. sallow complexion, a jaundiced
look. moth patches and blotches on
the skin.-all signs OF liver trouble
But DIR. Kings New Life Pills make
I al. l. III.