The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-06
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Wilkerson, Bennett.
The club meets next week with
Miss Adah Bennett.
With Mrs. McNaught
A very charming compliment 10
Mrs. Ramey of New Jersey VINO
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. H.
Sayre, was the luncheon OF Friday
at Mrs. ]. A. McNaught's.
Mrs. Mcknight chose pink and
and ferns were used as table
decoration and in serving the menu
this dainty color scheme was obserV-
ed
Covers were placed for Mes ames
John Dexter. II. II. Sayre, Ramey,
Carrie Maxwell, Arthur Straehley'
C. p. VanDenberg. L. l.. Byrne, L.
L. Anderson, Miss Walters of Illinois
and Mrs. Mcknight.
! Money for Missions.
At the annual general committee
meeting of foreign missions OF
the Methodist Episcopal church at
Baltimore the past week the main
subject for consideration was the
wisest method of distributing abou-
81 100000 among the foreign mis-
sions. This IS approximately the
amount the board has at its disposal
each year.
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Orio Club.
The Orio Club met on Friday af'
ternoon with Mrs. G. II. Webb with
the following splendid program:
The Divorce.
Roll Call--The Cathedrals of Eng
! land.
paper-"Germany under the En-
perors"-Miss Margaret Guthridge.
Reading-"Katherine's Plea for
Representation "
Tcpics-The Tower OF London
The Procession of Scene A. THE
iing Can 20 no Wrong"
Muse,
TatIc Talks SCI: Control and How
to Obtain it.
Selection.
Discussion-St Petersburg Miss
Sadie Hall.
PrOncuncing Test.
Parliamentary Drill-To Table
Miss Helen Answorth.
Vocal-"The Kings Highway" by
Moloy.
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The Melting Pot.
TO many the story of The Melt
ing Po." Is familiar, but it viii
bear repetition. In the melting pot
Of New York City are cast David
Quivano, a Russian Jew, who has
fled from his home, and Vera Rev
endal. He is a musician and she Is
settlement worker. She IS attracted
to him by his playing first and af-
terwards hy his personality.
With both of them 1t is almost
case of love at first sight.
She seeks him out at his home
and there for the first time learns
that he Is a Jew, which is a great
shock to her for she is the daugh-
ter of a Russian nobeman and has
been taught to despise the Jews.
But her love triumphs and she
does all in her power to aid the
young musician. She herself has
been a radical and has only escap-
ed Siberia by fleeing from Russia.
They confess their love and plans
are made for the wedding
The rejected suitor is young
American millionaire Quincy Dav-
export, who does all in his power
to break up the match, and finally
persuades Baron Rivendal, Vera's
father to come to this country to
prevent the marriage
Baron Reyendal, .: seems, was
/ the man who commanded the troops
/ who shot down David's family at
Kischinef, and it is rhe baron's face
that cons antly recurs to the young
| Jew in his horrible visions of the
| massacre.
The baron forhids his daughter
to marry a jew, but she insis.s
nn3 brings her lover and her father
together.
When David sees that his sweet
heart is the daughter Of the man
who has brought all his unhappi
ness to him, he turns from her and
goes back to his own people de
c!aring that nothing can bridge the
sea of blood that lies between them.
He goes his way and she goes hers,
but the closing act brings them to-
gPther