The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-02
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I welcome all visitors to her studio ana
offer for display a number of beautiful
pictures which viii. be appreciated by
both artists and those who appreciate
art.
On Monday she will begin her art
class at Mrs. Randols. A cordial an
vitation Is extended to every one In
the city, who takes interest in pictures
and China painting, to be present
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orio Club.
The Orio club met on Friday after
noon with Mrs. G. II. Webb with
good attendance.
THE Dawn of the Reformation was
the general lesson topic.
Roll call was answered by Dramatis
Personae in Henry VIII.
The reading of the prologue fol
lowed
A splendid paper on "Loyo!a and the
Jesuits." was read by Miss Sue Frame.
The topics for discussion were:
Henry VIII.
Epilogue Plays.
Scenes and Historic Dates.
The class read Act One, Scene One,
Mrs. Spendler played beautiful plano
selection which was followed by tne
table talk on the Works and Influence
OF the Great Reformers."
The subject for discussion was New
York" and was led by Miss Myrtle
Frame The parliamentary drill was
"To Postpone Indefinitely" and was
led by Miss Vera Olive.
A very much appreciated number or
the program was the vocal solo by
Miss Hanna.
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Won Blue Ribbon.
Miss Marie West left Saturday for
Oklahoma City to be the guest for
several days of Misses Grace and Hell
en- Ledbetter.
Miss Marie made several entries
in the amateur art exhibit at the Ok
lahoma State Fair and had the honor
of taking the blue ribbon for one pic
ture. The picture Is a sketch of two
bird dogs and far surpassed any 9TH
or entries in that line. Miss Marie IS
receiving the congratulations OF no-t
OF friends and acquaintances.
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Party.
a measuring party IS given to you,
'Tis something novel as well as new.
With the invitation is the sack,
For use in bringing or sending back
Three cents for every foot you're tall
Measure yourself on door or wall
An extra cent for each inch given
And thereby show how high you live
With light refreshments. games and |
pleasure,
Wen greet you for your price of
measure.
Methodist Parsonage, Oct. 4, S p. NJ.
The above invitation is self-expIan-
atory The ladies wish to state that
the invitation Is extended to every.
one in the city and If you would like
20 come be sure to be on hand.
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Mothers Club.
The Mothers Club of the Third
Ward meets on Friday afternoon at
he school building, when 1t is hoped
here will be large attendance. Mrs.
A. c. Cruce, the president, will be
eader and will give a talk on why
he Mothers Cub"
Some excellent music has been
for the afternoon.
Mr.. Evans will make a talk on "The
}ood Always Derived in Mothers
Club" Following the bulness and ut-
,rary program social session will
,e held.
A cordial invitation is extended TO
III members of other Mothers Clubs TO
,e present and to all patrons of the
Third Ward.
The year books will be ready sJr
distribution.
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Vho Wants a Baby?
The Benevolent Society have a baby
hey would like to place In some good
ONE. Mrs. Holden, the matron of the
ociety Is taking care of the baby now
nd unless a satisfactory home Is Of
cred the little fellow he will be sent
o an orphans asylum.
The child will be two months old the ,
eventeenth OF October, and is
turdy youugster. If you are inter-
sted in him, telephone Mrs. Holden,
Tho will answer all inquiries.
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With Mrs. Hancock.
Mrs. Clay Hancock entertained a
umber OF friends on Friday afternoon {
nth very delightful party in honor :
f her mother, Mrs. Whitfield of De- :
roit, Texas.
After few games OF Bridge Whist
nd FortyTwo a dainty luncheon was :
erved Mesdames Wood, McColiom,
,ichols. Whiteman Simpson. Alexan-
er, Potter, Anderson. Poland, Ray
oland. Dexter, Sayre, Whiteman, Wil-
ans, Whitfield. Miss Myers.
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m Excellent Teacher.
Miss Myrtle Purdy, who was men,
er OF the faculty here last year, now