The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-21
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Wednesday evening will be largely
attended, by out of town folk.
Among those who are expected
are:
Miss beatrice Won Keller and
Miss Jennie Williams of Norman.
Miss Van Wormer of Ada.
Miss Estelle Torbett of Ada, with
Mrs. Bert Foster
Mrs. F. A. Bonner of Ada with
Miss Inez Stewart.
Miss Sallie 10 Duston of Ar'kan-
sas, with Miss Vela Wolverton.
Miss Adams, Greenwood. Texas,
with Miss Helen Hammar.
Miss Cortelde Buchanan, of Mariet-
ia, with Mrs. T. N. Coleman.
Miss Bette Walon of Hugo, with
Miss Sue Frame.
Miss Wynn Ledbetter of Oklahoma
City.
Miss Daisy Roberts of Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. Agnew of Pauls Valley.
Miss Vivian Garvin of Pauls Val
ley.
Miss Gail Cruce and Misses Colby
and Greva, from Kid-Key College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Franklin
Maddox of Ada, with Mrs. Bert
Foster.
Mrs. Jno. Law James Love, Scott
Worley, Mr.. Kerr, all of Pauls Val
ley.
Mr.. Pate Miller of Gainesville.
Mr. Ebert Jones of Hugo, Okla.
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One of the most charming hospi-
talities of week notable for its
many parties was the Five Hundred
Party on Saturday afternoon, given
| by Mrs. Charles l.. Anderson in hon
or Mrs. Hickie of Omaha, guest
of Mrs. j. n. Dodson, and Mrs. Ra-
mie of New Jersey, guest of Mrs.
H II Sayre.
EAIlCl lHC Ssilhto IL utlItlouS
con was served Mesdames Hickie,
Dodson, Ramie, Sayre, T. N. Cole
man, Arthur Walcott, Guy P. Cobb,
Byron Drew, L. H. Love, Humphrey,
Sylvester Mullen, Floy Mullen, Mo-
ran Scott, C. l.. Byrne, J. A. Nc
Naught, A. c. Cruce, w. D. Potter
w. A. Edwards, George Walker,
John Dexter, Miss Walters, Ben
Allen, Ceci,e Jones, C. NJ. Campbell,
Lula Morgan, w. p. Poland, Ray
Poland, Rob PolanA, NJ. German,
William Pfieffer, w. A. Colley, T.
A. Thurmond, B. A. Simpson. John
Nichols, Bertha Whiteman, Bert Fos-
ter. Mark Kirkpatrick, Eb Evans,
Clay Hancock, j. b. Moore, Carrie
Maxwell, Arthur Straehley Ston-
um, Charley Adams, julius Kahn.
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Miss Gail Cruce will return this
week from Sherman, where she is
studying music in the N. r. F. c..
Two of her school friends will ac-
company her and many merry fes-
! tivities will mark their visit.
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A most enjoyable social event Of
the week was a progressive luncheon
| Friday afternoon, which was attend
ed by about fifty of Mrs. Frank
Madox's friends. The guests were en-
tertained first by Mrs. S. NJ. Tor
bett, assisted by the following la
| dies, who composed the house party
at the reception the evening Mrs
MADDOX was marrieli: Mesdames Eb-
ey, Duncan, LeFever, Kice, CroXton
Galbraith, Beck, Mason, Rodarmel
Hope, Simpson, Neathery and Conn
A delicious ice course was served
From Mrs. Torbett's the guests We're
invited over to the new home of
Mrs. Frank MADDOX, where the young
bride was a most charming hostess
This is a beautiful little home, and
it was a delight to Mrs. Madox's
friend to meet her there. She was
assisted in entertaining and serving
tea by her bridesmaids, Misses Sims,
Thompson, Kyle and Torbett.-Dal-
las News.
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Miss Irene Eddleman of Ada vis-
tied friends here the past week.
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The Presbyterian, Broadway Bap-
tist, Broadway Methodist and Chris
tan chur rches will hold union
Thanksgiving services at the Pres
byterian church on Thanksgiving
Day. the new pastor of the Broad
way Methodist church viii preach
the sermon.