The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-29

The Senior class is coming in foi
its share of the Christmas merri-
nent. On Tuesday evening they were
most delightfully."- entertained by Miss
Mable Snider when the parties OF
the week in their honor were start
ed Last night Miss jeanette Moore
was hostess, Tonight Miss Ethel NJ.
Coy, and Saturday night Miss Lo.
rcna Cruce.
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"PolIy of the Circus"
Did 1t ever occur to you that the
most successful comedy in the coun-
try could also be the most prolific
tearproducer on the American stage?
Whether ii did or not, doesn't mat
ter. POLY of the Circus" in whicA
winsome little Miss Georgia Opp is
breaking the theatrical records Of
the nation anil which comes here to-
morrow night, has one hundred and
thirty eight good hearty laughs in
it-laughs that sweep through the
audience like a summer breeze and
cause every diaphragm between the
top row in the gallery and the front
row in the orchestra to vibrate with
JOY. 1t also brings to every throat
at least a dozen big gulps, and al
eleven different times forces tears
to the eyes of every man, woman
and child present who has eyesight
and can hear. Polly of the Circus
combines dramatic presentation with
the spectacular features of a mann
moth tent show.
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With Miss Ethel McEIroy
Miss Ethel McElroy will entertain
the Senior class of the Ardmore pub
lie schools at her home this evening.
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Beautiful Christmas Tree.
One of the prettiest Christmas
trees of the holiday season was that
of little Miss Nell McElroy, who
wantdl several little friends to share
it with her.
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Miss Liza Cruce of ArdmOre,
niece of Governor-elect Cruce, is the
guest of Mrs. w. R. Clements of
Capitol IIill.-Oklahoman
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It Might Have Been!
Mrs. John Threadgill of this city
Mrs. W. r. Clement of Capitol HILL
Mrs. David A. McDouglas of Sapu'pa
and Mrs. Charles r. Hume of Ana
darkO, Okla, have been extended an
invitation to he present at the cere-
monies attending the laying of the
cornerstone of the Girls Industrial
School and College at Ardmore on
the afternoon of January 3. These
four ladies will arrive in Ardmore
in time to attend a rally in the
morning which precedes the ceremo.
nies of the afternoon. A banquet
will take place in the evening. The
four federated clubs of Arlmore will
entertain the visitors.-Oklahoman
Merely a typographical error-as
well as a typographical one.
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In honor of Mrs. Homer Wilson of
Terre Haute, Indiana, Mrs. John Teer
entertained very delightfully."- on yes
terday afternoon with several tables
of five hundred.
Holly and Christmas bells were
used for house decorations with fra
grant carnations as flowers.
Misses Frazier and Davis of Mus
kogee were honor guests.
4 dainty luncheon was served
Mesdames Lamont Byars, Eb Evans,
30 Blake of Marietta, Ray Poland,
Rob Poland, w. p. Polani, Charles
Anderson, J. A. Mcknight, Moran
Scott. T. y. Coleman, Hal Buchan.
an. II. H. Sayre, B. A. Simpson,
Fred Gates. E. E. Guillot, J. G. Alb
ernathy. II. Z. Foster, p. c. Dings,
Cecile Jones, Harold Wallace, Rich
ard Lester, Fish. William Pfieffer,
c. L. Byrne, w. R. Bleakmore, Mad
dox. Homer Wilson, c. NJ. Camp
bell: Misses Floy Mullen, Lena Gar
denhire Muffett and Fnazier.
Misses Frazier and Davis will re-
main with Mrs. John Teer until
Sunday, when they will return to
their school work in Muskogee.