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

Christian Church Bazaar.
The ladies of the Christian churcl
announce that their bazaar will bt
held tomorrow, all day long, at the
building formerly occupied by the
Ardmore State Bank, next door tc
Posts drug store.
They have a big bazaar this year
with a display of articles that will
tempt Santa Claus to many purchas
ers.
Christmas shoppers are urged to
take time to give them visit and
solve the problem of Christmas Civ.
ing by generous patronage.
In connection with the bazaar will
be held a market, when many de-
licious eatables will be on sale-home-
made breads, pies, cakes, etc.
All day long hot chocolate and
cocoa will be served.
Be sure to patronize them.
*x*xx
For Miss AIvis.
On Saturday evening Mrs. H. B.
Cullom entertained a few guests in
honor of Miss Floy Avis Of Fort
Worth.
A tray was passed from which each
guest chose a tiny stocking. The
stockings We're matched in like col
ors for partners and the tables found
by the colors of the flowers upon
them.
On each table was a bouquet of
flowers Of the same color as the
stockings. The games were scored
with candy beans, which were drop
ped in the stockings. After the
games a dainty luncheon was served
Misses Walters, Wilkerson, Mat
thews, Morgan, Avis, Grace Williams,
Lavine Wood; Messrs. Noble. Hoff-
man, Cox, Roy Johnson, Fred Carr,
Clarence Gregg and Don Russell
**kk+
Surprise Wedding.
1t takes people of more than ordi-
nary ingenuity to surprise their
friends about something that every
body is looking for-but Harry Til
linghast and Miss Lila Stansell were
just that sharp when they We're mar
ried in Fort Worth on Saturday aft
ernoon.
Miss Stansell and her mothd-, Mrs.
]. ]. Stansell, on last Saturday morn
ing took the early train to Fort
Worth to do some shopping for the
approaching wedding, which had been
set for a few days preceding Christ
mas. At least that is what Mrs.
Stansell thought, but Miss Lila had
another idea in view and was not
at all surprised when after the Drain
was we'll on the way to Fort Worth,
Mr.. Tillinghast appeared aboard and
was bound for the same city.
The young people managed to pur-
suade Mrs. Stansell to let them move
the wedding day up week or so
and on arriving in Fort Worth, were
married at the Presbyterian manse
by Rev. D. Caldwell, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church.
Since the denoument of this shop
ping expedition, Mrs. Stansell's serv-
ices as a chaperone are in demand.
Telegrams to Mrs. Byars, other
relatives and friends announced the
marriage and foretold their return on
the midnight train Saturday. A num-
Der of friends sat around the station
to meet the bride and
groom, and after shivering around
the platform for at least ten minutes
while the passengers alighted, were
by the appearance of Mrs.
Stansell, unattended.
For the second time Mr.. and Mrs.
eluded their friends.
They returned yesterday and left
at once for Pauls Valley, where they
will make their home.
Early Christmas week they will
leave for New Mexico to spend
Christmas week with Mr. Tillinghast's
Miss Stansell Is a daughter of Mr..