The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-27
Mrs. Marable Entertains.


more society none was more thorough
ly enjoyed than the Normal one tend
cred Mrs. Leslie Matthews of Powie
Texas, by her sister, Mrs. Joseph Mar
ale from nine until eleyen-thirty
Tuesday morning.
The house was attractiyely set with
beautiful ferns and red geraniums
that looked like the very heart Of
summer.
The guest book was quaint and orig
inal, Japanese girls done in water col
ors. and presided over by Mrs. Easley.
The first contest was:
DO you know Ardmore's business
men, and was so original and clever,
must give it mere so those who fu:-
nlshed this contest may also enjoy IL.
/. What firm is in its infancy
Young.
>. What mans name is material
for building
3. What mans name describe5 a i
amateurs first painting ,-Daube.
4. What man was associated with
Tippecanoe in one political campaign?
Tyler.
5. What man is driven though
he's neither nails nor tacks STAPLES.
6. What mans name was scanned
up in your last ress?-Selvidge.
7. Another name for military fort?
Post.
s. What mans name represents a
popular secret Mason.
8. Result of Cupid's game Love.
10. 'Tis a long Lane that has no
turning.
II. One of Colorado's notable feat
ures Hill.
-. Burr's opponent in a famous
duel?-,Hami' ton.
13 Entrance to a dwelling?-Hall
H. The finish to a picture?-
Frame
Is. 4 foreign coin?-Farthing.
16 A popular beverage?-Coffee.
Il. A kind OF bread?-Brown
Is. What happened to Johnnies toe
after it was cut?-Bledsoe.
19. A favorite fruit?-Apple.
In this contest there was a cut for
the prize by Miss Patton of sulphur,
Mesdames. Cruce, Kruger, ,Dings and
Conlee in which Miss Patton won the
prize a hand-painted picture which
she presented to the guest of honor,
In the next contest the ladies had
an opportunity to display their artist
ic ability. They were given tissue pa
per and requested to tear from it the
best representation they could of an
elephant When all had done this the
name was written on one side of the
elephant and number on the other,
and they were pinned name side down
to the portieres. Now you should
have seen those elephants. They were
whole menagerie in themselves.
Some were lame, halt and blind and
others minus a limb or two, and some
had lost their trunk.
rhe guests were given slips of pa
per and asked to grade the best and
worst elephants. To Mrs. Cecil Will
lams was awarded the prize for the
best elephant, a hand painted engage
ment book. which she graciously gave
10 the honor guest.
To Mrs. Drew fell the BOBBY prize
toy elephant and some of her
friends suggested that she visit the
circus on its next appearance here.
A delicious salad course was served.
Those who enjoyed this gracious
hospitality and had the pleasure #
meeting Mrs. Matthews were:
Mesdames w. W. Sanford, l.. q.
Shelton. J. B. Spragins, Conlee, Sidney
Suggs, Jolly, Evans, II. Sutherland,
II. G.. Tabor Haight, Jno. Whiteman,
y. c. Wood. Williams, Oscar Shumate,
Richard Lester, Cummins, d. +. Allen,
5. A. Apple, Rosa c. Bell. J. T. Bled-
soc, J. W. Kruger, l.. II. Love, Walter
Madden, Errett Dunlap, Will Praeter,
Frank Pierce. 7. A. Thurmand, Hen
ey, S. Daube, Geo. Ramsey, J. b.
Brady. A. NJ. Brady, G. H. Bruce. Jas.
T. Burns, \. c. Cruce, p. c. Dings,
Duston. Byran Drew, Jno. Eas!ey, Jno
Edwards, Bert Foster W. p. Frame
Lon Frame, Tom Frame, Fowlks OF
| lJaila1. Tex, Frank Gates, Grubbs
Gunter c. b. Hanks Jas. w Hannah
J. W. Harreld, Jno. Hinkle, Mara
Kirkpatrick. Corlew, Jas. Sparks oi
Sulphur. Leslie Matthews, OF Bowie
Tex; Mrs. $ f. Wallace. Misses
Katherine Patton OF Sulphur Adat
Drew. Lily Comegys Of Gainesville
Sue Frame. Myrtle Frame, Moilie
Whitfield. Vera Olive, Vallie Sut1er