The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-27
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which six guests We're entertained IN
honor of Miss Vallie Sutherland.
bride of next month.
The color scheme for the table
decorations was pink and white.
A bouquet of pink carnations was
the centerpiece.
Pink satin ribbons were festooned
| from the chandelier TO the corners
of the tables, where a graceful bou-
quet Of ferns markell their termi-
nation. Many merry toasts were
drunk to the bride and good wishes
extended her. A delicious dinner in
eight courses was served Misses
Lena Gardenhire, ValIie Sutherland
and Mrs. Miller; Messrs. Lisle IT.
vine, Baker of Muskogee and Roy
Johnson.
Mrs. Miller and little daughter,
Margaret, are home for the Thanks
giving holidays.
Mrs. Miller returns today.
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Five Hundred.
Miss Elizabeth Simpson entertain
ed with Five Hundred on Friday
afternoon in honor of Miss Gail
Cruce and her houee party, Misses
Colby and Greva of Sherman. The
house decorations were of chrysan-
themums, which were used profusely
throughout the parlors.
After the games the visiting girls
were bindfolded and told that the
one who first touched a package,
daintily tied in tissue paper and
ribbons, that hung on the chandelier,
should receive the trophy of the af-
ternoon. A lively contest followed,
in which Miss Wynn Ledbetter was
victorious. On opening the dainty
parcel she disclosed a beautiful pair
of silk hose, which were exhibited
TO the envy of the other guests.
Misses Georgia Simpson and Elise
Potterf served dainty lunch to
Misses Gail Cruce, Vera Greva,
Byrle Colby, Eliza Cruce, Antoinette
Cobb, Dorothy Dixon, Margaret No
BILE, Mary Williams, Virginia Blake,
Nellie ikard, Walters, Eugene Nj
vouche, Katie Johnson, Julia Buford,
Beatrice Won Keller, Mildred Trud,
geon, Wynn Leibetter
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Missionary Meeting.
The Foreign Missionary Society of |
the Broadway Methodist church will |
meet at the church at o'clock on |
Thursday afternoon, when full at |
tendance is hoped for
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With Mrs. Westhemer.
The Ladies of the Leaf meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Max
Westheimer. Mrs. John Teer is lead
er, assisted by Mesdames Moran
Scott, L, G. Shelton, McKenney,
Charles Anderson, Westheimer and
Potter.
The lesson topic is the fourth and
fifth acts of Henry VIII.
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Miss Vallie Sutherland leaves to-
day for Oklahoma City for a few
days visit.
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Mothers Club Meets.
The Washington School Mothers
Club will meet Thursday afternoon
at three O'Clock with the following
program:
Roll Call-Quotations
Paper, The Child, the Home, and |
the School''-Mrs. Joyce.
Discussion - Mesdames Sullivan.
Washington and Lynn.
Piano solo-Mrs. Sam Weeks.
Reading-Miss Regina Blank.
Duet-Misses Margaret Salisbury
and Bessie Riley.
Reading, selected-Mrs. r. H. Hunt. |
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Dinner Party.
Mrs. A. c. Cruce entertained at
dinner today for Miss Gail Cruce,
Miss Eliza Cruce and Misses Greva
and Colby of Sherman.
Yellow and white was the color
scheme, with chrysanthemums for
decorations.
A delicious dinner was served in |
several courses.
Covers were placed for Misses |
Ruth PAUL Bogie, Elizabeth Simpson,
Mildred Trudgeon of Oklahoma City, |
Antoinette Cobb, Lorena Cruce, Eli |
"a Cruce, Byrle Colby, Vera Greva,
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