The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-03
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With Miss Corena Cruce.

| public schools We're entertained ol
Saturday evening with a watch par
ty by Miss Lorena Cruce at her home
in Hargrove Heights.
On entering, the lame of some
noted person was pinned on the bacl
of each guest and they had to guess
who they were from the conyersa
| ton of their fellow guests. Mucf
merriment ensued while they estab
lished their identity
Games We're played in the early
part OF the evening and later the
Virginia Reel was danced.
Two of the guests became so hi
larious in the progress of the dance
that it was finally stopped because
Of their meriment. The guests in
question are entirely too serious
minded and dignified to get their
names mixed up with the Society
columns, but the class of 1911 know
who they are all right.
Tho new year was heralded with
all the enthusiasm it merits and
they gave hearty Rah! Rah! Rah!
for theprincipal event of the year
to-be-the graduation exercises of
the public schools.
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EpWorth League Social.
A very merry and very informal
entertainments of the holidays was
the watch party of the Epworth
League on Saturday evening with
Mrs. Ran Webb at her home In
Hargrove Heights.
Christmas decorations of holly and
mist1etoe adorned the house in hon,
or of the event, and ferns. palms
and flowers were used as floral
decorations.
The welcome salutation was eX-
tended by Mrs. Webb, Miss Lane
ana Mrs. Bell.
Misses Sarah Gross and nellie
Ikard greeted the guests at the stair
way.
A most interesting program was
enjoyed with numbers from the mu
sicians present as follows:
Vocal selection-Mr. John Free
man.
Piano selection-Mrs. Will Camp
bell
Reading-Mrs. Sarah Gross.
Piano selection-Miss Gladys Holt |
Several games were played for |
he amusement of the guests.
In the dining room the decorations |
we're especially lavish.
Refreshments were served by |
Misses Lane and Butcher, Messrs.
Webb and Bell.
The new year was heralded with
cheers ond a most hap.
~ evening spent in bidding the old
ear farewell.
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With Misses Coleman and Walcott
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. n
'oleman on Washington street, was
he scene of happy gathering on
evening, when their daugh,
err Miss Geraldine Coleman and her
ousin, Miss Helen Walcott, enter
aimed large number of friends
nth "a Christmas dance
The dance was given amidst a
citing of Christmas evergreens, hol
y, mistletoe and Christmas ellis,
18th which the Coleman hone had
cen decked for the holidays.
The programs We're daintily deco
ated with Yuletide symbols and
ore for the new years greeting
lessaee from Gerry and Heine,'
ne nicknames of the two honorees.
cross the front page was the en-
raving Gerry and Heine wish you
appy New Year."
The grand march was led by Miss
ntoinette Cobb and Fayette Blake.
Iiss Vera Olive was floor man
ger.
Several pretty favors were intro
lced during the evening, among
lem chrysanthemums for bouton.
eres which the girls pinned on the
oys' coats when they favored them
the girls choice.
Refreshing punch was served dur
g the evening by riisses Nelse
oleman and Marjorie Walcott, the
Sters of the hostesses.
After a merry evening in dancing
,licious refreshments were served
isses Georgia Simpson, Helen Sayre
Use Potterf, Keyte Madden, Louisa
ove, Ethel lkard, Mary Brown, :,
ara Herbert, Marie West, Winnie :,
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