The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-18
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~ BY MARY GwYN wHTEMAN TELEPHONE No. l42

home and formed most artistic dec
orations for the event.
Between the doorways portlerres
OF hearts formed 4 dainty screen
and across the windows they wer"
drawn in graceful lines.
Ferns and palms were beautifully
employed as floral decorations and
the scarlet color scheme was car
ried out in verbenas and roses.
Mrs. Arthur Kyle welcomed the
arriving guests and Mrs. +. J.. Evans
introduced the receiving line-Mrs.
Sam Noble, Miss Margaret Guth-
ridge, Miss Mae stephens, Miss Vera
Olive, Mrs. Mac Dowell Campbell
and Mrs. Crawford Howard.
Many amusing features were intro
duced for the guests entertainment.
First, the married ladies present
were asked to tell some one expert
ence of their honeymoon and soma
very amusing stories were recounted
fer the honoree's benefit
Then hearts were passed and the
ladies asked to write some bit OF adj
vice for Miss Guthridge Many and
varied were the admonitions. and all
of them provoked much merriment.
Mrs. j. \. Madden read the Say
ings of MIS-. Solomon" which were
thoroughly enjoyed, although Mrs.
Solomon, having been compelled to
share her husband with 50 many 9th
or wives. could not have had the
rich store of experience from which
to draw, as the guests who had n
husband all TO themselves.
Teiegrams we're distributed and the
guests wrote messages OF congratula-
ton, each containing only eight words
and each word beginning with one
OF the letters in Margaret" That Ia
dies are able to talk and write un'
der any circumstances was clearly
proven in the witty and numerous
messages Miss Guthridge received.
The young ladies present would be
lonesome, Mrs. Noble feared, with so
much prominence given the married
folk, VINO were the sages OF the oc.
casGn. so she had a gypsy fortune
teller who revealed the mysterious
happcnings of the future and told
them divers and strange thinS hl'
lay hidden in their hands. Mrs. Va
ter Madden in this ro'e was splendid
and her gay costume, piCturesqlcly
ih greens and reds, gay"
quite a gypsy touch to h"r appear
anCc
The guests were inri,e1 % the
dining room for refreshments
Strcamers OF hearts wcY' testcrmFd
from the chandelier % the cable cor.
ners.
On rich lace centerpic"c. = "G'
glass bowl OF scarlat "e'nenaI messed
in bed Of asparagus ferns.
Misses Lydia Campball and MWe'
rev Noble and Master Graw!o?l
Campbell served The Guests Win
dainty refreshments.
Miss Mae Stephens r.r" each .
scarler heart as souvenirs Of such
a hapD, afterG',on
As tAc hour for leaviny came, Mis-
Guthrl l2e was csc"tci ny Misses u
gram and Olive 20 chair whi'h
stood beneath Z !;1"war, which had
long bcau noted with in'c""s. ~
the guests
Across the doorway tn" ri';e o.
linen h, been hung ~ srar."t :ih-
bons ami1 a veritahle sh'Ncr Of
;carle, hearts
When Mss GuthridEe was ."a'ed
Miss ingram cut the main ribbon |
md tn. hon.rca was shOwerol Nth
he many handsome aHd lovely gifts (
he ghosts nal h"ough'
MISS I'm n-nllu"r IS NttU'N HNcI III /.
irdmo'c, where her sweet AID fra- I
,ious manner has made fer ter many |
friends.
She has been a most hclp' \ NON /
,e- of :ae community and those who :
leard her Sunday School C'a!s a, he ,
church 90 through tLciy !
exercises this summer
NOV how much she will be Missed .
n chnrcl circles. as well as s-cinlly. /
She g ne ward rf he" nu'le W
:? Campbell. Nhc has teen to hHr
father. ard is the nice o. 'Lhae
Campbell and Mr.. VI. u. Campbell.
Mp. Males is the superintendent cf
for prominent Texas
irm of architects ami for while
will be located in fort Worth, Texas,
where he will take his bride tomor-
ow
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