The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-07

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recommendation of the civic commit
tee who hope to accomplish great re-
suits in tree planting this spring.
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Fashion News For Women.
Oh, woman, woman, See what they
are going to do to you now, The
fashionably attired woman Of the
coming spring and summer" says a
Paris authority, will be dressed like
Turk, a Spaniard, a Japanese, a
grand dame of the first empire, and a
convict" "A hodgepodge of modes" ="
he calls it, and we would go further
and say very hash of style. Here's
the way he figures it out: Hat Turk
ish turban; jacket-Spanish bolero,
but with Japanese kimono sleeves;
skirt - high-waisted empire, with
loud, perpendicular convict stripes"
There you are, and what combina-
ton. Still it will go with the women
DtNduot al 10 Cdg > oO, anu IL VIII 81
with the rest of us because-well, be-
cause there's woman inside of it
and not even the fool dressmakers of
Paris can make her anything but what
she is, God bless her. penitentiary
stripes and all!-San Antonio Light
and Gazette.
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Mrs. F.. B. McElroy paid the teach
ers very delightful compliment on
Saturday evening when she entertain
ed in their honor at her home in
Hargrove Heights. Carnations and
ferns were used for floral decorations
in artistic arrangement. Games oc-
cupied the evening and were scored
by velvet pin cushions in which a pin
marked each successful game. Misses
Boone and Wilkerson were high scor-
ers and were rewarded with a frag-
rant bouquet of carnations. Miss
Katie Johnson and Miss Ethel McEl- |
roy assisted the hostess in serving
a dainty luncheon which reflected the
chosen colors for house decorations
red and green. Mrs. McElroy's guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Clintock; Misses Carson, Moffett,
Wilkerson, Boone; Mr..
Meade; Misses Katie Johnson and
Ethel McElroy.
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The First Ward Mothers club will |
observe Patriotic Day on Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. Chas.
C. Weith will be leader. His subject
will be, Mothers as Makers of Ma
tons" Misses Garbutt, Doris West
heimer and the Glee club will have
numbers on the program. Mrs. Crit
tendon is chairman of decoration. All
are urged to be present. Wis
Itors are always welcome.
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Mrs. Arthur Straehley compliment
ed Miss Edith Walters on Saturday
evening with very interesting party
at her home on F street, southwest.
After a series of tortytwo, luncheon
was served Misses Hanna, Grace Will
liams, Walters, Mary Cruce, Virginia
Bennett, Gail Cruce, Liza Cruce,
Sadie Hall, Natalie Williams: Messrs.
Rogers, Prather. Zan Williams, Roy
Johnson, Tyre, Don RUSSELL Clarence
Gregg, Bagley, Drew Nichols.
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Mrs. A. Lowenstein left Sunday for
market at Chicago and New York
city. Miss Jeanette Lowenstein ac-
her. Mrs. Lowenstein in
lends to buy even larger stock than
usual this season.
"Paid in Full"
Paid in Full" was a splendid at
traction last evening at the Robson
opera house. In fact, there has been
better this winter-with the
possible exception of Walker White
side.
The play is one that does not re-
quire many actors, but must nave
them actors of merit.
The story centers around selfish
husband who would sacrifice his wife
to protect himself from public expos
lre, when his employer discovers that
he has stolen a large sum of money
from the firm.
The main characters are Joseph
Brooks the husband and COLLECTION of