The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-31

custom OF placing flowers at the
cross roads when they move camp.
Miss Hanna sang Swallows with
. Mrs. y. H. Mccoy as accompaniment.
The Ardmore public is very partial
to Miss Hannas voice and her selec-
tion of yesterday was a particularly
beautiful one.
The continued applause which fol
lowed her selection was rewarded
with an encore.
At the conclusion of the program
the guests were invited to the dining
room.
The table was spread with a rich
Mexican drawn-work cloth and light
ed with candles in silver candle
abra and green shades.
Carnations were the center-piece
with green and white ribbons from
the chandelier.
Mrs. H. C. Potterf poured the
tea.
Among the guests, other than
club members, We're Mesdames b. A.
Simpson, Kennett Hudson, Tom
Frame n. C. Woods, Alexander, w.
| |. Cruce, n. II. Woods, Smith of
Muskogee, c. l.. Byrne, j. A. Nc
| Naught, p. Dunn, Joe Weiss, NJ. Cor
man, Bleakmore, T. n. Coleman,
Kruger, Harreld, McClintock, Nc
Coy, T. II. Sturgeon; Misses Ham
mond Moffett, Daisy Nichols, Walters
of Illinois, Bearman of Mississippi,
jeanette Lowenstein and others.
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The Maccabees meet on Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'clock at
their hall. All members are urged
to make a special attempt to be
present.
The Benevolent Society meets to-
morrow afternoon az three o'clock
with Mrs. c.. P. Van Denberg. All
members are urged to be present,
since officers will be elected at this
meeting.
Mrs. Clarke, milliner of the White
House, left yesterday to pay short
visit to relatives in Illinois, before
going to manket. Mrs. Clarke will
have an especially attractive show
ing of spring styles.
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Mrs. Maggie w. Barry, who oc-
cupies the chair of English litera-
ture in North Texas college, and
who in prominent in the education
al work of the Texas Federation OF
Women's Clubs and a member of the
educational commission of the Con
received notice Of her appointment
as secretary of the department of
education of the General Federation
Mrs. Barry will represent this de-
partment in the general council to
be held in Memphis this spring,
and will continue active responsible
ity in this capacity for the ensuing
two years which intervene between
the biennial sessions of the Nation
al Federation.
The duties of this post vii! carry
Mrs. Barry to various points through
out the United States where general
educational meetings are held This
is the second time that Mrs BarIys
been recognized by the Genera. Fed
Grafton. On the first occasion per-
mission was asked to reprint and
use the outlines on physical and
moral education which were gotten
out by her during her chairman
ship of the literature committee If
the Texas Federation.
The appointment will be of espe
cial interest TO Oklahoma clubs,
since it was in this state that Mrs
Barry began her club work being
at this time honorary president of
the Ladies of the Leaf of Ardmure,
which club she organized several
years ago.
In addition to her splendid work
along educational lines, there is, per-
hlps, no better parliamentarian in
club circles than Mrs. Barry, her
early associations and, in fact, the
greater part of her life having
been spent in close companionship
of statesmen of distinction, friends
of her father whose names were
household words Wherever the af-
fairs of the nation were discussed.
Possessing a charming personality,
though unobtrusive almost to the
point of retiring, her honors have