The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-15
SOCIETY

MT. ana MTS. odul IL Iu'iSi' Sh'Ni
tanned a few of his friends Tues
day evening with a picture show
party. His guests were Charles Gra-
ham of Duncan, Philip and Grady
McNees, Neltz Coleman and Lucille
Butler.
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st. Philips Guild met yesterday
with Mrs. j. L. Humphrey and de-
cided to give the Aectory spring
shower in the way of roses, vines
aud shrubs.
They will also encircle the lot in
trees.
Saturday week with Mrs. J. E.
Humphrey they will give Forty
Two Party and charge each guest
twenty-five cents.
The party will be planned with
all the care given private entertain
ments and will be delightful hospi-
tality.
All friends and acquaintances will
be given a general invitation to be
present.
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Circle One of the Broadway Meth
odist church met yesterday with
Mrs w. w. Taliaferro, with quite
a large attendance and number
of guests.
The following officers were elect
ed:
President-Mrs. Folsom.
Secre. re.ary-Mrs. Sam Downward.
Trelsurer-Nlrs. l.. II. Griffin.
Mrs. Taliafecro served a dainty
two-course luncheon.
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Mrs. c. II. Everett is entertaining
with quite an elaborate children's
party this afternoon.
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Mis-. Stillwell H. Russell enter
tanned dozen guests at 6 o'clock
dinner yesterday, in honor of Judge
Stillwell II. Russell, whose birthday
and Valentine are celebrated on the
same date.
The dining table was beautifully
set in cut glass and silver and
for center decoration large bou-
quet of carnations and ferns were
held in a cut glass vase.
A rich embroidered centerpiece OF
, pink carnations gave touch OF col
or to the snowy napery and bespoke
the industry and taste of the hostess,
who had embroidered the linen.
A touch of originality was found
in the place cards, which We're es-
Z pecially designed for each guest.
At Judge Russell's plate profile
of the distinguished judge in the
act of giving weighty legal de,
cision marked the cover.
DR.. Won Keller found no dispu'
, tant for his place, when he discov'
cred a hand holding a pill box and
: the legend, Take one every hour.
) Mr.. Gilday found a gentleman with
t with his nose buried in book and
} verified his love for reading in i'm
| mediately recognizing himself.
| Mr.. Easley caught sight of small
: edition of the Ardmoreite, and imme-
) diately took possession of that plate
and only at the interference of the
: guests could be restrained from So
liciting subscriptions and advertise
{ ments.
Bert Foster discovered a bottle
and a glass and while trying to FIND
out whether or not it was "a cold
one," was left in possession of the
place it marked.
w. /. Cruce, on searching the
plates, discovered a lawyer, with
coat tails flying, in a heated dis
cussion in the court room, and i'm
mediately took his dinner seat.
And so it was with the other
guests, who discovered some carl
cature or some foible to suggest
their place, and were seated amidst
the merriment of their fellow guests.
The dinner was the old-fashioned
kind that very few hostesses dare
attempt these days and was not
served in a number of courses, but
passed bountifully, and the dishes
were given that old-time flavor OF
Southern cookery that makes the
hospitality of the South of national
renown.
Mrs. Russell personally supervised
the menu and every dish was sent
to the table with the stamp OF her
approval.
The crowd was a congenial one,
and conversation did not lag. Judge
Russell. with his customary tact and