The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-20
The Social Realm

The Young Peoples Steadfast Clul
meets tonight with Miss Fay Hamil
ton. All young people will be cordial
ly welcomed.
The kosmos Klub played Forty
Two this afternoon with Mrs. Harold
Wallace.
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Miss Margaret Nell McE,roy enter
tanned quite number of little friends
on yesterday afternoon with an East
er egg hunt.
On arriving each little quest was
given a basket and sent to the lawn
where they searched for Easter eggs.
Many merry games were played
before the children We're invited to
the dining room where delicious re-
freshments were served.
The dining table had been deco
rated as carefully as if for grown
ups" party and the tables were a
continual delight to the children.
There were three tables-a center
table for the largest guests and
smaller one on either side, where
the tiniest little girls and boys We're
seated.
The centerpiece of decoration for
the larger table was rabbit on
a basket of Easter eggs.
Surrounding the basket a lot of
little rabbits were peeping in the
nest and two dolls were trying to
shoe the big rabbit off and get the
pretty eggs.
mer roses from the chandelier. At
each corner of this table were little
groups that charmed the guests. In
one two dolls were driven in char.
lots pulled by little ducks.
In another the man in the moon
was surrounded by the lit,le ducks,
who were trying to peck it to see if
it were really made of green cheese.
In another a big ripe peach had
fallen and some ducks were having
n lively quarrel over who should
get the first bite.
On one of the smaller tables a log
cabin was used for centerpiece sur.
rounded by ducks and rabbits.
On another a bowl of roses was
surrounded by chickens.
At each place was duck and
rabbit for the children to carry home
as souvenirs
Mrs. Arthur Adams assisted Mrs.
AIcElroy in entertaining the little
folk.
Among those who enjoyed this
pleasant party were Mrs. Arthur Ad
ans and Wesley and Rodney Ad-
ans. Kenneth Bleakmore, Harry Alb
ernethy, Mrs. r. A. Fox and Robt.
Louis and ROsaline, Mrs. Sweezey and
Miss Sweeney, Mrs. Dolman and Hell
en- and James, Dorothy Dings, Helen
and Frances Pennington, Mrs. Byars,
Stansel and Lamont Byars, Robert
and Frank Gillian, Mrs. Richards and
children, Mrs. Westheimer and JUL.
enne Westheimer, Downward, Charles
and Edward Evans, Jack and Orio
Pugh. Geraldine and Ward Byrd,
Charles Ringer Preston Dawson,
Gladys and Ernestine Guillot, Miss
Muffet Gates, Ida Lee Sims, Gwyn
Whiteman, Esther Smith, Margaret !
and Florence Wimbish, Mrs. Jim
Burns and Garvis Burns.
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The Alphabet Of My Wife.
AS for the automobile | must buy,
b is for Bridge, where the stakes
are quite high;
C's for her Club, most select and ex-
elusive
d for its dues which are simply
abusive;
Z for her Earrings that dangle so
gaily,
+ for the fashions she studies up
daily.
G for her gowns, qnite expensive |
find;
III for her hats-she will have the
best kind
l is for Ibsen, she raves DER him
madly,
j for the Jewels give to her gladly;
X for her Kitten, a mass of white
fluff.
LIS for her Lingerie-similar stuff
NJ for the Massuese who comes every
day;
Ms for the Neighbors-s 9 cares
what they say!
Os for the Opera, whittier I'm drag