The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-13
At Mrs. Campbell's.


: Circle Three of the Christian churc
: invites all the young people to b.
: their guests at Mrs c. NJ. Campbell
. on tomorrow evening, An interesting
!. program has been prepared and re
lreshments will be served.
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Birthday Party.
i Stansel Byars celebrated his fifth
i birthday on Saturday afternoon by
irviting a number of friends to spend
the afternoon with him in merry
games.
James Dodson whose tenth birthday
came on the same date, shared the
honor with Stansel and invited a few
| friends to be his guests.
Merry games made the afternoon a
memorable one, quite the jolliest be-
ing the contest when each guest was
blindfolded and asked to pin the don
keys tail on. Misses Mary Hadley
and Hattie Crockett received valen,
tines as prizes in this contest.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room, where the table was
dainty spread in honor of the event
The birthday cake was the center.
piece. 1t was set in a large heart
around the rim of which burned ten
candles, each candle marking one OF
James Dodson's birthdays.
On top the cake five candles burn.
ed in honor of Stansel. Valentines
and hearts were table decorations and
n dainty ice course was served Mary
Hadley, Hattie Crockett, James and
Dorthy Dodson, Nina Maddox Hadley,
Katherine Stonum. Katherine Adams,
Harry Lee Crockett, Charles and Ed.
ward Evans, Ida Lee Sims, GwynI
Whiteman. George Sayre, Caroline
Straehley, nellie McElroy, Vivian
Cruce, Harriet and Virginia Crockett,
Rebecca Love, Jerry and j, b. Sass,
Mary Helen Potter. Harold Mullen,
Frances and Helen Pennington, Iona
Bell, Virginia Lynn, Eloise Sandlin,
Jerome and Florence Wall, Beatrice
Weiss, Mary Jameson.
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At Opera House.
The Boss of ~" Ranch will be at
the opera house this evening. A cow
boy orchestra will be an attraction
and the play will be given by a most
capable company.
Miss Frances German gave a beau
tiful valentine party on Tuesday to-
fourteen guests A postoffice was es-
tablished in the German home and
each guest given valentine by the
postmistress. Valentine decorations
made the rooms most attractive. In
the dining room the table was beau
tifully spread and decorated with
hearts and valentines. The menu car
ried out the idea with heart-shaped
cakes, patties and sandwiches.
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\ very charming compliment toI
Miss Edith Walters was extended on
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. II. II.
Sayre who entertained from four
tables of five hundred in her honor
Games We're scored on valentines
Miss Grace Williams won the highest
number of games and received first
prize-a hat pin. Miss Hanna receiv-I
ed the BOBBY prize-a framed motto,
81 ook wise and say nothing, and no
one will know the difference" The
guests souvenir, a violet stick pin,
was given Miss Walters. Dainty Re
freshments We're served Mesdames
Cecil Williams Tom Frame, H. p. Nc.
Cullum, Ray Poland, Eb Evans
Misses Grace Williams, Natilee vii
liams, Georgia Sue Ines, Ward, Thur
low Ward. Elizabeth Simpson, Ham
mond, Moffett, Sadie Hall, Hanna
Mrs Arthur Straehley assisted the
hostess in serving her guests.
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The ladies of the Broadway Baptist
church will meet at o'clock tomor-
rev to consider church work for the
coming year.
Mrs. Kone of Oklahoma City is Wis
iting Mrs Frank Gates.
Miss Ethel Lawson spent Sunday
with friends and relatives.
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Circle No Two of the Methodist
Home Mission society will meet to-
morrow afternoon at three O'Clock
with Mrs. f. D. Slough.
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Queens Maid OF Honor.
T.,