The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-12
FerndaIe Review Club.

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FerndaIe Review Club.
The Ferndale Review club met on
yesterday with Mrs. A. Carpenter and
passed the afternoon in the study of
music.
Response to roll call was your ia
vorite hymn.
Mrs. NJ. Ikard gave a talk on Moz-
art and orchestral music.
Mrs O. Strange discussed Bee
thoven, Mrs. S. A. Douglas discussed
Mendelssohn, Miss Pauline Higden
gave a sketch of Chopin, Mrs. George
Criner concluded the discussion of
composers with a sketch of Schu-
mann.
Miss nellie Ikard sang a very beau
tiful vocal selection and Mrs. NJ.
Ikard gave a piano selection.
Mrs. n. Skipwith led the discuss
sion on Music I Love Best"
Mrs. Skipwith served dainty re-
freshments.
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With Mrs. Coleman.
A very pretty compliment to Mrs.
Hal Buchanan of Memphis, Tennes-
see, and Mrs. Graham of Duncan, was
the Five Hundred party on yesterday
morning given by Mrs. T. n. Cole
man in their honor.
Five Hundred was the game for the
morning which was concluded by
dainty luncheon.
The invited guests were: Mes
danes Will P. Poland, Rob p Poland,
Ray Poland, Val Mullen, p P. Kear
ney, julius Kahn, T. Y. Morgan, Rog-
ers, Arnold, Eb Evans, Kate Jolly, B.
A. Simpson, John Whiteman, John
Nichols, Bertha Whiteman, Morris
Sass, II. H. Sayre, E. E. Guillot,
Homer Wilson, John Teer, Cecil VII
liams, Moran Scott, George Walker,
C. NJ. Campbell, Frederick Greenleaf,
w. W. Pfeiffer, C. L. Byrne, ]. A.
McNaught, C. l.. Anderson, Otto
Bradford, Clay Hancock, T. X. Kear-
ney, Bert Foster, Bo Blake; Misses
Vera Olive, Lillian McNees, Inez
Stewart and Mrs. Smith of Muskogee.
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A Pleasant Visit.
Several of the Inauguration party
to Oklahoma City remained over re-
turning home yesterday afternoon.
They were entertained at dinner at
the Lee-Huckins hotel by Governor
Lee Cruce, and Kentucky friend
gave them a box party at the Over
holser that evening.
Mrs. s. T. Bledsoe called and took
them on an automobile drive and
their short visit was crowded with
pleasant hospitalities.
In the party was Misses Adah Ben
nett, Mary Cruce, Virginia Cruce, Lo-
rena Cruce, McDougal of Sapulpa,
jeanette Ellsworth, Ethel McElroy.
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Question List.
The following list of questions will
be discussed in class at the Ladies
Of the Leaf at the next regular meet |
ing. The club members will please
clip them out for reference:
Silas Warner.
How does Nancy show a larger and
more generous nature in part two?
What is the best character descrip-
ton in the book?
Whtat is the best nature descrip-
ton in the book?
What is the most dramatic Incl
dent?
What is the noblest sentiment?
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January.
BY Anne Warrington Withrup: II
YOU were born in January you are
naturally leader of men, but whet1'
pends entirely upon the direction In
which you set your face.
Those born in January are usually
of an aggressive disposition, carry
ing everything before them, and are
therefore inclined to extreme corpu-
lency. They should, therefore, be
careful of their diet, avoiding more
than three porterhouse steaks a day,
and under no circumstances consum-
ing more than five welshrabLlts at a
sitting.
Infants born early in January must
be carefully nurtured, and should un-
der no circumstances be left out on
the lawn. or. if you live In city,