The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-23
SOCIETY
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A delicious salad and ice course
WAS served Messrs. G.. p. Selvidge.
Clyde Jones. Wade Moore, Alfred
Goldman. Dee Jones, Joe Williams,
Frank Cardwel, Ben Newman, j. NJ.
Raidorn. NJ. V. Douglas, w II. John
son. Leo Bowe, Wallace c. Holt, l..
l.. Garbutt, Charles w. Young, En-
nest Guinert and Howard Huvett;
Misses Florence Williams, Lucille
Reed, Olive Ledbetter, Maude Will
liams, Marion La Rue, Helen Baum,
Myrtle Stickley, Hattie Grunert, Ma
rie Walker, Freda Grunert, Mrs. B.
Jones.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ran Webb VII en-
tertain on Monday evening in hon
or of the Broadway Methodist choir.
Mrs. n. c. Woods leaves Friday for a
six weeks visit home and these en-
tertainments have been planned be
fore her leave taking.
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Next Wednesday the Kosmos Klub
will spend the day at the ChickaSaw
Lake.
Mrs c. L. Anderson will entertain
the Bridge Club on Thursday after
noon.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Simpson chap
eroned crowd of young people to
the street fair on Friday evening
Misses Aline and Dorothy White
man were honorees.
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Miss Georgia Simpson entertained
last evening with a heart party
in honor of Misses Aline and Doro
thy Whiteman of the Kidd Key Col
lege, Sherman, Texas.
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Miss Ruby Randol is home from
Kidd-Key for few days visit.
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John Hudson of Gainesville is Wis
iting the family of b. A. Simpson
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The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church meets on Tues
day Afternoon at three-thirty O'Clock
at the annex. Those members who
did not send in their contribution
to the bazaar will please bring
them to this meeting. A full attend
ance is urged.
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The Wednesday Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. w. A. Edwards
After a few games of Bridge q
dainty luncheon was served the clul
members
Mrs. Erret Dunlap entertained the
Senior Glass on Friday evening in
honor OF her sister, Miss Edna
Bowman.
The main feature of the evening
was the interesting contests.
In the first contest of guessing
advertisements Mr.. Meads was mos
successful and received the prize
In the second of making a goose
OF chewing gum, Miss Ethel Banks
received the trophy. After music
and games had been enjoyed for al
hour or more dainty refreshments
We're served
The Spooner Dramatic Company
at the opera house the past weel
were the best repertoire company
of the season. They carried con
siderable special scenery and theil
costumes We're all in perfect keep
ing with the characters presented
The cast was splendid and the lead
ing parts by Miss Spooner and Mrs
Wallock were most acceptably filled
They enjoyed good patronage and
will have many friends to welcome
return visits.
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The Elks entertained at their home
Friday evening complimentary to
Miss Lipscomb, who will leave in
the near future for Kingston, where
she will visit some time with her
sister Mrs. Cecil Williams. The Low
enstein orchestra furnished music for
the occasion. The guest list included
Miss Floy Mullen and Mr.. Zan Will.
lians, Miss Lipscomb and Mr.. Velie
Suggs, Miss Maria Crittenden and
Mr.. Don Russell, Miss Markey and
Mr.. William Cassidy, Miss Virginia
Bennett and Mr.. Homer Adams, Miss
Clara Wolverton and Mr. Dav, Miss
Walters and Mr.. Edward S. Bag
ley. Mrs. Lon Frame. Mr.. and Mrs.
Val Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wallace, Mr.. Joel Buchanan, Mr..
Homer Hinkle. Mr.. Elwood Wolver-
ton, Miss Jennings and DR. Potter.