The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-24

Will Move to Fort Worth.

man expressing Willingness TO come
to Fort Worth under certain condi-
tions, certain members of the Fort
Worth board of trade have advanced
the idea that a consolidation of the
interests of the Polytechnic college of
Fort Worth and the Kidd-Key college
could be readily effected. If the great
Southwestern University of the South
ern Methodists is established in this
part of the state, either at Dallas or
Fort Worth, the co-educational char
acter of the Polytechnic would be
abandoned and that be made a girls
college especially. The suggested con-
solidation of the Kidd-Key and Poly
technic with the location at Fort
Worth would then be a natural thing
and beneficial for both interests, is
the argument advanced
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With Mrs. Cruce.
Mrs. w. I. Cruce will entertain this
evening in honor of Misses McDougal
of Sapulpa, Virginia Bennett of Ken
lucky, Mary Cruce, guests of Misses
Virginia Bennett and Lorena Cruce.
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First Ward Mothers Club.
The First Ward Mothers club will
meet at the school house on Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock.
Professor Charles Evans will be
leader with the following excellent
program.
Song Mrs. McClintock.
Daily Debt to Home and to Child"
Mrs. Arthur Adams.
"Cashing Up Accounts With My
School'-Miss Matthews.
Balance Sheet of Grade Teacher"
Miss Grace Williams.
Some Payments l Try to Make
By two pupils.
Comments by mothers and visitors.
Let every mother try to be present.
Visitors are cordially invited.
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w. C. T. U.
The w. C. T. U. held a short busi-'
ness session on yesterday afternoon
at the Broadway Methodist church,
but on account Of the small attend
ance, decided to postpone the discus
sion of any important business mat
ters until next Monday when they will
hold their literary program.
Mrs. Josephine Carr will be leader
with the lesson topic, "The Life of
Lady Henry Somerset
Ladies of the Leaf-Notice.
The will be a called meeting of the
Ladies of the Leaf on Friday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. c. P. VanDenberg to discuss
the Valentine entertainment, which
will be given early in February.
All members are urged to be pres
ent, since it is the desire of the pres
ident and committee that the enter
tainment express the wishes of the
majority of the club members.
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Important Rules for Afternoon Card
Clubs.
The following rules are for the gov
ernment of all women's afternoon
card club:
Punching holes in your score card
with a hairpin is barred.
When another woman whose
clothes never did fit her, wins the
prize, either in the cut or in the last
game. all reference to her ill-fitting
garments must be made privately and
then to non-members only.
No member shall openly criticise
the cooking, furniture, complexion,
shape, disposition or musical ability
of any other member.
No member shall be permitted to
ask what's trumps more than sixteen
times in any one hand.
No member shall refer to the prize
provided by the hostess as that cheap
thing"
No member during the progress of
the games, shall speak of millinery,
fashions, dressmaking, or dances she
has been to.
No member. during the progress of
the Sa@sS Shai SslatH iAa tfoiihiai