The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-02

the moving picture shows. Mr.. an,
Mrs. b. A. Simpson We're chaperones
Those who were so pleasantly enter
tained We're Misses Helen Walcott
Helen Sayre, Louise Love Elcie Pot
teri, Ethel lizard, Georgia Simpson
Messrs. HaXie Anderson, Roe lizard
Paul Frame, Joe Frank Williams
Earl Felker and Hal Spragins.
With Mrs. StraehIey.
That there are some very delight
full phases to political life was prov
Ell on Friday when Mrs. Straehley
and Mrs. Maxwell entertained with a
l o'clock luncheon in honor of Mrs
David H. Dawson, wife OF our newly
elected mayor, whose victory the hos
tess recognized with such a charming
compliment to his wife.
The dining table was bare with CEN
terpiece and doilies of cluny lace. A
bowl of fragrant white and yellow
hyacinths was centerpiece. At each
cover stood a flower pot with yellow
pansies.
The hostess had cleverly named the
pansies in honor of her guests who
found their places by the name
boards in the flower pots. The table
was a harmony OF white and yellow
and was as delightful a feast to the
eye as were the delicious viands that
followed to the palate. In serving the
six courses the color scheme, yellow
and white was faithfully observed.
Those who were so agreeably enter
tanned were: Mesdames L. H. Love,
Charley Ames, l.. G. Shelton, Lamont
Byars, H. H. Sayre, John Dexter,
John Whiteman, Charles Evans, Da-
vid H. Dawson, Miss Walters and Mrs.
Carrie Maxwell and Mrs. Arthur
Straehley. --'-,
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Baptist A. G. N. Society Program.
Program OF the Woman's Aid and
Missionary Society of the Broadway
Baptist church, to be held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. J. B. Spragins, on April
4, 1911, at 3 o'clock:
Subject, The Frontier and For
eigners."
Leader, Mrs. S. E. Wallace.
Song,
Prayer
Song. ! -
Scripture reading.
Three Minute talks on "Our From
tier" the location, Mrs. o. A.
Strange; the people, Miss Daisy Mich
ols.; the needs, Mrs. T. A. Thurmond.
Special song, Miss Vashti Nunnal-
lee.
Free will offering.
A three minute paper on why For
eigners come to America" Mrs. L.
H. Love.
In the Detention Room at Our
Foreign Ports" Mrs. F. NJ. Masters.
A five minute paper on "Our Work
Among the Foreigners" Mrs. J. B.
Brady.
"The Foreigners in Our Cities"
Mrs. r. A. Hefner.
MRS. B. wv. DUKE,
MRS. P. B. CONLEE,
MRS Il WALLACE
Committee.
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Surprise Party.
A jolly party surprised Mr. and
Mrs. Max Bean with kitchen shower
Wednesday evening. The party met
at the telephone office where the
utensils were in hiding. There, arm
ed with pots and pans, the crowd pro-
-eeded down to the Westhoff board
ing house, having filled the porch the
surprise began by giving the Pioneer
yell" and clapping the pans all rushed
into Mr.. and Mrs. Beans room and
there found Mr.. Bean minus a collar
and shoes reading the evening paper.
After passing very pleasant eve
ming with numerous jokes at the ex-
pense of the bride and groom, Misses
Lilly and Cornell rendered several
piano selections. Miss Noel gave a
reading.
Mrs. Westhoff surprised the party
with a delightful three-course lunch
con. The table decorations were red
and white carnations.
Places were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Bean, honorees; Mr.. and Mrs. Berry,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Jordan. Mr.. Grim; Misses Cor
nell, Fouche, McCharen, Mittie Wor-
ley, Griffis, Taylor, Hoffman, Lena,
Clara and Callie Lilly, Helen Berry
and Noel.
Toasts were given to the bride and
groom.
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