The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-08

| the children of the Sunday school.
Mrs. Westheimer served delicious
| refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Westheimer and
daughters, Doris and Julienne, spent
Sunday in Marietta.
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The Baptist Missionary and Aid
Society met yesterday afternoon at
the church with a good attendance.
Mrs. II. A. Thurmond, the new presi-
dent, was in the chair, and made
quite a nice talk to the ladies, ex-
pressing her willingness to do her
utmost in making the year sue.
cessful one and requesting the CO.
operation of members.
The constitution and bylaws were
voted upon and accepted.
1t was decided to devote the Third
Tuesday exclusively to a Missionary
meeting.
The president then appointed the
various committee-the devotional,
social, strangers, charity, mission and
shut-ins, whose work is implied in
the names.
During the coming year the la.
dies believe they will accomplish
more than ever before.
They already have on deposit over
eight hundred dollars and intend to
devote their energies towards build
ing a new church.
However, they will not neglect 9th
er branches of church work and char
ity.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church met on yester-
day afternoon at the annex.
Quite a lot of business was trans
acted and plans made for a musicale
at Mrs. Arthur Straehleys in the
next two weeks.
Mrs. Miner and Mrs. Porter sta
Piles will be hostesses at next weeks
meeting at the annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sprekel-
meyer have announced to their
friends the arrival of little girl
who came bright and early this morn
ing and has set the whole Sprekel-
meyer family puzzling over a name
that will be nice enough for her.
On next Sunday morning she will
be baptized and will wear the same
dress that her father wore years
ago when he was baptized.
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Tomorrow evening the Baptist
Mission in South Ardmore invites
the public to a box supper at the
church. The proceeds will be used
towards the purchase of an organ.
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The First Ward Mothers Club
meets this afternoon at the school
house.
The Ferndale Review Club meets
this afternoon.
Tomorrow evening all participants
in Saul, the King of Israel" will
please be ready for practice Mes
danes Woods and McClintock, who
have the operetta in charge are
charmed with the general practices
and feel pardonable pride in present
ing this operetta to the publice.
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Rob Crockett of Durant is visiting
his brothers, w. S. Crockett and H. l..
Crockett.
It is possible that no style in wo-
mans clothes has ever occasioned as
much wit among the newspaper folk
as the harem skirt, especially since it
is a settled fact that it will be adopted
only by those women who care for
attracting attention. The hobble
skirt did a great deal for reporters in
the way of filling up newspaper space,
although it is generously acknowledge
ed, that so far as space is concerned,
it required mighty little and afforded
the wearer still less. But along with
the Mexico revolution We now see in
broad type that the city of Mexico has
seen its first harem skirt. 1t was
worn by the wife of millionaire mine
owner, who gave the skirt its initial
airing on board steam ship, Prince
Friedrich Wilhelm of the North Ger
man line. The passengers on board
were vastly entertained by this suffra.
gette toilet At the sight of this daz.
zling piece of femininity two of the
ships officers almost fell off the
bridge and sailor who was coming