The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-29

enactments and realizing that home
making is just as important to the hui
man family as money making, and
that the two must go hand in hand to
preserve the purest joy and most
wholesome civilization, the state
board of agriculture created the de-
partment of domestic arts and science
and placed it under the management
of Miss Irma Matthews, under whose
direction it has already gained enor-
nous proportions. Calls for Miss
Matthews come from all sides and II
was with difficulty she could be placed
for a date in Ardmore In order to
create a keener interest in her wor1
Miss Matthews is offering library
on home economics to the parties
showing the greatest zeal in her work
We believe the Mothers clubs and
other womans' organizations in our
city will see to it that Miss Matthews
work in Ardmore meets with the sup
port and recognition that it gains in
other Oklahoma cities and which it
merits.
The Foreign Missionary society OF
the Broadway Methodist church
meets on Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock with Mrs. Winton at the par
sonage. The program will be the hrst
lesson in the New Year book. All
members are urged to be present,
since officers will be elected for the
coming year.
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Miss Gail Cruce of Ardmore, niece
of Governor Lee Cruce, was guest OF
honor at the annual Charity Ball
given in Chickasha Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the Charity
Ball association. The grand march
was led by Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. SPARKS,
Mr. Sparks being the vice president
of the organization. Four hundred
were in attendance and it was the
most brilliant social affairs ever given
in that thriving little city. Mrs. Ed
l.. Dunn and other Oklahoma City
folk were guests.-Oklahoma City
Times.
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Orio Club.
The Orio club met with Mrs. G. H..
Webb on Friday with the following
excellent program:
Forecast of Europe.
Roll Call: Current Events of the
Time of Henry VIII.
Paper: Influences Leading TO Age
of Elizabeth"-Miss Myrtle Frame.
Topics (two minutes): England
The Netherland. Scotland. Germany.
Spain. italy. France. Poland Rus
sia. Turkey.
Table Talk: Political Women Of
the Sixteenth Century.
Music.
Discussion: Naples Daisy
Maud Webb.
Selection.
Parliamentary Drill: Question of
Privilege"-Miss Vera Olive.
Vocal: Hears of Oak"
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W. c. T. v. Program.
The w. c. T. U. will meet on Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at the
Broadway Methodist church with the
following interesting program:
Devotional-Mrs. Kincaid.
Song-Mrs. H. G.. Connolly.
Life of Lady Henry Somerset
/ Mrs. Josephine Carr
Piano election-Lucille Byrd.
Round table discussion.
The Importance of the Loyal TEN
perance Legion"-Mrs. David Red
field.
| Scientific Temperance instruction
as a Factor in Moulding Public Opin'
ion''-Mrs. Madden.
Reading-Miss Kate Gait.
Individual Responsibility for Law
Enforcement"-Mrs. Bivens.
| Home Protection" - MeSdames
Ramsey and Jones.
At the Majestic.
The Majestic was crowded beyond
it's capacity on Friday evening and
presented one of the best programs
ever offered by any picture show in
our city. The W. o. W. gave bene
fit on that date and attended in g
body.
Two Vitagraph films were shown
both of them of particularly good Sc
lection.