The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-08
Carter-Jones Nuptias.

Carter-Jones Nuptias.
wedding of considerable state
interest will be solemnized at high
noon today at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Webb when
Congressman Charles ID. Carter, a
near relative of the Webb family,
viii be married to Mrs. Cecile Jones,
DR.. j. NJ Gross, president of Har-
grove College being the officiating
clergyman.
The wedding guests will he IN
relatives and intimate friends of the
bride and groom, and the event
will be celebrated quietly.
Mrs. Jones is very popular in our
social and club world and is noted
for charm of wit and humor that
makes her a most agreeable COM
panion.
Congressman Carter has known
Mrs. Jones for the past twenty
years and has watched her grow
from little girl to a woman o
unusual intellect and character.
Immediately a$er the ceremony
Congressman and Mrs. Carter will
leave for Oklahoma City where they
will attend The Inauguration.
After that they will leave for
Washington, d. c., until after tie
legislature convenes.
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Ladies of the Leaf.
The Ladies of the Leaf meet on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Morris
Sass, with Mrs. Katherine Gill as
leader Mesdames Van Denberg, Gait,
Dexter, Wallace and Miss Warren
give the oral responses.
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Ferndale Review Club.
The Fendale Review Club study
music this week, with Mrs. W. j.
Skipwith as leader.
The program contains discussions
on Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelsshon,
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Books to be Circulated.
At the last meeting of the Ladies
of the Leaf, the two books of fic /.
ton, 'Margarrhita's Soul" and Chi
cot the JESTER were decided to be .
distributed as follows
Nv, Of
books and has kindly proffered them
for club use, therefore there will !
be four volumes for distribution.
The club members were divided !
into four groups, each group con-
tanning ten members arranged ac-
cording to the club roster, the first,
eleventh, twenty-first and thirty-first
names in the year book being the
first names in each group. Mesdames
Anderson, Tish, Teer and Turner
each of these ladies were given a
book.
They are to keep it two days an
telephone the name following theirs
on the club roster to CONC and get
the book who in eurn will keep it
two days and do in like manner.
By this endless chain all members
of the club will be reached and have
the opportunity of sketching the
book before Book Review Day.
If You fail to get the book on
your day you forfeit your chance
of reading it.
The reference books will be found
at the library, subject to distribu-
ton only to the members of the
Ladies OF the Leaf
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For Miss Mckay.
A very charming compliment to
Miss Flodie Mckay of Guthrie was
extended by her aunt, Mrs. w. r.
Bleakmore, on Thursday evening
when quite a crowd of young peo-
pie were entertained with a dance
nt the Bleakmore residence in Har-
grove Heights.
y colored orchestra furnished mu.
sic, and dancing was enjoyed to the
fullest extent.
Dainty refreshments We're served
Misses Mary Cruce, Virginia Ben.
nett, Gail Cruce, Eliza Cruce. Sadie
Hall, Beatrice Faley. Eu'a Gerbutt.
Lidel!e Stewart, Flodie Mckay; and
Messrs. Joel Buchanan, Roy Johnson,
Dee Ho';, Gene Cruce, Kinkaid. Har-
reid, Adams, Edwards, Bagley. Bleak