The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-20

Mrs. Van Noy of Tishomingo IS
the guest of relatives.
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The Christian Ladies Aid society |
will meet on Tuesday afternoon with |
Mrs 5. \. Douglas. \ full attend |
ance is urged.
The Missionary society of the
Broadway Methodist church will meet
on Tuesday afternoon AT -four o'clock
at the church with Mrs. T. X, Kearney
as leader.
Miss IIolz and Mr. Herbert Holz
returned yesterday to their home in
New Brownjv.lle. Tex, after a de-
lightful visit at the home Of Mrs. T.
n. Coleman. Many small and inform
al parties were given in their honor,
in spite Of the warm weather, which
has almost dispensed with large So
cial events, and they leave with most
pleasant memories of the hospitality
of Oklahoma.
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Miss Amelia Hunter has returned
fr"M New York City, where she at
tended tn" rational convention of the
Moving Pict.re Exhibitors league,
as a delegate from Oklahoma. Every
state in the pnion vas represented
and more thau thousand delegates
were in attendance. hut Miss Hunter
bears the unique distinction OF being
the yOungest-and we may safely say
b, OF
and the only one who is some owner
and proprietor of a moving picture
theatre At the Imperial, where Miss
Hunter stopped. about five hundred
delegates were accommodated. All
sorts of amuSementS We're provided
for their pleasure by the manufac-
turers of films ind at the lmperia
parlors each evening, the actors and
actresses of the movies welcomed
the delegates. Miss Hunter met Miss
Pickford and all of the famous actors
of the movies. Miss Pickford is now
on the leeitimate stage. Several news
paper reporters interviewed NJ SIS
Hunter and gave her "write-ups" on
the FROM page of the papers as the
only woman in the National Exhibit.
ors' league who owned picture show,
With the other delegates sic enjoV-
ed banqUets, dances, trips up the
Hudson, etc, combining business with
pleasure She also booked some cool
attractions The 28th and Doth of this
month she will have THE Superior
Law" in which Miss Ouida Foster
appears,
Miss Aline Suggs of Berwyn is visit
ing Miss Lucille Butler.
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Miss Ruth Frame of Madill is the
guest of Miss Annie Thompson.
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Miss IOrena Cruce is Is years old
today. No elaborate celebration will
mark the coming of ago of the gov
ernors only child VINO will spend the
day rather quietly with the Misses
Jeanette and Harriet Ellsworth of
Ardmore, who are coming down from
Edmond for the occasion. That she
will receive number Cf beautiful
gifts and no end of messages and
congratulatory missiVes goes without
saying, for Miss Crucc iS a favorite,
both in this city and in Ardmore, her
former home
Thursday evening Governor Cruce,
Miss Lorena Cruce, Miss Adah Ben
nett, Miss Mary Cruce, DR.. Fite and
daughter, Frances, Of Muskogee, who
have been the guests of the governor
and his family during the past week.
also Judge Potterf of Ardmore, went
to Edmond to attend an exhibition OF
folk dancing given by pupils at the
Central state normal school at Ed
mond. The dancing took place on the
campus and was followed by de-
lightful supper served by the girls OF
the domestic science department in
the dining room which was gaily
decorated with flowers. Over seven
hundred persons enjoyed the event,
the entire student body and many OF
tie townspeople being present. Sew
| eral social events are given each
week at the school, and every Tues-
day evening there is held a story
telling hour.
Miss Bennett and Miss Cruce leave
Monday for Eureka Springs, Ark.
where they have spent several sum
lnres.
Miss Mary Cruce will depart within
he next ten days for Sloan Springs
Ark. Governor Cruce will spend the
greater part of the summer in the
city.-Society items in Saturday
Ohlahoman.
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