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(Continued from yesterday.)

sNSOutlnucu nun SeSteTu1S.l
resume. ulSt time lie $ actually want.
edsto marry anybody" said his father.
ohstts just I've hern very blue
eyed and baby faced" said the secre.
tary modestly.s
y guess you're right" agreed Mar.
.of course l am. WHY. dear Mr..
Martin. even for this" she said. polnt.
Ing to her check, u wouldn't give your
son one real pang. He's TOO nice n
boy: When I break ni:r engagement
ne may feel bit lonely and be very
sorry for himself for II few days and
give up women forever. hut pretty
soon some Charming girl OF bis own
poslhonrof his own world. who needs
tolbeipetted and spoiled and protected,
some Limousine lady-wllI come along,
and they'll live happily ever after"
Nonsense" said Mr.. Marin. az
don't agree with you at all. / begin
toSwisht this marriage were going to be-
on!thei level
lt wouldn't work out" Mary inter.
rdpted. I'm business woman. Mar.
riage and the tlrcside and leaning on
some man are not for nc. I've been
independent too long couldn't stop
mySwork for n man, and there can't be
two bends In famiiy-two happy
heads Even II your son did love me
really love-I wouldn't marry him.
ynstsnow he's twcnty-fonr. with an in.
dtaSrubber heart that is easy to stretch
and easier to snap back. All men at
twenty:four are like that"
" suppose So" AR. Martin comment.
ca sreminiscently. II remember when
Z was a young man there was girl
my heart was broken for a week-per.
haPs ten days-however, however,
Then: abruptly changing the subject,
be Inquired. whats my son going TO
work at:r
don't know yeti Mary said truth.
.Dolycus think he'll make good?"
Hewill ifhe keeps at It"
We'll. you'll keep him at it, won't
your
That wasn't our agreement" said
Mary. = only undertook TO get him
TO start toswork.''
eHm! went Mr.taiartin, tapping the
arm his chair.
Isn't that trueir demanded Mary
quietly.
Quite, quite" said Martin cannily.
y was Just thinking We might make
some agreement to have you keep him
on the Job
ITO keep him on the job?" echoed.
Mary faint heartedly. Here was a
new complication If the soap king was
proposing n second chapter in the de.
eeption. She had honestly meant 20
give the whole thing up. She truly
dtdlnot want Rodney to get permanent.
" interested in her. She had let him
kiss herAthe memory Of his kisses still
trembled on her lips-but she had done
that for the boys own good. Poor 1T.
To Ssecretary, pretty little Mary Gray.
son. what was she to think OF things,
howSeiease her way through this tan.
gle q motives that hound her heart
and hands; She had lie. him kiss her.
yes but had it really been wrong in
her! Wa. .t-bad: No. she found her
whole soul psotestins. It was NOT wrong
or bad. It mad been for the Toys own
good. she told herself again. She hug.
god the thought greedily, tasting 4 por.
tion Of that Joy OF women in giving
herself up to some man for Ills good.
But she would not spoil his life. She
bad been firm as to that And nnw
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ing tac facts and CONSCIENTIOUS" Mary
pursued.
Certainly"
lie began 10 write. and us his pen
moved across the paper Mary went on:
AS soon as you see Rodney you'll
have to discharge me-
81 will, violently. I'm u pretty good
actor under your direction"
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Laxy FOR.

Even et some folks knowed daI
wur a free possum farm In de mex
worl'," said Brother, Williams, .'dey
wouldn't be in no hurry ter git dar4
fer fear dey'd halter climb a tree tes
sit a possum."-Atlanta Constitution
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Washington and Jefferson vs.. Lafayette
a: Washington. Pa.
Washington and Lee vs.. Marshall, at
Lexington.
Wesleyan VS.. Norwich. at Middlc,own.
Western Reserve IS. Kenyon, at cleve-
land. Ohio.
West Virginia Wesleyan vs.. Bethany. at
BUckhannor.
Yale vs.. LehIsh. at New Haven.
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Henors Were Even.

A woman who had some knowledg,
OF baseball took a friend toSa cham
pionship contest. isn't that flne?'
said the first. 1--WE have man OF
every base" Why, yes,rs said the
friend. "and SO have they
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Continued tomorrow
Fashion Notes,

Short women should avoid much
trimming on their skirts, says a fash
ion writer. Yes. and so should long
women II their husbands are short
Pittsburgh ,Chronicle-Telegraph.
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tuesday. october 10. Tickets are bel
fng distributed and quite large NUM-
Der have already been sold which
giyes EARL proof that the venture viii
Dc ar unonalife success from every
standpoint
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Life's Obligations.

Lift Is not thoughts and emotion.
Life is what we do: It is our con.
duct, with its consequences upon our.
selves tomorrow or next yea7, and
upon others Immediately or next
year or in the mex. generation.-An.
ME Winscr Allen.
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Optimistic Thouoht.

= Is tc!ly to sing twice to deaa
saR
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Luders,us.
Daily Thought.

Daily Thought.
Too austere philosophy makes few
wise men; too vigorous politics. few
good subjects; and too hard religion.
few religious persons whose devotion
is OF long contlnuance.-st. Evremond.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
Summit CITY Club.

Sir. and Mrs. C. G.. Rowland en-
tertained the Summit City Five Hun
dred club Thursday eyening with a
New England dinner beautiful in
every detail
The home was decorated with gay
est Of Christmas colorings. and the
last meeting OF the Summit City
club for 1914 is one that will be
remembered with the greatest Of
pleasure
Mr. Fish won the genuenans IA
yor At cards. The same honor for
The ladies we're taken away by Mrs.
Homer Adams.
Those who, with the club members
enjoyed the hospitality OF Mr.. and
Mrs Rowland were: Mesdames
Dayyer, OF Iowa, Mrs. Butzow, and
Mrs Collier of Illinois. The younger
guests, friends OF Irwin Howland,
were Kennett Fox, Chester Frank
lin, Hobart Dolman and Dorothy
Dings
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Forty-Two Party.

Mrs. NJ Westheiner and Mrs Ka-
hsh entertained Friday afternoon
with a Foyty-two party beautifully
planned and numbered by the guests
as one of the most charming hos
pialitics of the week
Pot plants were given rs fayors
10 Mrs. Jim Morgan and Mrs. J. \.
Bass
After the games delicious lunch
con was served Mesdames \. C..
Straehiey J \ lass. :. \. Apple
J. II. Sprag,ns. VI u Campbell. Jim
Morgan, Jack Mol. Wall. WI Cruce.
VI l. Alexander l.. ii. Love. j.
Love Of PaulS Valley. T. \. Thur
mond. Il =. Potterf. W. A. VIM
hiSh. Coleman OF Henrietta, Tex.
y II. Mccoy. } \ Bivens. +. Z. |
Won Keller, Miss Ezer and Miss F,
Patton OF sulphur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

Friday evening Mr. Robert Crit,
tenden entertained with dance fol
Miss Lois Clements OF Okahoma
City. The home was decorated with
eyergreens and poinsetta
Punch was served during the eve
ming and buffet luncheon was en-
joyed at eleven o'clock.
Those who enjoyed the evening
were Misses Lois Clements, Marie
West Geneyieye Niyoche, Helen
Walcott, Violet Shuman. Ellzabett
Myers, Alice Brown. Frances Cor.
man, Claire Dyer, Esther McNeese,
Grace Ledbetter of Oklahoma City.
Charlotte wall, Chaunccy Of Ada,
Dot McGhee, Lester of McAlester,
Ethel Ikard, Lillian Hoffman,;
Messrs. Joe +. Williams, Earl Felker
Joe NJ London, Royce Kruger, Zen
Newman, Ben Stevens, Frank St-y-
ems, Millard Vernon, Ford White
hurst, Cassius Byrpe, Bert Simpson,
Howard McNeesc, Stanley Brown, W.
$. Crockett and Robert Crttcnden.
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Home Coming and Dininu.

New Years Eve was the date cho-
sen by Mrs Morgan for the home
| coming of her friends of twenty
years ago, who made her home their
home, and who, in the early DAYS of
Ardmore belonged to the family of
Morgan. With this family of years
ago, were gathered those who now
from day to day call the home of
Mrs, T. Y. Morgan their home.
Small tables were arranged in the
living rooms and halls, and boun-
teous turkey dinner was served. Mr..
W. ID. Potter made an after dinner
talk, in which he vividly called TO
mind the pleasures and vicissitudes
of the early family of Morgan. when
the streets of Ardmore were like the
streets of HealdtOn and the side
walks were as wide as the road He |
spoke of the friendships and ties /
formed In those days, and of the
good cheer, hospitality and kindly
feelings that were the notices of /
the clever hostess who ruled the
house of Morgan.
Mr.. J. b. Champion spoke for the
OF the 1914 and 1915 fam
ly. He boasted of the broad paved
streets, the electric lights, the natu-
al resources that had been devel-
'ped during the years, and of how
he family still chung and cherished
he legacies of good cheer and hos
'itality which had grown and in
reased with years
After dinner, the guests enjoyed
ames, music and merry CONVEX
alton, waiting to welcome the New
ear.
Mrs. Morgan's guests for the even.
ls were: Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Love.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

Mrs \. G. Woods entertained de-
lightfully New Years Day for Mrs
G. o. Bum of Oklahoma City After
the games, in which favors were
given Mrs. Breast of Memphis, Mrs
c. o. Bum and Mrs. B. A. Simpson,
the guests were Invited into the
dining room. The dining room was
gaily and artiStically decorated in
green and red Green streamers
We're festooned from the electrOlicrs.
terminating in large bows at the cor
ners of the table. Mrs. ". H. Nor
gan poured coffee. A dainty salad
course was served Miss Annie
Thompson, Mrs. p. p Kearney, Mrs.
r.. +. Graham. Mrs W 4. Martin
and Mrs. l. W. Rnrrow assisting.
Mrs. Simpson who drew the conso-
lation. had the pleasure of complying
with the clever rhyme pinned on
the score cards.
\ musical hour after the luncheon
was made very pleasing by Miss
Elizabeth Fuller. Mrs. Burrow, Mrs.
Royer and Miss Annie Thompson.
TIL guest list included Mesdames !
c. l.. Anderson. T. r. Guillot Bertha !
b. T. Simpson, Ray Po-
land, J. :. Berkshire =. p Kearney. /
n. l. Crockett, Morris Sass, l.. W. |
Eurrow, {. q. Bum, H. II. Sayre,
Ellison of Enid. !. W. Potter. Karl /.
reitgens, Champion. C. l.. Byrne,
>ennett Hudson. Breast of Memphis,
renn., Homer liinkle. +. II. Royer, |,
'ulliam. T. X Kearney. Misses But
or. Annie Thompson and Jennie
Williams of Norman
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w atch Party.

Th" yCung ladies Of the ID. Y. G.
and their young men friends were
delightfully."- entertained last Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w L. Brooks on Fifth avenue.
The home was beautifully deco
rated with bells and mistletoe in
honor of the season, and also with
the club colors Of red and green.
which We're artistically arranged in
every room.
Dainty refreshments were served
at 1890.
After an enjoyable evening with
Mr. and Mrs, Brooks, Mrs. Salisbury,
chaperoned the party to the X of
p Hall, where they watched the old
year ont and the new year in. 1t
is declared by all that this was the
happiest New Year ever spent.
Those who enjoyed the evening
planned by Mrs. Brooks and Mrs.
Salisbury We're: Misses Hazen Chan
der Eula Mae Doak, Virginia and
Mary Lamb, Bertie Baker. Margar-
ette Salisbury Leta Thomas, A. V.
I.abatt. Bevie and Pcrnie Clowdus,
Geneva, Georgia and Joan Brooks,
Messrs. Pleas McGhee, Cecil Baber,
levi Johnson, Raymond McDaniels. |
larry Storey, Clarence Bivens. Ho-
ner Love, Jamie Chandler and Louie
iastn
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rated with quantities OF Christmas
| suggestions. A large red bell was
/ suspended from the electrolier in the
| hall; under this the guests regis
tered in dainty Christmas booklet.
Mrs. f. l.. Evans welcomed the
guests; Mrs. Ray Poland directed TO
the dressing room. Mrs Mark
Kirkpatrick introduced the receiving
line, in which stood Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs Harper, Mrs. viii Potter, Mrs
Canier OF Seattle, Wash, Mrs. Roy
Potter OF Gainesville, Mrs. {. L.
Anderson Mrs. c. L. Byrne, Mrs.
Louis Boyd. Mrs. T. A. Thurmond,
Mrs. l.. II. Love Mrs. J. Love of
Pauls Valley, Mrs. J. Stonum, and
Mrs Perry Maxwell.
In the living room where the re-
ceving line stood the mantal was
banked with poinsettas and red chry.
santhemums, with trailing of smilax
and quantities of holly and mistle-
toe.
Mrs. Waltripp and Mrs. Walter
Thompson invited the guests into the
dining room, where a delicious lunch
con was served; Mrs. w. r. Roberts
and Miss Daisy Gray poured coffee.
The table was laid with white cluny
lace, The center was formed by a !
large basket filled gracefully with |
poinsetta and holly. Chrysanthe- |
NUNS and poinsettas We're massed !
ON the mantel and the |
buffet, and were festooned in the
archWays. Mrs Valette Mullen di- !
rected from the diEing room to the !
guest book, which was in charge OF
Mrs. George Henley and Mrs. J. A.
Bass. Little Miss Clara b. W,,ltripp
received the cards in daintily dec
orated Japanese basket
About one hundred and fifty guestst
called during the hours, and ex-
changed greetings for the New Year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Thurmond, Mr..
and Mrs f. l.. Evans. Mr. and Mrs
j. Love Of Pauls Valley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Maxwell. Mr. and Mrs
[. l.. Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Henley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bass, Mr.. and
Mrs w. ID. Potter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Wal
tripp, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Royer Mr. and
Mrs. Parker, Mr.. Hume, Mr.. ]. B.
Champion, Miss Daisy Gray, Mrs. C.
l. Anderson. Mr. John Dexter, Mrs.
Nalette Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Thompson, Mrs. Roy Potter of
Gainesville, Mrs. Canier of Seattle.
Wash. Mr.. Hannah, and Mr.. Don
Lacy
The favors were hand painted pan
sy sachets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

Mrs c. B. Hanks has returned
from visit with relatives in Dallas
Miss Foy W'hitehurst returned 20
Madiil Saturday, where She will re-
sumo her school work.
Mr and Mrs C. r. Choates and
daughter have returned TO Denison.
after visit at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs W H. Eumpass.
Mrs Roy Potter and Mrs. Canier,
who have been guests OF Mr. and
Mrs W. D. Potter for a few days
left yesterday for Gainesville.
MIS- Elise POtteri, Miss Annie
Anderson, George Anderson. Ear
Felker, and Millard Vernon return
to Norman today. where they are
attending the University
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Reception.

Unusually attractive IN its appoint
mcnts. and marked by many beau
tiful details. the "at home" given by
Mrs. T. Y Morgan. New Years Eve.
from ; TO .. is one that will be re-
membered for many seasons by those
who had the pleasure of accepting
the hospitalities OF the charming
hostess.
The home vas beautifully deco
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

Miss Roma Moore entertained
Thursday at one O'Clock with an
exquisite luncheon honoring Miss
Louie Tyler of Waco. Tex.
Place cards were dainty New Year
booklets, hand decorated Seated
with the hostess were Miss Gene
We've Nivoche, Miss Thelma Ramsey,
Miss Annie Thompson, Miss Louie
Tyler Miss Ethel lkard and Miss
Ellen Dickson.
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With M IS. Rlsor,

\ very delightful at home" was
given Friday afternoon by Nrs. b
l.. Rasor honoring Mrs. NJ. Rdsor of
columbus, O.. and Mrs. Rees of In
diana, who are visiting in the city.
Excellent refreshments were served
by the hostess TO Mesdames Peel.
LebuS, Edwards. Nisbett, Foster,
Farthng llarrcll, Murphy. WoodarG
Jordan and Dewitt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
The Calling Of Dan Matthews. ."

The Calling of Dan Matthews" is
announced to appear at the Robson
opera house Tuesday, Jan. >. IIar-
odd Bell Wright and Elsberry w.
reynolds have scored another sue
cess in their dramatzation of this
book, which really made Mr.. Wright
famous, and which set NE whole
country thinking
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
WeIch Rarebit Party.

Mr. Hal Sprag!ns was a clever host
Tuesday evening when he entertain
I'd dozen couples as "a compliment
10 his house guest, Mr. J. Thomas
Galloway, of Temple, Tex. former
classmat" with Welch Rarebi,
party
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

The members of st Philips Guild
wish to thank those who assisted
them 50 generously New Years Eve
in making the evening the pleasant
one which it was and especially are
they grateful To Mr. Felker. who do
mated the Chase X Sanborn coffee:
to all the members of the Elks' club
Workman and Thompson and the
managers Of the NencedOra
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a VERY Bad Cough.

Mrs. X. j. knuntz, I0i5 Scpyel ST..
Nashville. Tenn, writes. + have
hnd "a very bad cough nearly all my
lie ! have taken almost every kind
Of cough medicine. but none did me
much good. II would have spells of
coughing that thought would
cough myself 10 death. tODk Pc
rina, and last winter md this winter
have had no cough end / know that
Peruua cured me.
Il was always thin and delicate.
very cary 10 catch cold. but am well
now and enjoying good health
feel that / owe II all 70 Perlmh"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

A Severe Case Of Grip.
Llr. ". =. Brown. Y. f. -. 4. BOX
80, Rogerayil!e. Tenn. writes: i
recommend Peruna 10 all sufferers Of
catarrh Or cough. In the year Oi
1903 | took a severe case OF the Ia
grippe. then took bad cough
Everybody thought / had cOnsump
tiun. had taken all kinds Of cough
remedies. but got no relief
Il then decided 20 try Peruna.
After taking five bottles my cough
stopped and my catarrh vas cured.
Any one suffering with catarrh in any
form / will advise them 70 take Pc
runa."
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Mrs G. o Bum and children o
Oklahoma city left today for their
home.
Mrs A. Klosli and Miss Kloski
returned the past week to New Yorf
city
Miss Rowcna Henry spent the
week end in Durant the guest OF
friends.
Mrs Wm Easlcy and son have re
turned from Gainesville and Henri.
eta. Ten.
Miss Bertha f'rossard of sulphur.
OKLA, visited relatives and friends
here for a few days
MIR and Mrs Arthur Carpenter
and children have returned from "a |
visit with relatives in Nashville. Arl, !
Mrs Il = Poland and son. Grigs-
10y Poland, are visiting relatives and
friends in D,llus and Sulphur Springs
Tex
MIR and Mrs. BATHS. Robert and
Miss Ruth. have returned from San
ger. Ton whcrc they spent the holl-
lays
Nassius Hyrne and Lawrence Tar
yer have return ii TO saltwater.
'hcr" they are attcndinr the state
y " College.
Miss Edith Morgan has returned 10
Oklahoma city after spending the
Iondays here with her mother Mrs
'arric Morgan
Miss Pauline il.gdon returned to-
'klahoma city this afternoon after
pleasant visit her, the guest ~
Irs Mark kirkpatrick.
,
Miss Gertrude Alexander returned ;
'day TO Edmond. after spending the j
olidayS with her parents, Mr and '
RS. NJ. /. Alexander \
Madame EdiI Lund. Of Qklahcma u
ity, one OF the most prominent mu- h
clans of the southwest. is the y
,uSe guest ot Dr. and Mrs. y. c. v
God for the weekend. p
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
First Ward Mothers.

The First Ward Mothers club will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
school building with Mrs Sam NOble
leader The topic for discussion.
"Thc rive Steps Of Child Develop
mcnt, and the Need OF Understand
Ing Them" promises to be- very in
tercstlng
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Philharmonic Club.

The Philharmonic club Will NEE.
Wednesday afternoon, January e, at
the High school
Lead"r-MIss Margaret Bishop.
Symphony Misses Campbell, Grace
Johnson, Dorothy Dickson, and Nc
Nccse.
Vocal Solo-NIiss McNcesc.
Sclcction--l.adics Chorus.
Duct Mrs Ildmmonds and Mrs.
Best.
Vocal Solo Mrs Homer Adams
Orlo Club
The Orio club viii meet Monday
afternoon at the High school
Roll Cali l-'Dclibcs.
The Pilgrims Mrs T. II. Zancis
May yilOwcr-'Mrs. Tom Frame.
Miles Slandish Mrs. $. A. Apple.
The First McctiuS House Miss
Vera Olive.
Discussion plymouth
Queries.
Table Talk Coppclia.
Criiic-Miss Rayc Campbell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
For Mrs. Hardy.

Mrs. T. X. kcarney entertained
with pretty dinner party Monday,
for Mrs. r. Hardy of New Mexico.
The guest list <nclIded the former
friends OF the honoree: Mrs. J. c.
Thompson, Mrs. Sally Smith and
Mrs r. f. Graham.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

Masses Florence and Mary Hoard
gave - pretty party Saturday after
noon, having a. their honor guest
Miss I.ucil- Lester Of McAlester. the
house guest OF Miss Helen Walcott.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
Six O'clock Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs II. b. Harts enter
tained Saturday evening with a six
O'Clock dinner, having as their honor
guest Madame Edla Lund Of Okla
homa city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Guillot enter
tained number OF their friends
Saturday evening, honoring Madame
Lund Of Oklahoma City.
A delightful musical evening was
spent, after which dainty repast
was served
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

A dry, hacking cough Is hard on the
lungs, often causing them to bleed
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP
is healing balm that quickly repairs
damage in the lungs and air passages.
Price Csc. soc and s1.OO per bottle.
For sale by Bomar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
BROADWAY Methodist.

Tho Broadway Methodist Mission
AIRY society viii meet Tuesday after
noon at three O'Clock at the church
a fun attendance Ia requested
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
CHURCH SOCIETIES.


The Christian Ala society an
n0unccs an afternoon tea for Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
II. II. COrlcw. all friends of the
church are invited A special in
Nitation Is extended the young WON
en Of the church
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
Informal Evening.

Miss Elise potterf entertained last
evening with a delightfully."- informal
evening complimenting the holiday
visitors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
Fourth Ward Mothrrs-

The Fourth Ward Mothers club
viii meet In" third Friday in the
month at The schoa building
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03

Tn" East Ardmorc Presbyterian
\id society viii meet Tuesday after
noon w'lh Mrs. hampton
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LITERARY, SCHOOL ANp
MUSIC CLUBS.
Second Ward Mothers.

Second Ward Mothers,
The Second Ward Mothers club
win meet the second Wednesday IN
the month The Titth grade pupils
viii render the program
Ferndale Review Club
Wednesday AftcruoOn
Hostess Mrs c. \ Bulard
Leader Mrs r. y Holder
lsricr Biography ol Cowpcr His
Place IN English Literature.
study John Gipn"
Fable talk Literature during No
modern English rcricd
Songs by the Glcc club
Dr. G. G. Wcith will deliver an
address lie has taken for his sub
icct The Rights of the Child"
Every patron is urged to attend
Third Ward Mothers.
The Third Ward Mothers club will !
meet the Third Friday in the month.
Benevolent Society.
The benevolent society will meet /
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-03
Presbyterian Aid.

The Presbyterian Aid society will
mo"t the second Tuesday in the
month