The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-10

day. They will be away about one
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams have
as guests today at the Country Club
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross Williamson, Mrs.
James Barkley, Miss Lucy Cook OF
Corpus Christi, Tex, Miss Catherine
Adams and Mr.. Charles Adams, Jr.
Miss Rossie Jenkins, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed Hous-
ton for some time, left yesterday for
her home in Cordell En- route home
she will spend two days with her
brother in Oklahoma City.
Among those who were guests at
Chickasaw Lake Friday evening were
Messrs and Mines. Roy Johnson and
Les Kearney. Another party at six
O'Clock dinner were the Misses Jean
ette Moore, Eugenia Nivouche, and
Messrs. Mahoney and Stone,
Mrs. Jennie Morton, Of Boston, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. o.
A. Shumate on A street, northwest
is spending a fortnight with another
sister in Tioga, Texas. She will visit
Ardmore again before returning to
her home.
Mr.. Ervie Alridge, Beatrice Alridge
and Grandmother b. c. Selyidge
left Thursday for months visit with
relatives in Roscoe, Texas. They Will
be members of family reunion at
the home of Mr.. n. G. Morehead
while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Foster were
hosts to few friends Thursday even
| ing at $50 o'clock at their residence
~ Ninth, northwest. Forty-two fea'
tured the evenings entertainment. A
salad and ice course was served to
J the hostes, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hous-
ton. Misses jenkins, of Cordell Reed,
Payne, Iris Houston, Messrs. Worthy
and Dal Webb, DR.. Harlow, Leon and
Earl Foster.
Mrs. Guy =. Cobb entertained with
an informal breakfast at . o'clock
Saturday morning at the Country Club
honoring Mrs Donald Bretch OF Ho-
bart. The table was decorated with
baskets of fruit and covers were laid
for the hostess, honor guests, Mines.
Won Keller, Love, Thurmond, Ander-
son. Rob Poland, W. p. Poland, Ray
Poland. Sayre. Kirkpatrick, Won
Weise, Foster, w. A. Edwards, Colley,
Potter, Downard, Byne and VIII
liams Fort.
The choir of the Broadway Meth J.
dist church will render the following
programs today At the morning ser
vice:
Organ Prelude. ...M Miss Thompson
Anthem-"Callest Thou Thus, o Mas
ter?"..................... Smart
Miss Dean and Choir.
At the evening service:
Organ Onertory. ....Miss Thompson
Authenticity That Wait. Roberts
Choir
Solo-"As | Lay On My Pillow" ....
................... Thompson
Mrs. f. b. Reid.
Seven Hundred Left-Handed Men
is the striking subject of Rev. Welchs'
lecture.sermon at Broadway Method
ist Church Sunday night.
The first matinee dance OF the sea
son was observed Thursday from .
to 1880 O'Clock at the Elks' home on
Broadway and Washington. Miss Hun
ter furnished music for the occasion
furnished music for the occasion.
Among the dancers were: Mines. j.
+. Connor. J. \. Connor. Shouse, T. l.
Wright. Frank Pruitt, VIM. Lee Davis,
L. l.. Hadley. Theo. Hoffman,, James
McCann, Zan Williams. Tom Wilkes,
Wymore. W r. Burnitt, Buchanan of
Marietta. Gilbert. and the Misses
Louise Wall. Jinks Ikard, Eugenia Nj
vouche. Gladys Guillot, Ernestine
Guillot, Hattie Burnitt, jeanette
Moore. Olive Eunince Smith, Florence
Hoard. Mary Hoard. Marjorie VII
uams. Mary L. Williams. Bertha Booth,
Regina Blank. Violet Shuman, Alice
prown. Lila Smith. Malacha Sacra,
Mary Ringer. Gladys Carpenter. Eliz-
abeth Mccain. Mary Anderson. Gladys
WaluuE. Mary Boone. katherine How
ard Of Tishomingo Lotie Bond. vii
lis Marie Wright Lena Gardenhire.
Bunk Fraley Marie West Anne An
dcrscu. Katherine Gilbert. Genevieve