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

she VIII enter tne GdTuneT school.
She will be accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. l.. =. Anderson. who will
spend a week or ten days with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Fort return
ed today from Gainesville, Texas,
where Mr. Fort underwent an opera
tion last week. Their friends will
note with pleasure HRS rapid conva-
lescence.
As one of the five delegates sent
from western Oklahoma to the Trien-
nial at St. Louis, Mrs Guy p. Cobb
left here today. The Triennial is made
up of delegates from every Episcopal
church in America. 1t meets so in
frequently and its business is so i'm
portant that it is considered a very
rare honor in the church to be chosen
as delegate. Mrs. Cobb is president
of the Womans' Auxiliary of st. Phil
ips Episcopal church, which she goes
to st. Louis to represent in the Tri-
ennial convention.
Thursday evening the Knights of
Pythias will entertain at their hall IN
the first of series OF social eveIx 4
planned for the fall and winter sea
son. An interesting program will be
rendered and addresses made by
number of prominent men, among
whom will be United States District
Attorney Hayden Linebaugh, past
chancellor of Oklahoma. A musical
program will be given by the Saxo-
phone Sextette. There will be initia-
tion of seven candidates who will take
the rank of Page, ana Following these
ceremonies a banquet will be served.
A pretty luncheon of the week was
the one given Wednesday by Miss
Helen Ledbetter in compliment to her
house guests, Mrs. Louis A. Jones Of
Ardmore and Miss Marcia Purcell of
Lawton. The guests were seated at
one long table that was beautifully
decorated with white roses and ferns.
An informal afternoon followed the
luncheon. Seated with the hostess
and the honor guests were Mines. w.
A. Ledbetter. c. II. Pulley o. l..
Welch, Risk Thompson, Arie d. Fitch,
L. Smith, the Misses Olive Todd,
Robertson, Louise Aughtry
and Helen Beattie.-Oklahoma
Mrs. C. L. Anderson entertained the
members of the Lily Bridge Club Sat
lrday afternoon in rneir first meet
ing of the season. At a short bust
ness session, Mrs. c. o. Bum and
Mrs. John Whiteman were elected
filling the places of Mrs.
Lucien Hoard and Mrs. Pet Kearney,
resigned. Mrs. Anderson had as ad- |
litional guests Mines. Sayre, Down
ard, Adams, Potter, Comegys, Ed |
wards. Foster, Rogers, Hivick and |
Iarreld, who played substitute hands.
The guest favor, a plant in a fancy J
pot, was presented 10 Mrs. Sayre. !
Iigh score favor, charming piece |
If lingerie, was given to Mrs. John |
Nichols. Mrs. j. S. Berkshire will be
hostess to the club members Saturday |
Ifternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. Ikard entertained Saturday |
'vening with a delightfully."- informal
urprise dinner party in honor of the |
birthday of her daughter, Miss Jinkie
kard, who was at home for the week
nd from Dundee. where she is teach
ng this year The home was attract
vely decorated with wealth of red |
'oses, saliva and ferns. The color /
scheme of red and white was carried |
,ut in the table decorations, which |
lad for its central decoration a large |
ilver candelabrum hording red can
lies, with an artistic arrangement of |
he scarlet SALIVA surrounding II. |
Places were marked by corsage bou-
luets and boutonniers of violets and |