The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-26


church held a most interesting meeting
Tuesday when Miss Margaret BishoI
was hostess for the afternoon and thg
honor guest was Mrs. II. L. l.. Nor
gan. Mrs. Morgan is vice president OF
the western conference. She gave a
most comprehensive and interesting
talk on the subject of Missionaries. A."
which was especially encouraging.
More than twenty guests were pres.
ent. A two-course luncheon was
served
Miss Helen Sayre, who has been Wis.
.iting friends in Dallas, Texas. several
weeks, returned yesterday. She was
accompanied home by Miss Florine
Fleming of Dallas, who Is well known
in Ardmore society circles, having Wis
tied here a number of times. Miss
Fleming will share honors with Miss
Rivers Friday evening. when Mrs.
Sayre entertains in their honor.
Miss Lenna Wesley and Miss Ethel
Roland of Gainesville, Texas. are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Gwyn
on West Main street
Mrs. Willie Williamson, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Roy Duston.
has returned to her home in Wapa-
nucka
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy p. Cobb will spend
Thanksgiving in San Antonio, Texas.
Mr., and Mrs. Donald Bretch of Ho-
bart will arrive Wednesday to spend
the week end with Mrs. Bretch's par.
ents, DR. and Mrs. F. p. Won Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Poland will leave
the early part of the week for San
Antonio, where they will visit day
with their son, Dan, who is attending
school in that city, and from there he
will accompany them to Corpus Chris
ii, where they will spend several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Price Mr.. !
Poland expects to be away only a
short time, while Mrs. Poland will I
visit in several Texas cities before re,
home.
Miss Gail Cruce of Oklahoma City |
will arrive in the city tomorrow after
noon and will spend several days with |
Miss Grace Johnson Later she will |
De the guest of Mrs. W. |. Cruce and |
Mrs. Arthur Hall at "The Naples"
The Ferndale Review Club will meet |
n regular session Wednesday after
loon with Mrs Haynes. On account
Of the inclement weather of last
week, the club did not meet with Mrs.
Walter Gilbert. as was announced,
nd at this meeting the lesson subject
or last meeting will be taken up, with
irs. Wimberly leader.
Mrs. Williams Fort entertained with l
line party Friday afternoon at the
'alace theatre in honor of Miss Sarah
rivers of Chicago. After the per
ormance the guests were conducted
o Frames, where a luncheon was
erved, and each was presented with l
avors, vanity conceits, by the man /
ger, Mr.. Tom Frame. Mrs. Fort gave
Ter honor guest a handsome bouquet
# chrysanthemums. The guest list
included the Misses Rachel Campbell
Iargaret Noble. Mary Williams, Hal
Taley, Dorothy Dickson, Grace John
on, Thurlow Ward, Anne Thompson,
.ouiso Love, Georgia Simpson, Mary
Ioone, Italy Carter and Helen Wal
ott
At the morning service of the Broad
'ay Baptist church, Miss Lotie Bond
ill sing The Publican" by Van de
Water, and at the evening service Miss
'irginia JONES will sing THAT Sweet
tory of Old" by West. A cordial
lvitation is extended to the public.
Interest in the peep Into Japan"
hich is to be in the nature of an
Nhibit at the Carnegie Library next
riday and Saturday, is increasing.
nd while nothing is being said as to
lst what the exhibit will be. members
the Library board are giving it their
ctive support, and hope it will have 4
le desired result.
Mrs. Frank HerZmark of Little
ock, Ark, arrived in the city Thurs.
iy and will be the guest of her par
Its. Mr.. and Mrs Lowenstein. and
'r brothers. Messrs. Emanuel. Sol
1d Harry Iouanstain nm StanIa,.