The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-06

Morgan, who has been very i'll for
period OF eleven weeks, will spend
most Of the time in the mountains,
where he hopes to regain his health.
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Lynch left yes
terday morning for an extended trip
TO the Great Lakes. They will go
directly to Minneapolis, Mimi, from
here, and after short stay in that
city will visit several important cities
and points of interest in the east.
DR.. David II. Cooper and family,
who started 10 Detroit in their auto
mobile two weeks ago, reached De
troit in six days, arriving last Sunday.
They had no trouble whatever on
their trip,-not even a puncture,-un-
I'll they reached the suburbs Of De-
ucit. They will probably return in
about three weeks.
Miss Sanders and little daughter,
Christine. leave today for their home
in Lewisburg, Tenn, after spending
several weeks in Ardmore, the guests
of Mrs. Sanders parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. A. Steakley. Miss Laura
Steakley will accompany Mrs Sanders
home and will spend several weeks
visiting in Lewisburg.
Mrs Earl Kennard, who is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, .
leaves this noon fer Mineral Wells, !
Texas. where she will join Mr.. Ken
nard for two weeks visit Re
turning to Ardmore, she and the chill
dren will accompany Mrs. Phillips to
Albuquerque, ~ NJ, where they are
planning to visit relatives for a time.
Misses Lillian and Lula Butt, for
mer residents OF Ardmore, have re-
turned here from Oklahoma City and
will again make Ardmore their home.
This week they are guests in the
home of their sister, Mrs. James
Cruce. They were accompanied here
by James Cruce Jr., who has been
visiting them in Oklahoma City, and
their brother. who will visit in Ard
more about two weeks.
Mrs. Homer Hinkle entertained the
latter part of the week with dinner
at the Chckasaw Lake Club and
swimming party at the Dornick Hills
Country Club The guest list in
cluded: Misses Lille sherwood of
Tuskahoma, Annie d. Thompson, and
Messrs. James Thompson and Morgan
of Tuskahoma.
The Loyal Daughters and Mizpah
classes of the Bible school of the
First Christian church conducted a
on the church lawn Fri
day evening, which was largely at
tended. The proceeds are to be ap-
piled on the new furniture purchased
for the class rooms of these two
classes. There were a number OF
amusements and an abun-
dance of refreshments.
Rev. and Mrs. + r. Wclch enter
.ained Friday afternoon at the par
celebrating the eleventh birth
day anniversary of their daughter, 4
Games were enjoyed and ,
were served at Frames
drug store. The little guests included
Misses Lorsne Taylor of Wynnewood,
Gladys Humphrey Mona Ruth Webb,
Mary Catherine Burns Ruby McKelvy,
Lorone and Iaisy Salter, Leta Jones,
and Roberta Jones; Messrs. Lee
Webb, Joe and Mitchell Jones, Ray
Dyer, Clifford Johnson, Vance White,
James McKelvy, Hoyle Carlock, Jes-
sic and Harvey Salter.
Thursday afternoon at Lexington.
Okla. Miss Breeding entertained with
n luncheon to fifteen or twent yout-of-
town girls. including Misses Doris
Probst of Tulsa, Helen Ledbetter of
Oklahoma City. Jewel Patcheli Of
Pauls Valley. Florence Gait, Elise
Potterf Hal Fraley and Helen Won
Keller of Ardmore. Bess and Mary
Mcmillan. Anne Mccall. Mamie Mil
Ter, Carrie Martin. Grace Lee. Doro-
hy Bell, Lottie Taylor, all of Norman;
Mines. T. Y. Morgan of Ardmore. Dan
Neal of Billings. Milton Meyer and
James Powell of Norman. From Lex
ngton. the party motored to Purcell
and the above young ladies We're in
,Iuded in a house party at a reception
given bv Miss Allie Young at the
home of Mr.. u. Z. Paterson in that
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