The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-25

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days.
The parcel post sale at the home OF
Rev. Hampton Friday was a success
! in every respect. The ladies who gave
the sale are highly pleased with the
returns from the sales, and the evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by the many
who attended.
Division Two of the Broadway Bap-
tist church will meet Tuesday after
noon at four o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Sidney Suggs, on North Wash
ington street All members are re-
quested to attend.
The lawn fete rendered the members
of the Baptist church by the Baracca
Class on the~lawn of the church,
Thursday, was one Of the very enjoy
able events of the week. Nearly two
hundred OF the members were present
anu tHpytu ochbo' fNN
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. ]. A. Moyer entertained the
Junior Missionary Society OF the Car
ter Avenue church with picnic at
Wilmington park Saturday. They went
to the park about 10 o'clock and spent
the day under the shade trees, where
lunch was served between twelve and
one O'Clock. Games were features of
amusement.
r. F. Taylor and family of Texas are
the guests of Mrs. Nettie Jones, 131
d street. Mrs. Jones has all Of her
children with her now. and they are
holding a family reunion. There are
eighteen children and grandchildren.
The children of Mrs. Jones are four
daughters and two sons, and three
states-Oklahoma, Texas and Arizona,
are represented in the reunion.
Neal Allen, son OF MT and Mrs. II.
+. Allen, who was injured in falling
building Monday, is getting along as
well as could be hoped for, under the
circumstances. His mother hopes he
will be sufficiently recovered 10 make
a trip through northern Illinois and
Michigan with her by the first OF Au-
gust.
Mrs. c. p. Van Denberg has as her
guests Misses Sara Robson of Edo
rado, Kans., and Louise Robson of
Towanda, Kans The mothers OF the
young ladies have been spending a
few weeks at Mineral Wells, Texas,
and are expected 10 arrive today. Mrs.
Van Denberg entertained for the young
ladies at Chickasaw Lake Club last
evening.
Mr. O.. NJ. Redfeld took nupber OF
young ladies to Chickasaw Lake Club
on Wednesday evening, where they
enjoyed a supper in the boats among
the lilies, and afterwards a dance at
the pavilion, returning home about
nine o'clock. In the party were Misses
Clemmie King, Neltz Coleman, Cora
Dyer, Ruby Gwinn, Nancy Vernon,
Margaret Tone, Pauline Mcmillan,
Raye King, Florence, Margaret and
Jack Redfeld.
Mrs. J. b. Champion entertained with
breakfast of beautiful appointments
at the Country Club Friday morning,
complimenting Mrs. c. Grady of Fort
Worth, who is guest of Mrs. w. l..
Davis. Sweet peas and marguerites
were effectively used in the table dec
orations. Among the pleasant fea-
lures of the morning were several
vocal solos by Mrs. n. c. Wood and
Mrs. w. l.. Davis. Cards also were
features of amusement after the break
fast. Mrs. Champions guests were:
Mines. c. Grady, w. l.. Davis, n. c.
Wood, Roy Duston, Carl Won Nord-
helm, ]. w. Newcomb, w. A. Wolver-
ton.
Earl Meyer entertained number
of his friends in very delightful man
ner at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Meyer, AL Carter ave
nue., Friday evening. The lawn was
beautiful with the lights of many Jap
anese lanterns casting a soft glow on
the scene, where many games were
| features of the entertainment A love
ly ice course was served to the follow
ing guests: Misses Ora Roberts, Edith
and Irene Starks, Pauline Payne of
Lone Grove, Hazel Wagner, Jean
ette Barringer, Mabel and Cecele Hen
don. Vera Murphy, Edna Petit, Marie
| Brown, Eula and Carrie Roland, Pearl
! Stearns, Mabel Freeman, Grace Gill
liam, Messrs. Charles Haynes. Nat
Hayne, James Haynes. Walter Hol-