The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-25

THE DAILY
was heard and its list OF flowers and
plants, which has been published. was
| approved The same committee was
asked to serve still further and At
! tach the premiums, which will also
be published later. Mrs. II. ID. Nc
! Cullom, who was appointed on the
publicity committee, turned in splen-
did report. Her ten rules for home
sanitation were enthusiastically en-
dorsed by the entire society. Also
rules that the business men, and es-
pecially grocery men. will be asked
| to observe. Mines. Gregory, Walco,t
and Gilbert were appointed as com
mittee to ask the proper authorities
to look after the naming and number
ing of streets, so that locations may
be found more easily. Some of the
ladies claimed they had been here
for years, and were still in doubt as
to what their address is. Much bust
ness of importance was disposed of,
among which was three festivals
which will be given to raise funds for
current expenses.
one of the most unique and elabo-
rate parties given for children was
that of Monday, when Mrs. 7, l..
Wright entertained between ninety
and one hundred children. honorinS
the seventh anniversary of her daugh-
ter. Willis Marie. The home was
perfect bower of flowers, pink and
green color motif being carried out.
Fortune tellers, both ORIENTAL and In
dian soothsayers, were there to re-
veal the hidden secrets of the future.
Games of all kinds, and guessing con-
tests. for which many prizes were
awarded was in progress all during
the afternoon. There was not mo-
ment that was not filed to the brlm
by the happy participants. The birth
dav cake and table decorations were
marvels of beauty within themselves,
and elaborate refreshments were
served in a most delightful manner.
The little honoree was the recipient
of many beautiful tokens of love, and
as each little guest departed for home
they declared they had never had
such a good time before in their
lives.
The High school students are max
ing great preparations for their
Shakespearean pageant, and every
thing seems to be moving along ad-
mirably. There is no doubt that even
if the Ardmore students are some
what later in the celebration, they
will equal Oklahoma City and other
cities that have already put on their
entertainments. At least the citizens
here have every confidence in their
young people and teachers, and are
expecting something above the ordl-
nary.
Miss Helen Sayre entertained last
evening with a dinner party at Dor
nick Hills. honoring Miss Scotia
Goodwin. of Dallas, Texas, who is the
guest of Mrs. T. A. Thurmond. Those
present were: Misses Ellen and Dor
othy Dickson. Helen Walcott, Mar
iorie Krause of Titusville, Pa, Scotia
Goodwin, the hostess, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter Thompson, Messrs. Drew
Nichols. William Schoonmaker Por-
ter. Edward Gait, Hal Spragins, ana
Velie Suggs,
The young ladies of the Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs. Hen
ry Scott on Monday afternoon, with
Mrs. ]. E. Champion as leader. The
lesson was on the study OF Ruth,
and was very ably handled by both
leader and participants. The next
meeting will be with Mrs, J. e,
Chancellor.
Cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. J. B. Daw-
son. b street. northwest, Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Hargraye will be
leader. All are invited.
Mrs. T. B. Weaver will not enter
tain the Wednesday Forty-Two CLUB
this week Announcements OF the
next meeting will be made later.
Mrs. Sam Butler was hostess at a
dining today at her home, given for
Mrs. Victor Smith Of Wolf City, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Lynch have
returned from McAlester, where Mr'