The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-13

A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter S. Gilbert, Miss Katherine Gil
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Connor, Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F.. Connor Jr.. Mrs.
Thacher and two children, Dorothy
and Katherine, who are guests of Mrs.
Connor from Fort Worth, motored to
Sulphur this morning for the day.
Misses Nell and Claudine Moore
entertained Friday evening at their
home on Broadway in honor of Mr..
Clifford Samuels of Des Maines, Iowa.
The guest list included Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Il. Long of Gainesville, the Misses
Velma Colbert, Anna Cunningham,
Marion Woodward and Mr.. Theodore
Colbert Refreshments were served.
Miss Florence Gait returned Friday
noon from a weekend visit to LeXing-
ton, Norman and Oklahoma City, at
which places she attended a number
of pre-nuptial affairs complimentary to
Miss Allie Rose Breeding, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Edward Gait has been
announced for September ..
Mr.. Joe NJ. London and sons
Charles, Ewing and Joe NJ Jr., Mr..
Lon Miller, and Rev. j. w. Burns
spent the greater part of the past
week fishing in the Arbuclle noun
tains, returning home Thursday eve
ming. They secured the privilege of
fishing in a private lake which was
well stocked with government bass,
and the party reports splendid luck
and good time.
Mrs. John Waltrip entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon at her
home, go B, southwest with a forty
two party honoring her sister, Mrs. l..
G. Waltrip of Grandbury, Texas. Mrs.
Ray Poland was awarded the high
score prize-a box of stationery, and
the honoree, received a beautiful cut
glass guest set An ice course was
served Mines. w. A. Easley, Frank
Gates, Ray Poland, j. w. Newcomb,
j. A. Bass, George Henley, the hon
oree and hostess.
Mr. C. w. Hotchkiss, accompanied
by the Misses Frank and Alton Nc
Ghoe, leaves this noon for the New
York City markets, where Miss Frank
will assist in making purchases for
the fall stock Of goods. The party
will go via New Orleans, and will sail
from there on the boat "Monus" We'd
nesday. While in the east they will
visit a number of cities and en- route
home will stop in Buffalo and Niagara
Falls, returning via Chicago. They
will be gone one month.
Mr. Colquitt E. Sykes left Friday
noon for Elk Mountain, Wyoming,
where he will join Mrs. Sykes and
their little son, who preceded him two
weeks. They will remain in Elk noun
tain for a week, and from there will
go to Denver, Colorado, at which
hni tg fhnpn having
been shipped last week. From Denver
they will motor through Colorado and
Wyoming, visit Yellowstone Park and
many other places of interest, and
from there will motor back to Ard
more. They expect to return about
October /.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Morgan entertain
ed at Chickasaw lake Friday after
noon and evening, honoring Mrs. Mac
Morgan, who is visiting here from
Texarkana, Texas. Going out in the
afternoon a number of their guests
played tennis on the court which has
just been completed at the club. Fol
lowing the tennis game a. five-course
dinner was served. Covers were laid
for the hosts, honor guests, Misses
Addie Lou Morgan, Helen Morgan,
Iona Bell Lynn, Lorena Allen, Nettie
Parker, Messrs. and Mines. J. w. Krue'
ger. Vernon Shouse, G.. DavisSon,
Warren Martin, Y. b. Lynn, and