The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-19

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| KATHERINE
-HE MOTHERS CLUB of the
High School met in regular
Il session Monday afternoon at
three O'clock On account OF
the approaching holidays. the attend
ance was not as large as usual, but
those present We're rewarded with a
program Of unusual merit and an in.
teresting discussion. The following
program was given by the students:
Vocal Solo-"Baby Shoes s"-----------
---------------Nyda Booth
Grafton "HumanAy's Christmas"
-------------- Rowland Kennedy
Duet (Violin and Piano. Souvenir
by Shubert-
Morgan Eddeman, Ruth Bandol
A round table discussion of interest
TO all was led by Mr. Shafer of the
High school faculty. Mrs. J. c. Thomp-
son, Miss Bishop, Miss Nichols, Mr.
Richards and Mr. Taylor all took
part in the discussion on the influence
of the school on the morals of the
community. The Sophomore class were
hosts for the day furnishing the pro
gram and serving refreshments at the
was a dainty souvenir basket of red
and white, bearing sprig of mistletoe
| The rooms were decorated with Christ
mas green's and crimson bells. The
club will meet again three weeks from
Christmas, and every mother who has
a child in the city schools is urged to
attend these meetings and take part
in the discussions.
The meeting of the Philharmonic
Club announced for tomorrow after
noon has been postponed until De
cember 2I at which time the program
will be given at the High school Au.
ditorium, at $3.50 o'clock.
The Broadway Methodist Choir un-
der the direction of Mrs. n. c. Wood !
will render a Christmas musical pro
gram Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock,
Miss Ruby Randol Organist
Mrs. Fred c. Ryburn will be hostess
to the Wednesday Embroidery Club
tomorrow afternoon at her home, S2i
d street. northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drash Of Hugo
who have been guests of Mrs G. r.
Lucas the past week, left this morn
ing for Okmulgee, and from there will
go to Saint Paul Ark, where they
NAill spend the Christmas holidays
with relatives.
Miss Gladys ScivaIly will arrive
home Thursday to spend. the yaca- q
ion season with her mother Mrs. Il
Frank Sciyally. Among others who
Will arrive on that date is Miss Elise '
'otterf and Miss Allie Mae Gwinn.
Nj of these young ladies are students
II the State University at Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Redmond will
cave here Saturday for Galveston,
Texas, where they will spend the Il
christmas season with friends and rel. "
tives. u
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Cox and family ~
I Dallas, Texas, are expected to -
rriye here Saturday. They will be ~
uests of relatives during the Christ. !"
las season.
Messrs. Charles and Wilmer Ander- ''
on, both of whom are attending the "
few York Military College at Corn y,
all on-the-lIudson. will spend the ~
hfistmas season with their parents,
.r. and Mrs c. L. Anderson. They ''
re expected TO arrive home Saturday ''
.ening. VI
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Phillips left this n
oon for Cleburne, Texas. where they
IN visit Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kennard
rom Cleburue they, with Mr.. and ce
RS. Kennard and little Edwina Ken r,
ird. will go TO Wolfe City Texas. ilr
here they will be guests of Mr.. and no
rs. George Liser Christmas week. vi
\ large crowd greeted the choir of
@ First Presbyterian church Sunday NC
eaiug when the sacred cautata, The '''