The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-08

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n OF the week was the :aornins
W forty-two party and afternoon
bridge party given by Mines.
l.. S. Dolman, r. y Fox and c. G..
Rowland NJ the new home of Mrs l..
5. Dolman, on MCLish avenue, south
west. With the exception of the din
ing room, which was decorated with
roses Of pink and white, a color
srheme of yellow and white was car
ricd out in the decorations, score
cards and ices Small sunnowers and
daisies were used effectively in the
library and living room, while a large
porch was converted into a veritable
summer garden of flowers, vines and
many swinging baskets of growing
plants. In the morning games of forty
two, Mrs. a. d. Sweet made high
score and was presented with pair
of silk hose while the consolation
was given TO Mrs. George Henley. At
the afternoon party of bridge, high
score favor, a pair Of silk hose, was
won by Mrs. Eb Evans, and Mrs. II.
Y. Morgan was given the consolation
prize, also a set of individual nut
dishes. The invited guests of both
parties were: Mines. Homer Adams,
Arthur Adams, Alternately, Alexander,
Apple Dibrcll, Bass, SAM Baird,
Bridgman, Byers, Bomar, Bishop, Tom
champion, Crockett, Butzow, Sprekel-
meyer, r. K Kearney, Kimball, Kahn,
Lindsay. Moore, Maxwell Carrie Max
well, Mullen, viii Morgan Sr., VIII
Morgan Jr, McCullom, Madden, Nc
Cam, Ryburn, Pptterf, Pugh, tPen-
nneton. Page, Randol, George and
Ralph Ramsey, Ring, Redfield, Ringer,
Reid, Spragins. Fraley sullivan, Sand
lin, smith, Straughon Stansill, Tread
well, Weeks, Won Keller, Bretch Of
Hobart, van Derberg, Vernon, Sam
Noble, Eva Noble, Wall, Sweet, Woods,
Wallace. Wilson, Wilkinson, Wright,
Williams, Richards, Webb, Lane, Cox,
Baker, Stahl, White, Henley, Chas, An
derson, Chas. AGams. laird, Burraw,
Pyrne Buchanan, Berkshire, Kearney
of Memphis, Tenn, Boyd, Bum. Camp
bell, Chas. Campbell, Crockett, Coe,
cobb, J. L. Champion, Cannon, Craig,
Dunn, Dyer, Dings, Davis, Downard,
Dexter, Easley, Edwards, Evans, Fos-
ter. Franklin, Feagin, Rogers Ramsey
Redmond, Simpson, Sayre, Sass,
Sykes, Squwes, Thurmond, Tietgens,
Won Weise, Waltrip, Bertha White
man, John Whiteman, Wolverton,
Woods, Westheimer, Glasgo, Breast, T.
Y. Morgan, Roadway, Buiard, Dun
lap, Carr, Carlock, Crittcnden, Cooper,
w. |. Crucc, 'Chivers, Davisson Dill
worth, DENIES, Eddleman, Fish, Gill
liam. German, Gates, Granam, Grif-
fiji, HalbaCh. Hamilton Harr5ld Har-
die. w. 3. Johnson. Sidney Johnson,
John Wade Johnson, Garnett Johnson,
Jones, Tyer, Kalish. Fort, Gregg, Gra-
witt. Outlet, Gregory Hivick, Hefner,
Hudscn, Hinkle, Harts, Hoard. Krue-
ger. kirkpatrick, Les Kearney, Lasner,
Ledtetter. ]. p. Moore, Val Mullen,
Nevcomb, Pugh, John Nichols, Il. p.
Nichols. viii Potter, ]. W. Potter, Ray
Poland, w. P. Poland, Rob Poland, !
Paine: the Misses Ward, Thurlow
Ward. Floy Avis, Dickson, Dorothy
Dickson. Campbell, Peel, Pugh, Clara
Morgan, Addie Lou Morgan, Bishop,
Margaret Bishop, Johnson.
Mr. w H. Taylor of FL Paso, Texas, |
is the guest of his uncle, w. l.. Brooks
and family Mr.. Taylor expects to
to be here two weeks.
Mrs. c. II. Everett and children, |
Beatrice. Ned, Anne, and Katherine,
have returned from a motor trip to
Sulphur, at which place they were the
guests of relatives for about three
weeks.
Miss Anne Thompson will give a
party and musical program Friday af-
ternoon at four o'clock at her home, |
O11 q cputbueet Tho Marty ig given