The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-08-20

Mrs. p. T. Sipes returned home Fri |
day from oklahoma City, where she
visited her daughter, Mrs. Walter |
Jarrett. She was accompanied home
by her grandson, Rowland Jarrett.
who will visit here while his parents
attend the National Pharmaceutical
convention meeting which will be
held at Philadelphia.
Mrs. 4. 5. Pulliam arrived here Fri
day to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Taliaferro, SIS North Washington. She
will be joined tomorrow by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. F. Castle Ruby Pulliam)
and children, and they will be here
until Tuesday. Mrs Pulliam and Mrs.
Castle are on route to their home in
Pleasarton, Texas, after spending
several weeks in the east. While
there they visited in New York City
Philadelphia and many other cities of
interest, returning via Chicago, where
they spent a few days
Miss Mary Williams returned Fri
| day from an extended trip throughout
the east Leaving here in the early
summer Miss Williams went to New
| York City and Brooklyn. While in
Brooklyn she was a guest in the home
Of her aunt, Mrs. Irving Smith Miss
| Williams attended the National Edu-
| cational association, which met in
New York City, and from there made
many interesting trips. She motored
through the entire state of New York,
going through Long Island, up and
down the Hudson, visiting Albany,
| ChautauQua spent weekend at
Mount Beacon and from there visited
in Washington, d. c. En- route home
Miss Williams spent some time in Chi
cago She was away about ten weeks.
Mrs. r. A. Hefner entertained with
dinner party Friday evening at the
| DOrnicli Hills Country Club in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Johnson of Jacks
boro.. Texas, and Mines. Bass of
Gainesville and Nichols of Austin,
| Texas. The table was decorated with
large bowl containing scarlet saliva
and Il red and white color scheme
was carried out in the appointments.
the place cards being cleverly hand
made and painted by Robert Hefner,
the little son of the hostess. Beauti-
full hand-painted cake plates were pre-
sented TO each of the honor guests.
| Covers were laid for the hostess. the
honor guests and Mines. NJ. lizard, w.
A. Easley and II. p Nichols.
Miss Mahota Nichols of Sulphur,
who IS the guest of Miss Lee Cathey,
was honor guest at lake party given
by the Misses Florence and Margaret
Redfeld at Chickasaw Lake Friday
afternoon and evening, Mrs. ID. Red
field, grandmother of the hostesses,
and their father, Mr.. o. NJ. Redlield'
were chaperones. The party motored
out in the late afternoon and several
hours were spent swimming and boat
ing. 4 picnic supper was served while
on the lake, the guests being seated
in boats. The guest list included
besides the chaperones, hostesses and
honoy guests, the Misses Lee Cathey,
Marie King, Florence Vernon Clemmie
King, Mary Ringer, Lillian Mccoy,
Edna Brown, GLADYS Carpenter, and
Mr.. John Redfeld After supper the
evening was spent in dancing.
Mr.. and Msr. i. w. BuTOw enter
tanned Friday at Chickasaw Lake with
an all-day party honoring their house
guest. Miss Christine Hotchkiss of
Dallas and the Misses Sadie lkard Of
Henryetta and Matte Claire Gano OF
Guthrie. A u o'clock luncheon was
! served 10 the uOSl7, HOlol Su'''o "''N
the Misses Anne Thompson and
GLADYS Walling. After luncheon a few
games of bridge were INDUCED in, after
which the guests formed a line party
at the matinee performance of the
Palace theatre. Returning to the lake
lin the early evening dinner was served
covers being laid for the above named
guests and additional guests, Messrs.
Ezra Dyer Harley Harreld, Paul
Frame, Charles Walling and Gordon
Gano Tennis, boating and dancing
we're features of the evenings enter
tainment, which closed with a mid
night watermelon feast. The entire
party were guests at the lake for the
night. They were awakened early
Saturday morning and after a swim in
the lake were served with breakfast