The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02

party were MlSSeS IOIlS w NtSIHelluSl, ,
. Ethelyn Hill of Muskogee, Marguaret
Cherry, Muskogee; Edwill Hill, Mus
kogee; Bernard Sass, st. Louis;
Messrs. and Mines. Straehley, Gates,
Dexter, w. Potter and l.. Byers.
Miss Elizabeth Mccain favored a
number of her friends Friday evening
with line party at the Palace and
afterwards an ice cream course at
Ringers drug store. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. Mccain and Mrs.
Wall, with the following guests in
attendance:
Misses Francis German, Joy Moore,
Elizabeth Myers, Letha Hancock,
Florence Gait, Margery Walcott,
Louise Wall, Elizabeth Mccain, Neltz
Coleman, Cora Dyer; Messrs. Bert
Simpson, William Crockett, Charles
Anderson, Robert Sayre John Thomp-
son, Wilmer Anderson Sylvester
Mullen, William Potter, Melvin Cole.
man, Henry Potterf Walter Colbert,
Fred Jones; Mesdames Mary Nisbet
and j. C. Jones, chaperones.
Among the pleasant features of the
week was the breakfast given by Mrs.
B. A. Simpson for the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morriss Sass. Among
the invited were: Misses Ethelyn
Hill, Dorothy Dixon, Doris West |
heimer, Helen Walcott; Messrs. |
Cross, of Boston, Bernard Sass of st. |
Louis, Noeff of Holland.
The Presbyterian Christian Endea-
vor will entertain with a Cycle show !
Thursday, July 6, at o'clock on the |
Presbyterian lawn. These young peo-
pie are anxious to give their portion
toward a new church and are using
this means toward their aim. Amuse-
ments and refreshing drinks for
everyone. Come and spend an even
ing of fun.
Misses Gorma Garma, Madeline Col
bert, Joy Moore, Ruby and Elvira
Jones, of Abiline, Texas, Pala
Hyden, Mamie Mae Pace, Cora Dyer,
Louise Wall, Esther McNeese, Eliza
beth Mccain. Messrs. Bert Simpson,
Will Potter, Hy Potterf w. NJ.
Crockett, Ralph Boyd Hobart Dol
man. Ed Frye Melvin Coleman,
Everett Kreuger, Robert Sayre, John
Thompson.
One of the prettiest arranged par
ties of the season was that given
Tuesday evening by the Misses Hal
lie and Bess Bondurant and Addie
Bike at the Bondurant home, 11S
North X, honoring Miss May Blue
jacket, whose engagement to wed Mr.
Leslie Kitto of Ardmore was an
nounced at a beautifully appointed
party few weeks ago. This was the
first series of parties which have
been planned for this charming and
popular e-to-be,-Muskogee Times
Democrat.
Mrs. C. II. Everett gave a dining
of beautiful appointments Thursday
evening. complimenting her daughter
Beatrice, on her seventeenth annivers-
ary. Seated at the table with The
hostess We're, Misses Audrey and Vel
ma Barrett. Lonnie Mae Bagby, Erma
Mueller and Addie Hurley. Later in
he evening the following young men
called and took the girls for a car
'ide: Messrs. Alfred Haggard. Clin-
on Estis, Ralph Cason, Jos Barrett,
Ned Barrett, of Texas. and "Dock" =
Hurley. Miss Beatrice was the re-
'eipent of many beautiful tokens.
A Jolly crowd of pleasure seekers {
eft Saturday morning for a week or ?
en- days trip to Henry House Creek. f
n the party were: Mr.. andMrs. f. c
+ Foster, Jewel Foster Earl Foster,
4eon Foster, Misses Pauline Payne,
If Lone Grove and Julia Moff. Messrs.
Zoe Telford, Ray Hamilton. Bob Bull a
ock Mr. and Mrs Roy Childress of I
Writ, and DR.. and Mrs. Harlow and !
title daughter. The crowd expects =
o thoroughly enjoy the Fourth of S
uly Mr.. and Mrs. Foster drove their
lew REQ. Mr.. Telford drove REQ,
)r Harlow a Buick, Mr.. and Mrs 4
u, ilhrnr nm Ornrlnnd and twn Enrls Il