The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-31

Helen CauSnman.
The Mothers Club of the Third ward
will meet Friday afternoon at three
O'Clock This will be Bundle Sale"
day, the proceeds from which will be
used in supplies for the school library,
and every mother is requested to bring
some bundle, as small as you like, and
not to exceed the price of twenty-five
cents. The program will be given by
Miss Morgan's room, the Sixth grade,
and cordial invitation is extended to
all.
The Ladies of the Leaf met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. l..
H. Love, with Mrs. John F. Easley
leader. Responses to roll call were
made with English dramatic events.
The afternoons lesson was based on
the drama. Iris" on which the lead1
Mrs. Easley, read a most interesting
paper. The meeting was one marked
with decided interest At the next
meeting, the program. which was to
have been led by Mrs. Alvis, has been
postponed and in its stead the pro-
gram to be led by Mrs. Arthur Straeh-
ley will be substituted
Mrs. j. l.. Cox will be hostess to the
members of the Ferndale Review Club
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, when
the following interesting lesson will
be given:
Italian Art"
Leader Z. p. Holder
sponse-Name of an Italian Artist
Church Art in Rome Mrs. S. A. Haynes
Morning Stars in Italian Att
---------------M Mrs. +. p. Holder
Symbols in Italian Painting"
---------------M Mrs. +. +. Watson |
Reading "L'Envoi" Mrs. r. S. Willard !
Misses Florence and Margaret Red |
field, assisted by Misses Gladys Car
penter and Lillian Mccoy, entertained
Saturday evening at the home of the |
Misses Rediield, 119 d. southwest. Ar
rangements of organe and black crepe
paper together with witches, owls,
cats and other Halloween fancies,
characterized the decorations. Among
the amusements were nut contest"
"ducking for apples and other appro-
pirate features. including dancing,
singing "gohst stories" filled the eve
ming hours. Refreshments, consisting
of hot chocolate, sandwiches and cake, Il
were served. The guests wore cos.
tunes of fancy dress and were mask
ed. Those entertained were: Misses
Edna Brown, Mary Ringer, Myrtle En-
loe, Florence Vernon. Jennie Chivers.
Pala Hyden, Nannye Ma,e Pace. Floy
Weeks Lorinne Allen, Gladys Martin,
Eloise Sandlin, Iona Bell Lynn, Selma
Bodovitz, LaVadis Lykins, Helen Won
Keller, Maurine Easley, Hattie Bur
nit, Geneva Lykins, Eva Whitehurst,
Minnie Stong, Lois Weeks, Lucille
Griffin, Frances Jones, Paloma White,
Crete Stewart, Marjorie Walcott Flor
ance Jackson, Ruby Gwinn. Hettie
Morgan, Edna May Roberts. Barbara
Slack, Gladys Guillot, Ernestine Gull
ot, Gladys Whitehead, Pearl Guyton.
Cora Dyer, Marie King, Clemmye
King. Lillian White Dorothy Dings.
Halle Lanford. Ida Lee Sims. Susie
Hall. Mrs. Louis Rocket; Messrs. NJ.
H. Taylor, c. ]. Shafer Roy Pettitt.
'has Miner. Robert Bats. Travis
Ritter. Charles Chivers. Morgan Ed
ileman. Roland Kennedy. Neal Ter \
ell, Vernon Collins. Marcus Pugh. :
has. Alexander, VIM. Ratley. Clint
Iddleman, J. G. Gophensloptor, Da-
I'D Dawson, Vim. Potter. Preston
DAWSON. Wilbur Fieidbinder. George
lavis. Herbert Boyte, Dewey Carpen-
er. Arthur Carpenter, Jerome Alex.
nder; Mines. J. r. Pennington. f. L.
iregory. X. II. Polk. l. y. Brown.
iisses Helen Frances Pennington. :
'ettie Pennington. Mary Elizabeth
'olk and Master Boyd Brown. Il
OF all nights in the year. tonight is II
he one in which spooks and goblins II
i'll hale forth to terrorize some. and
irnish amusement for others. In the
forming, il any person should find
lat some Of their movable property. II
ich as gates. carriages and even "old
ohbin" himself have been removed
some strange and mysterious place.
ist attribute g. to the activity of the
'irits. and reflect that you were once
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