The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-26

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KATHERINE SUI
ZINES. J. W. POTTER and Roy
MI Johnson will be hostesses to
Fl the members OF the Thimble
Tea Club Friday afternoon at
3 O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. Potter
s22 McLish. southwest. Members are
requested TO notify the hostesses.
Mrs. Thomas Norman is entertain
ing this afternoon from to 6 o'clock
with a birthday party in celebration
Of the eighth anniversary Of her son,
Richard Norman
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gillian and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G DavIsson and Miss
Lula Fuss, a sister or Mrs. Gillian
have returned from very pleasant
visit to the Dallas fair.
Mrs. Writ Franklin will entertain
the members of the Priscilla Club Fri
day afternoon at O'Clock at her home.
20 D street, southwest, in their first
meeting of the season.
Celebrating the htth birthday ami
. versary .of her little son, Elmon How
ard. Mrs. G. W. Crabtree is entertain
, ling in his honor this afternoon from
$3.50 to $50 o'clock with a party al
+ her home on Fifth and A streets,
T. northwest
q Mrs. Mary NJ Graf VIII arrive here
G over the Santa Fe today to visit with
o her sister in law, Mrs. A. J. Walker
o Iof Dundee Besides visiting Mrs. Wal
. ker she will also be a guest in the
1 homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p. Smith
q and Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Sykes. Mrs
=. Grars home Is in Evansville, Ind, but
:. she is here from Texas, where sne is
o interested in mission work.
Mrs Elmer Murphy was hostess to
the Wednesday Embroidery Club yes
terday afternoon at her home, 22O
D. Ninth, northwest The hours were
spent very pleasantly with music and
q needlework. Those entertained were
n Mines Wantland, Scott, Gwinn, Ry'
Il burn, Johnson, Kirkbright, Simmons,
a. Parton, Robinson, Hartnitt and Miss
4. Cruce. Mrs Murphy served refresh
10 ments. The club will be entertained
n. in fortnight by Mrs. Kirkbright.
=,
Ia In honor of her house guest Mrs
John Simpson of Gainesville, Texas,
Mrs. b. A. Simpson entertained with
one o'clock dinner yesterday at the
Chickasaw Lake Club Covers were
laid for the hostess, honor guest,
Mines. C. l.. Anderson, p II. Woods,
J. T. Nichols, w. p Poland, Frank
Gates, w. A. Colley, l. II Love, 7. A.
Thurmond Clarence Gregg H. Potterf
John Whiteman, Misses Ellen Dick
son. Dorothy Dickson, Mary Jarrett,
and Georgia Simpson The afternoon
| was spent Informally with music
| dancing and needework.
4
| The Ferndale Review Club met in
regular session yesterday afternoon al
| the home of Mrs. w. II. Wimberly
The subject. war Dramas Past and
| Present" was one OF interest, and
| each topic was handled in a most com
| prehensive manner Responses to roll
| call were made from some war drama
| land its author The program was
| opened by Mrs J. L. Cox who read a
paper on the subject for the afternoon
| ."War Dramas Past and Present
This was followed by a paper on John
| M Hall by Mrs. A. +. Douglas, who
told of how in a small way John NJ
| Hall. philosopher who originated the
Bay View Club, and how the litera
ture was now being read and studied
| over the entire country. Mrs. Vim
berly gave a most interesting talk on
| Mark Twain The program closed
with a paper on Holland and Her
| Position in the Present War" by Mrs
| Walter $. Gilbert, which was a thor
ourh and most instructive discussion