The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-12

hours. aIic were spent with needle.
work.. r-.ra- lutrf, were served Mrs
Har7ius guests were Mines W f.
Warren Elmer Murphy George Par.
ton Robinson Charles Wautsnd. Fred
RF0uu james Crlce. Everett Cruce.
and Ii- Ada C-uce The club viI
meet iu fortnight with Mrs. Elmer
Murphy
yr- Carl Tie'eea- Who is quite .I
80 iae home %. aer mother. Mrs Rosa
Bell ou Stanley Boulevard. De- report
.i 20 be- slightly improved
on account OF tie iuc,ement weather
there were but few who attended the
meeting of The Philharmonic Club yes.
'erd8y afternoon 80 the home OF Miss
Kaye Campbell 71s North Washington
street For that reason the program
previously announced was postponed
and au informal program was rem
Gered Among those who gave selac-
ti5ns were Mrs + Z Guillot. VINO
sang The Star by james II. Rogers.
Mr. Robert Gardenhire sang "Stll
AS the Night" Bohm Mrs. Arthur
Kyle sang Winds In the Trees By
s. Th0m4- and Mrs Minnie Wall gave
ID piano election Cradle Song Ilgin-
Sly At the business session. 10 was
decided that a.l members who did not
wish their names dropped from the
roll would be- prepared 10 pay AN dues
for the ensuing year ana AN fines, at
the meeting t0 DE held Wednesday.
April is az the home OF Ms ! r. Pen
ulugt u 22U First avenue, southwest
Mrs G. l. Byrne was hostess 10 the
Two Table Bridge CLUB yesterday af-
terroon az her home. ZO4 Z street.
southwest High score favor was
awarded 10 Mrs j. ". Newcomb and
after The games a two-course luncheon
was served The club members are:
Mr. w. A Edwards. Mr- G.. l.. Auder.
son. Mrs h II Sayre. Mrs W. p Po-
land Mr- T. + Redmond. Mrs T. T..
Morgan, Mrs. j W Newcomb and the
hostess, Mrs G.. L. Byrne Mrs. ".
A. Edwards will be hostess at the meet
ing next week
HonorinF Mrs H. II. Ogden Of Mus.
kogee. Mrs j " StOnum entertained
with % charming afternoon party yes.
teriay al her home, 312 F street,
southwest The home was attractiyely
decorated with carnations and floW-
er!ng plants and the hours were spent
informally with bridge, f1rty-twO and
sewing. during which an ice course
was served The honor guest was
given q lovely bouquet OF carnations
Those entertained were the honor
guest Mines. Henry Cherry, Morris
Sass, Jerry McClusky. H. II. Sayre.
Byron Drew. John Dexter, w. d. Pot.
ter. y B. Feaein. Charles Won Weise,
| Thornton Rob Poland, b. a. Simpson.
Mark Kirkpatrick Frank Gates. W. p.
Poland Join Nichols. H. p. Nichols.
Bertha Whi'eman. Kennel Hudson.
| Charles Adams j. W. Harreld j +.
Williams. John Whiteman, Mary Ward
and Carrie Maxwell.
Complimentary 10 her house guest.
Mrs McClaiu Rogers OF Clinton and
20 Mrs \. G. Cruce 1f Oklahoma City
| the house guest of Mrs. W l. Cruce,
Mrs VI. l.. Alexander entertained with
a bridge and forty-tWo party yesterday
afternoon al her home on d street,
northwest The home was decorated
with % wealth OF carnations and in.
Vulnerable national flags. In the
games of bridge Mrs H. II Mcbride
received high score favor while Mrs
| W. T. Cruoe received high score layo.
On fortytWo. Both honor guests were
presented with tayors. and at the close
of the games % salad course was sery-
cd The invited guest list included
+. Mines W. J. Crucc. Arthur Hall. Jack
! McNurrly Hunter. Max Westheimer
. Slack. a. e. Wood W 4 Martin. II. H.
/ Mcbride. u Is K.arney j. A. Blycns.
| r. g. Hcner. John Calf j. d Hard.
/ aicke. d. ID. McCollom w. r. Poland
/ Rob Poland j W Harrcld, Jerry Me.
/ Cusky. n H. ogden, Henry Cherry
/ Morris Sass. Roy Alexander Dan
4 WaIins and J.. W Burrow