The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-19

T OMORkO" afternoon The Th.m-
bIe Tea Club Wi.. meet a.ta Nr
N b Ieagin @. Der home -l5
esF Street. southwest fF Ladies'
Day OF Dornick Hill- Hil yl observed
tomorrow 300 spite 9t the IuaImeat
weather although 10 wi.l ba imp0 bie
10 use the course on account ot th.
heavy rain - Saturday Nra Harry
S Gwynne win entertain with
luncheon al DOruiCs HII Country
Club, followed by matinee party bon.
Oring Miss LOyce Smith of Tulsa
Saturday afternoon go -a0 DcpDE tAe
Daughters Of the CDUf.t.racy Hil.
meet with Mrs Tom Graham. Gls N.
Washington street Sunday after
noon Mrs Homer Adam. Wiil give q
concert at the high school auditorium
for benefit Of The Red nro. Society
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the meeting of the Vs. &. 7.
4. % be- held tomOrrOU afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the home OF Mrs j "
Jones. 2O5 BrOdway northwest The
subiectlcssOn win be- Good Citizen
ship" with Mrs Ran Webb, leader A
cordial invitation IS extended to all
members and those Interested.
The Philharmonic Club met in It's
last regular session OF the year yaster-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs j.
r. Pennington. First Avenue, south
west An especially interesting pro
gram Of Russian music. under the lead
ership Of Mrs. Robert s. Gardenhire,
was excellently rendered There was
good attendance and a number Of
names were added 10 the club member
ship IN all departments OF the society,
active, associate, and student members
Mrs w. A. Edwards was hostess to
the Two Table Bridge club yesterday
afternoon at her home, $50 Second
Avenue. southwest. having as add.
tiOnal guests Miss Hall Of Dallas, Tex,
and Mines. b. A. Simpson, W. ID. Potter.
Writ Franklin, Bertha Whiteman and
John Dexter FayOrs were awarded to
Mrs Charles Anderson, Mrs John DeX.
ter and Miss Hall. At the close OF the
games a lovely course.luncheon was
served. Club members entertained
were Mines. G. l.. Byrne W =. Poland,
G. l.. Anderson. j W. Newcomb, r. A.
Redmond, T. Y. Morgan and II. II.
Sayre.
Much interest is being manifested In
the concert to be given Sunday after
noon at the high school auditorium,
for the benefit OF the Red Cross Chap.
ter. In response to many requests Mrs
Homer Adams will repeat the cantata
THE Lord Of Light and Love" which
she conducted Easter Sunday. She will
direct chorus Of thirty voices and
will be- assisted by Mr. George D. Bar
nard and the Chamber OF Commerce
orchestra This will be- the only ap.
pcarRnCe OF the orchestra. with a
chorus this season A small admission
fee will be- charged and all proceeds
will be- given to the Red Cross Chapter
Mr.. aud Mrs W. II Bads. Sl7 d st.
northwest have as their guests Mrs.
I'D Rucker and daughter, Miss Bonnie
huthtI OF hIulus ltNhH.
On account of the iuclcmcnt weather
Miss Strayhorn's dance announced for
last evening. has been postponed until
next week Announcement ol the exact
date will be- made later
One Of the most delightful events Of
the week was the Forty.two party Civ.
GA yesterday afternoon by Mrs n
Levy and Mrs T. Ertcl at the home of
Mrs Levy. honoriug Mrs W Marshall
Of Oklahoma city The patriotic spirit
was reflected I'm the scheme Of dccora.
tlons and was further carried out in
the luncheon appointments. High
score favor was awarded tn Mrs Rob.
crt Gillian. while the consolation favor
was given To Mrs G. u Paine The
honor guest was also presented with "a
favor Those entertained were Mines
r u Champion, u T. Johnson. Robert
GILLIAN. W - Potter \ N Cornell. ID.