The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-13

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crate dinner was served at noon and
! during the remainder of the time
there We're amusements of various
kinds, including kodaking. One Of the
most interesting pictures secured was
that Of Walter McLaughlin's new Oak,
land six and the twenty-five passeg-
gers he brought back 10 town.
Miss Goda Bowman gave a tea yes
terday afternoon at her home, sos Nc
Lish avenue. TO which about seventy
| five Of her young friends were asked
to meet her guests. Miss Helen
Schwartz, Of Purcell, and Miss Dorothy
Watkins, of Edmond 4 color effect
Of pink and white prevailed in all the
appointments, the rooms being bright
ened with a profusion OF carnations
against a background of palms and
ferns. Miss Theima Ramsey greete
! the guests at the door and presented
them to Miss Helen Walcott who in
turn introduced them to the receiyina
| line, in which stood the hostess, Mrs
Errett Dunlap Miss Schwartz. Miss
| Watkins, and Miss Hal 'raley, a June
brIde-elect. Miss Mary Jarrett direct.
/ ed the guests to the dining room
where Misses Grace Foster, Beatrice
| Fraley and Marie West did the honor&
/ Here an ice course was served in the
form of pink roses resting on natural
leaves. Miss Gladys Walling had the
pleasant duty Of showing the guests 20
the punch room, where they were serv.
! ed by Misses Mary Boone and Mary
Anderson In the sun parlor, Miss
/ Ruby Randol and Mrs. j. 5. Mullen
distributed tha ravore which u,o,.o
spicy carnations. An orchestra plav vaI
during the receiving hours. 8 TO 8
o'clock.
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Miss Cecile Jones. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Jones. gave a dance last
night to a group of her Young friends
: to observe her fourteenth birthday.
! The rooms were decorated in roses
and the refreshment table was cen.
tered with the birthday cake on which
were the appropriate number of can.
dies The guests were Misses Doro.
thy Dings. Frances Graham. Clara
! Waltrip, Regina Schwarts Louise Led.
better Florence Wall. Minerva Thomp.
son, Wilma Louis Roberts. Gretchen
| Lacy. Virginia Lynn. Grace Over.
| Helen Morgan. Bernicc Stewart Rose
Kahn. Pauline Highnn: Messrs. Ches-
I ter Franklin. Elmer Slough. James
| Sullivan nIooror S,lIi,.ar pa,. IL,
ard. Charles Champion. Haley Wal.
colt Joseph Thompson. Joseph Jones.
. Clint Eddleman. Philip McNeese. VII.
/ lis Tanner. Wilbur Jones.
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Mothers Day services will be held
at the First Christian church at S
sermon on the subject. The Worlds
Greatest Queen" A special musical
program has been prepared by the
choir Old time hymns, solos and an
/ thems will be sung. all of them apISo.
pirate to the character OF service.
This morning, Or Burns will preach
on Things Worth While All NOM.
bers of the church and the public are
being invited to attend A detailed
report of the state convention held
last week at Enid will be made at this
service. The church is rejoicing in
the fact that il is tO entertain the
state convention next year also in
the fact that in several other ways
the congregation was given special
honors.
Ihe Ladies Aid Society of the First
christian church Circle Number One
"'l meet at the churoh parlors at 2.3t
next lUesuay afternoon. special bus
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