The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-07
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Westheimer. Noustadt wedding party
Friday evening at six o'clock dinner.
The ccnterpiece for the table represent.
cd the interior of church. An
arch over the altar was made OF
plumosa fern and tiny bride and
groom with their wedding party
were made OF dressed kewpies. Four
pink candles outlined the scene around
which were plumosa fern and pink rose
buds An eight-course dinner was
served 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Neustadt
Of New York City. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Westheimer. Misses Doris Westheimer,
Beatrice Schlesinger OF New York City.
Miss Ethel Bearmau of kosciusko'
Miss. Miss Eva Levy of Kansas CITY
Walter Neustadt and Ben Neustad; OF
New York City, Sol Lowenstein, Dave
Daube and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallenstein.
The marriage of Miss Doris West
heimer to Walter Ncustadt will he sol
emnized Tuesday night.
Miss Lena Gardenhirc and Mrs. Rob
ert Gardenhire honorcd Miss Florence
Hoard at five hundred party Saturday
afternoon. Only the brides Of this sea
son and their best friends were pres
ent After the games Miss Hoard re-
ceived n lovely knitting bag and each OF
the other brides dainty gift. The mar.
riage of Miss Hoard To Jack Sandlin
win take place October Is.
Mrs. Charts Rogers and Mrs. T.. II.
Rover will entertain Miss Helen Sayre
and eight OF her intimate friends with
"A breakfast Wednesday morning. The
marriage of Miss Sayre to William
simpson OF Gainesville. Texas, will be
solemnized October "a.
Mrs. Gaylord Nelson gave most
enjoyable bridge party Friday after
noon at the Country Club for Mrs. c. IL.
Pulley of Tulsa. After several games.
At which Miss Eugenie Nivouche made
high score, five o'clock tea was served.
Both Mrs. Pulley and Miss Nivouche
were given beautiful spoons. The guest
list included Mrs. c. H. Pulley. Mrs.
Edward Gait, Mrs. Walter Thompson.
Mrs Robert Gardenhire, Mrs. Clara
Young, Mrs. Mort Woods. Mrs. Cecil
Williams, Mrs. J. Il. Champion, Misses
Regina Blank, Beatrice Fraley, Stella
Carter, Raye Campbell. Eugene Nj
vouche. Genevieve Nivouche. Mary VIII
lams and Ellen Dickson.
The Goodfelowship Club met yester-
day afternoon with Miss Pernie Glow
dus at her home on Third avenue
southwest. Dancing and music occu-
pied the hours and refreshments were
served.
Twenty.three pillow slips are needed
for the members of company 111th
engineers and ten more pillows are re-
quested. 1t is getting too cool for the
boys to be without pillows and Miss
Flora Newman urges everyone who
possibly can to aid i'm supplying the
number asked.
The members of the Summit City
Five Hundred Club and guests were
entertained at dinner Friday night at
Dornick Hills Country Club by Mr.. and
Mrs. +. c. Dings. The couples were
paired off for dinner with little toy
balloons, each bearing a number. Prizes
of beautiful potted geraniums were
awarded, Mrs. y. Il. Feagin receiving
the guest prize and also for high score.
Mrs. w. F. Daiber and II. G. Spaulding
tied for high score among the members.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. i.
c. Dings, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kruger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Franklin, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Daiber, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Il.
Feagan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Robert Gillian.
Mr. and Mrs James Barron, Mr. and
Mrs. N. j. Dyer of Oklahoma City, Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Spaulding. Mrs. c. G.
Rowland, Mrs. l.. s. Dolman, Mrs.
George r. Fish. Mrs. Treadwell, Homer
Adams. Misses Dorothy Dings and Muf-
fet Gates.
The meeting marked the opening OF
the 1918 season, which is the tenth
year OF the existence of the club. The
greater part of the charter membership
are still active members
Mrs. J. w. Shelton entertained at forty
two and five hundred Friday afternoon
for the Tuesday Thimble Club of
Wynnewood and a number of Pauls
Valley visitors. The Shelton home was
artistically decorated with cut flowers
and American flags were given for IA
vors. After the games khaki colored
ice cream soldiers were served with
cake.
Following the party dinner was
served the out of town guests. The
same color scheme was used for the