The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-08

The cr0wning social event OF the past
week was the bridge and fortytwo par
~ given by Miss Ruby Randol t her
home yesterday morning In honor OF
her guest. Miss Betty Bobo, Of Maquo-
keta, Iowa.
The house was beautifully decorated
with daisies. the color scheme beine
yellow and white which was also fur
ther, carried out in the twocourse lunch
con.
Prizes were awarded Miss Lena Cor
denhire In bridge ANA Mrs. j. a. Bass
Ia forty.tAo, while the outoi-town
,hests received corsages Of shasta dat
sizes. tied with yellow tullc. The honor
pnest received a crepe de chine hand'
kcrchief
The quest list included Misses Helen
Walcott. Jinks lizard, Thelma Ramsey
Mary Boone Georgie Simpson, Mary
Jarrett, elise pottorf. Ellen Dickson
Do,othy Dickson. Miss Dickson Of
Saint Louis. Louise Love, Anne Thomp.
son, Matte Claire Gano, Maude HNden'
Regina Blank. Gladioe Walltng, Mary
Hoard Florence Hoard. Genevicve Ma
vonche. Eugcuh Navouohe, Lena Gard
enhlre. Mary Williams, Marjorie WI
liams. Bunk lrraloy, Grace Johnson
GLADYS scivally Madalcpo Colbert Mary
Anderson, Pattie Ryan, Esther McNeese,
marguerite Noble. Ruth Bats, Doris
Wosthcimer. Helen ward Thurlow
ward Miss Donah OF Dallas, Char.
lotte WALL Elizabeth MctNnn and two
quests. Helen ana Ruth Longman of
Columbus. Ohio. Raye Campbell, Ruth
Randol. Lucile Griffin. Mesdames II
Il. Nichols. Gene Harrold Roy shores,
Richard Lee. Folker Loftin, Jim Love
OF Pauls Valley. Spurlock Of oklahoma
City. Brown OF Paris, Texas Ernest
Jameson, Adams OF Durant Bob Gard
cnhlrc. Tietgens. win Ward, McMurty,
j. a. Bass. Griffin. Coo,es, Edward Gait
Tom Frame. Harry Gwynnc and Easley.
Certainly the most interesting places
TO visit In the United states this sum
mor are the officers training camps.
Fort Logan II. Roots. near Little Rock,
Arkansas. where number OF Ard
morc boys are stationed. IS no eNcep
ton. To the uninitiated the fort pre-
ssnts an aspect not TO be grasped az a
casual glance Laid out in streets.
with the barracks Of the student OF.
ficors. separate quarters Tor their Of
fieer instructors and with the Still
hishcr officers In handsome brick
buildings. the camp is a city within
itself with many convcniences In the
way Of telephone facilities, post office
lanndries and Y. n. {, A. home. to
which all have privileges.
The site is two hundred feet higher
than the city or Little Rock. overlook.
ing the Arkansas river. The scenery
is magnificent. but according to all
statements the boys have little time
70 devote 90 that Arising az $50 a
m. they are ''on duty" unti $50 in
the evening. with only an occasional
respite. and freedom NJ meal times
They. are rcceiving four years train
ing course In three months. and every
minute Is 20 be employed in study,
drilliag and the numerous other duties
they must master In order TO qualify
in modern warfare. "Fall in Fan out!''
hy George Pattullo in last weeks sat
arsiay Evening Post. gives good idea
oi what every boy is doing in every Of
ficerS' training camp in the United
States One is greatly impressed with
the earnestness. the quiet determine
tien n0;ei in the faces Of the recruits.
They realize just what the nation Is
facing and are preparing themselves
with every bit OF strength. both mental
and physical. TO meet the issue. Luth-
er Randol. Earl Folker. sam Neff. well
known here. Freeman Gait. Tom carp
ani Nelie Suggs. are doing splendid
work and making good grades. While
the training is severe the boys are
loaking exceptionally well In addition
td the officers reserve corps. the Ar.
kansas National Guards is onoamped at
the fort. Its quarters are quite differ.
ent 20 those IN training for officers.
Preparations are going forward rapidly
fOs the encampment OF $4,000 men az
L9,le Rock by September l. The wo-
men of Little Rock are actively en-
gNeci IN Red Cross work and have
downtown offices wheV sewing Is done
every day. There are also branch OF.
fisss over the city. They exert every
effort TO make the boys feel al home
'rh boys are entertained al Sunday
.diuncc ia their homes ana during the
"off duty" hours from saturday noon
uri sunday evening AZ o'clock. the
city s gay with festivities, in their
homo.
Nrs n. {. webb and little daughter.
Elizabeth. % Fort Worth are here Wis
itins Airs, webh's parents. Mr. and Mrs
AZ. lkagd
Ms L. O. smith and daughter. Fan
ME smith of Muskogec. are the guests
Of Mrs A. } wolNerton ana daughter,
Mrs Harold Young
sss
Miss links Ikard ana Miss Anne
Ross arrived home from the east Fti
day. having visited In New York and
Pennsylvania. after attending the Con
fe,lei ate oucamnmout in Washington,
MiSs Ross Win return % her home ia
TehiCluah after n hrict visit with her
Sisisf 10 WIKI.
Arlmorc hat the largest on, OF
town delegation within the states OF
TcNas ani Ollahoma which attended
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