The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-03


Saturday afternoon in the manner IN
which they handled the Red Cross mar
ket at Colley's grocery the success of
which was most flattering and proved
the business ability as we'll as the pa
triotism of the members in charge.
Those participating in the conduct OF
the market included Mrs. Edward Gait.
Mrs ID. Il. Allen Mrs. Charles l.. An
derson Mrs. II. f.. Foster Mrs. Harry
Harts, Mrs Joel Buchanan, Miss Raye
Campbell, and Miss Margaret Noble,
ably assisted by others.
a&s
T. n. Coleman, who has been making
his home at El Paso for some months,
has gone to Albuquerque, N. NJ where
the climate is much cooler at this sea-
SON.
The members OF the Ukelele Club
were entertained at the Dornick Hills
Country Club yesterday afternoon by
Miss Marie West The members Of the
club present were Misses Bunk" Fra.
ley, Ann Thompson, Genevieve Nj
vouche, Coda Bowman, Florence Gait,
Gladice Walling, Matte Claire Gano,
and Miss West. The guests were Mrs
Carter Hardwicke, Miss Cecele West.
Miss Elma West, Mrs. L. l.. Lowe Of
Tulahoma, Tenn, and Miss Belle But.
Ter, Of Tulsa.
Clarence Bivens left yesterday tor
Norman to attend the commencement
exercises at the state university. His
brother, James A. Bivens Jr., viii be
one Of the graduates and will receive
his b. S. degree on Tuesday, having also
two years OF Tit" TO his credit. Mrs.
Bivens and daughter, Virginia, will go
to Norman Monday 10 be present at
the presidents reception, and to attend
the exercises Tuesday morning, after
which they viii visit friends at Oklaho-
ma City and Pauls Valley for the re.
mainder Of the week
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The Presbyterian Missionary Society
viii meet with Mrs. George Il. Fish
Tuesday at 2A5 o'clock. Mrs. Lamont
Byers will be the leader The lesson
study will be the third chapter Of "Qd
spain In New America.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Morgan.
Of oklahoma City 10 Mr.. a. NJ. Rennie,
Of Pauls Valley, was quietly celebrated
yesterday at Wister. The bride Is the
daughter OF Mrs. Clara Morgan. Of this
city, and formerly made her home here
She has been teaching school In Okla
homa City the past three years and
has been reelected to teach there an.
other term. Mrs. Morgan, who IL a
teacher I'm the public schools here. left
Friday for Oklahoma City and accom-.
panied her daughter 10 Wister where
they were met by Mr.. Rennie. who is u
member OF the Officers Reserve Corps,
stationed at Fort Logan II. Roets, Ark
Following the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Rennie left for Little Rock. where Mrs
Rennie will visit with relatives until the
expiration OF Mr.. Rennie's enlistment.
The bride is a niece OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Spragins and Mr.. and Mrs. =. 3.
Conlee, Of this city.
The friends Of Miss Lucille Butler viii
from the Topeka Daily Capital:
Cantata at Bethany.
The Mario cantata. Indian Summer"
by chorus OF fifty Bethany college
girls. under the direction OF Mr.. Paul
Lawless, viii be given at the Guild hall
May 2s. at eight.ffteen o'clock.
1t opens the program for commence.
- 60 Ntst
public. The program follows:
Egyptian Dance----------------- -Friml
Carnival Scenes -F'riml
Dorothy Keeler.
"Thc Winning OF Katherine"--------
--------------------J Mccarthy
Virginia Leach
"Marchionoss, Your Dancing" -Lemaire
Life and Death -Coleridge Taylo.
Clara Watson
"Nachisuck in Flnai"- -Schumann
Nalsc In r maior---------Mo Moszkowsd
Jessie Evans
Cantata-"Indian Mario
Bethany College Chorus.
Soloists-
Lucille Butler, soprano.
Clara Watson mezzo soprano.
Agnes Keers-contralto.
Gertrude Mutton az the piano.
Paul Lawless, director,
Recital at Bethany.
Miss Clara Watson. soprano, pupil OF
Mr.. Paul Lawlcss. Of Bethany college.
gave her diploma recital In Guild hall
Thursday night. Her program, In three
groups. gave an opportunity FOR dis
playing the FUN scope of her voice AMI
her versatility as a singer In the Ger.
man group she displayed excellent enun.
citation and ability 10 sing pianissimo
with ease and style" "Marchioness.
Your Dancing" number calling for
fleNibility Of voice, was a favorltc with
the audience
Being a dramatic soprano. Mi-S Wat.
son was at her best In Life and Death"
by ColcridgeTaylor. and "Elsa's Dream"
from "Iohengrin," by Wagner. Alto
gether the program reflected credit
upon the singers training
Miss Lucille Butler, pianist. pupil Of
Miss Gertrude Mutton. played Miss Wat.
sons accompaniments and gave several
very artistic solo numbers
Miss Butler. who has been n pupil in
the Bethany college since September.
viii take both literary and musical
degree next year. She will remain n
week after the close Of school. guest