The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25

ArumOItS second Annual spring
STYLE Show came to a close last night
with tine termination Of the automo-
bile exposition and concert by the
Chamber of Commerce Band
The illuminated automobile parade
Of Friday night was a brilliant success,
both i'm respect of beauty Of the cars
shown and the number Of vehicles in
the line of march. The floral parade
of Friday afternoon was also sue
cess, and those who have had charge
Of these features of the weeks icstiyi-
ties are the recipients of the highest
praise from all portions of the city.
The Prize Winners.
The judges announced their award
Of prizes as follow;
NIGHT
T,rst-Hal Splagns.
Second Woodmen of the World
Third-B r. 0. Eiks, no. GAS.
AFTERNOON
First-Nelie G. Suggs
Second Senior Class Ardmore High
School
Third Judge r. a. HeinCr.
Fourth sophomore Class, Ardmore
High School
The Spragins car was a wonderful
example OF artistic beauty. Designed
ON am elaborate scale, there were
shown four peacocks at the car cor.
neIs, and the rear of the vehicle re
produced the beauty Of the ianlike
peacock tail The lighting arrange
ment was carefully planned and PROV
ed as successful as its designer could
desire In the ear were: Hal Spragins
the Misses Ruby Raudol, Mary Boone
Helen Walcott, and Mrs. Winnie Hardy
Lee.
The Woodmen Of the World and the
Woodmon Circle had especially at
tractiyc floats. The Woodmen car
was prepared along patriotic lines.
A huge gun was mounted in the front
of the car, from which came the rapid
fire Of gunshots Members of the drill
team held Roman candles for illumi-
nation. Portraits of President Wilson,
with the inscription: America First
and the W. o. w. Second" and Stand
by the President" were conspicuously
shown The Circle float was also deco
rated along patriotic lines. The found.
alton color of white was striped with
red and blue, making a shield of ma
tiOnal colors.
The Afternoon Parade.
The afternoon parade was a thor.
ough success from every viewpoint.
The floral cars were artistically
dressed and the dealers section, in
which the cars bore only labels show
ing the make, were numerous.
Judge r. 4. Hefner. through his
deep interest in education, decorated
his car and invited the board of edu.
cation and superintendent c. w. Rich.
. ards to ride with him. The occupants
in addition to Mr. Hefner and Super.
intendent Richards were. Dr. j. c.
McNeese J. c. Thompson and c. f.
Ringer. Evelyn Hefner rode in the
ear as mascot.
In the official car. solid white. were
Marshal Velie c. Suggs and Miss Raye
Campbell.
The Sophomore class car contained .
pl0m3 White, Ruth Randol. Crete
Stewart Robert Bats and Charles
Miner. The two little fairies were
jamie Love Lee and Bobby Randol.
The Senior class In cap and gown
comprised: Misses Cora Dyer Mamie
Mae Pace. paia Hydcn, Frances Cor
man, Florence RgddeId Ruby Gwinn
Lucille Sc.vally Carol Daube; Messrs
Salmon Williams, Melvin Coleman
Walter Richards Jr.
ln the Freshmen car were Misses
Helen Won Keller Hattie Burnitt and
Edna Criddle.
The Red Cross was emblematic OF
the organizations purpose and its oc
cupants were: Mrs. Esther Danner
driver; Miss Maude Hyden, Mrs. Il
c. Spurlock, Mrs, Franklin and Mis-,
Flora Newman.
The huge Pathfinder car, which at
tracted so much attention during the
week, was driven by Mrs. Ernest vii
liams Others in the car we're: Mrs
b. A. Simpson, Mrs. John Nichols
Mrs. James Stonum, Mrs, Joel Buch
anan.
In the Woodmen car were: Capt. A
b. Hayes, Richard Frederick, NJ. S
Wolyerton, Henry Lloyd, 7. +. Smith
Connie Temple, Il. X. Thomas, S. W
Webb, \. c. Morris, +. c. Meyers o
NJ. Heartsill, \ Weatherbee. NJ ID
Colson, Joe luckaby, J. b. Britton
Hammond, Crclie Grim, h. Taliaferrc
and J. l.. Wilson, the driver.
The Woodmen Circle car contained
the degree team: Mrs. Landrum. Mrs
Sandlin, Mrs Terry Mrs. Grimm. Mrs
Payne, Mrs Williams, Mrs. Gardner
Mrs. Martin, Mrs Ritter Mrs. Bart
lett, Mrs Phillips, Mrs, Holland, Mrs
Wilson, Mrs Brooks, Mrs. Deyeny
Mrs Murphy and Miss Smith.
Elks' Float Symbolic Of Order.
The Elks' float was symbolic of tn,
order Included I'm the design was Tn,
Elk head. and the familiar clock dia
with hands pointing the hour o.
eleven. The four streamors reaching
from the antlcrs to little Johnni,
Nichols. the boy in the car We're sig