The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-27
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he Rst Cross cozanittes composed
q Hrs Cszrl=s L. Andsrson. Mrs Marx
Etrkratrick. Mrs D z Allen. Mrs- r.
H Sayrs. Mrs Charts Rogers. Mrs.
2. A Re8-nonE. Mrs. Roger and Mrs
Harry Hzrts. WISHES 10 ihazk the Ard
more people for the lIbsEaI patronage
yesterday AZ The Dunlap confectionery
ami Iunrheonette store and also 20
thank Mr.. Dunlap for making i; possible
fo- them 10 obtain the substantial su1l
realized from yesterdays sales
Mrs L L Lowe. who has been VISIT
ing here. vii leave for her home. Tulla-
hyrz- Tenn THURSDAY morning. Miss
Marie West VII 60 as far as Memphis
with her. where she vii be the guest of
Mrs A J. Calhoun. formerly Miss Ruth
Bake. q Artm0re- Mss West htsr
VII 20 70 TuIlzhomA and Birmingham
and VII Be away about two months
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ner for Charles Oliver. N honor Of nls
birthday. az the D.ornick Hills Country
Club last evening. Swimming and danc-
Ing after dinner were the principal
amuSsments- The guests we're. Miss
Mary Anderson. Mss Gladys Sciyally.
Mss Genevleve Nivouche. and Mss
Bunk Fraley. Charles Oliver. Earl Stone.
Ray Burns. Frank Stephens. and Lo-
reno Love
The Ladies AID Society. Division
number one. of the First Christian
church. met with Mrs Tom Roberts
and Mrs. VIII Trask al the home q
Mrs Roberts yesterday afternoon II
ter the business meeting a social hour
vas held The next meeting viii b.
with Mrs Coats and Mrs. W. F. Whit
tington al the home Of Mrs. r W. Ran
dol. 105 c street. southwest
Mrs Al Wolverton and Mrs. l. r
Griffin viii have as luncheon guests
at the chickasaT Lake Club today Mrs
J. A. Bass and sister. from Dallas. Mrs
Redmond. Mrs. r. W. Randol. Mrs
r. z. Phillips. Mrs. Marvin wolverton
Miss Ruth Randol and Miss Luck
Griffin.
Miss Louise Love entertained tn.
members Of the Red Cross Luncheon
Club yesterday The guests included
Miss Ann Thompson. Miss Helen Sayrc
Miss Georgia Simpson. Miss Elise 20:
teri. Miss Mary Jarrett Miss Mstft
Claire Gano. Miss Ellen Dickson. Mis-.
Thelma Dickson. Mrs. James Love. an
Mrs. Walter Thompson. Carnations
and ferns were used in the decorations
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Miss Hesper Kirkpatrick. Of Sapulpa
Is the guest Of Mrs. c. II. Woodruff.
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All girls who can knit for the soldieri
and sailors or who wish 10 learn ar'
asked to phone Mrs. A c. straehley
1871 The knitting Is easy 10 learn ant
those who DO not know how viii receiv.
instruction free from Mrs. straehley
The material is furnished free and th'
time Of the workers only is asked.
Mrs Arch Randol viii leave today
for FL Reno to visit her mother.
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Gordon Gano. a member Of the "A
Ardmore" company Of engineers. wa.
the honor guest at a dinner given lasf
evening by Senator and Mrs. Ere.
Tucker at their home. Is Scott avenue
southwest The centerpiece was a min
iature fort surmounted by a flag ant
across the front Of the fort was the II.
I scription. "Ft Logan II Roots" Nina
ture soldiers stood guard. The table
cloth was made OF flags Of many ns
tionalities and the place cards contain
ed flags and drugs The house wa
decorated with shasta daisies. nastur
tiums and sweet peas. a Vicirola pro
gram was given during the evening
Covers were laid for Miss Louise Love
Miss Regina Blank. Miss Coda Bow
man. Miss Matte Claire Gano. Mis-
Ann Thompson. Gordon Gano. Royc'
Kruger. Everett Kruger. Earl Q
Gray. Ernest Hendon. and the host an,
hostess.
The Christian Endeavor Societies q
all the churches will have a picnic n
Electric Park Friday evening. All mem