The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-31
III SOC CIIC'I'Y M
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The members of the Ardmore Red
Cross Society are busily engaged this
week in preparing for the Saturday mar.
ket to be given by them at the grocery
store of W. A. Colley on East Main
street. They are also arranging to par
ticirate in grand patriotic rally on
Saturday night, when a most entertain
ing musical program will be given.
Tomorrow will be ladies' day at the
Dornick Hills Country Club and as the
weather is for the first time especially
inviting for out-of-door sports. it is an
ticipated that it will be largely availed
Of by the wives and daughters Of men,
bers and visiting guests
Mrs. G. d. VanWijk had as dinner
guests at Dornick Hills last night Mrs.
A. c. Straehley and daughter Caroline
and Mrs. Perry Maxwell
on Saturday night at 1880 sharp at
the corner OF Main and Washington
streets, patriotic rally will be held a
number Of Ardmore ladies particpat-
ing, The program will be short and
will comprise patriotic airs Of an in
spring character. Miss Ann Thompson
viii act as pianist and will be assisted
by a number Of Ardmore's sweetest
singers. Every resident Of Ardmore
can encourage. these ladies by their
presence and show their appreciation Of
the work they have been doing in aiding
the recruiting of an "All Ardmore"
company Of engineers to its full
strength to provide home influences
and companionship for those who must
serve in the present war.
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The holiday on Wednesday was amply
availed OF by members and guests at
the Dornick Hills Country Club, the
grounds and club house being thronged
from early morning till night. The golf
tournament Of course brought many in
the afternoon but there were others
who came to luncheon or dinner or to
pass few hours among friends. playing
golf, cards and dancing. Punch was
served all day long. The special sched.
ule arranged by the street car company
contributed much to the attendance
and will doubtless have a decided effect
on future events as the service main
tained was most excellent.
Among those who visited the club
We're Mrs. Bats and son Robert Rus
sell Brown, Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Carr and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cruce and
guests Mr.. aud Mrs. John Carlock and
son Hoyle. George b. Davis w. L. Da-
Wis. o. w Deveny. ]. r. Dexter. j. C.
Echols. Walter Drew. John Edwards,
Miss Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Fox and guest. Miss Christensen of Jop-
lin, Mont, Mr.. and Mrs +. $. Gates
and daughter Muffet. Mrs L. L. Hadey
and daughter, II. =. Harreld. Mrs Ed
ward Gait, Mrs. Walter Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hutchinson, Mrs.
Mark Kirkpatrick and son Mark Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kyle and son Rob.
ert, r. d. Maxwell. II. d. McCollum.
DR. and Mrs. J. w Potter and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Potter Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Sass and son Jerry. f. S. Stahl,
a. c. Straehley. Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Stonum. G. w. Stuart, John Teer. Mr..
and Mrs Karl Tietjen. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. u. Tucker and son and guest. Mrs.
Harry Carlin Of Oklahoma City. G. d.
VanWijk. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Won
Weise, Carl Won Nordheim, w. T. Ward.
Mort Woods. Dean Woods of Maimi.
Ariz. T. II. Woods Noverta Cleelx. Miss
Ruth Bats, DR. Robert Keith and sis.
ter, Miss Helen Keith OF Lawrence.
Kan and Reese Evans.
Miss Bess McCharen and Miss Ethel
Downing leave Saturday morning for
a visit in Oklahoma City.
Dr. Robert Keith has as his guest
this week his sister. Miss Helen Keith.
of Lawrence. Kan.