The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28

Ont OF the most tngpl tblc oi tn' many
prcnuptial courtesles being extended
Miss Rachel Campbell was given yes.
tcrdny afternoon by Mrs. Harry II.
iIarts and Mrs. chaVs Rogers AT Mrs.
IIarts' home. ga Stanley boulevard. The
hours were devoted TO knitting for the
soldiers. Mrs. Harts instructing the
guests In the old.fashioned domestic art
In which she has attained proficiency.
Tea was served az four o'clock. the
table holding "A large heart-shaped cake
which was guarded by a very realistic
looking soldier impersonatlng Lieut..
veile G. Suggs. the fiancc vi Miss
Campbell. In one hand OF the soldier
fiuttered the flags OF the allies. The
bridoelcct cut the cake In which was
found the traditional wedding symbols.
Several dainty sachets We're presented
Miss Campbell. The guests were Misses
Rachel Campbell. Nanette simpson,
Marguerite Noble. Eugenic Nivouchc,
Ellen and Dorothy Dickson.
Mrs. A. NJ. Rice. $40 Bixby avenue,
gave card party Friday afternoon at
which the guests were asked to meet
her sister, Mrs. Il. c. Jeffries of Okla.
homa City and Mrs. Marshall Cross, OF
Tulsa, Okla. Friezes OF autumn leaves
added 10 the attractiveness Of the rooms.
which were decked In goldenhued chry-
santhemums. After several games Of
forty-two. Miss Mary Hoard was found
20 have high score and was given a cut
glass domino sugar holder Mrs. Rob
ert Gardenhire, who made low score,
was presented souvenir spoon and
e;Ich Of the honor guests received bud
vase OF etched glass.
Refreshments were served in two
courses. There were present Mrs. Mar.
shall Cross. Mrs. y. {. Jeffries. Mrs.
Fred Coogan, Mrs Victor Williams.
Airs. VIII Morgan. Mrs. Roy Alexander.
Mrs o. l.. DENIES. Mrs. Lucien Hoard,
Mrs. Jack Sandlin. Mrs. Dave Stewart.
Airs. Erret Dunlap. Mrs. L. W. Burrow.
Mrs. Robert Gardenhire, Mrs. J. w.
Potter, Mrs. j. w Newcomb. Mrs, A.
I. Cole. Mrs. Joseph Critchneld. Mrs.
William G. DavissoD. Mrs +. j. Wood.
ard, Mrs w. II. Dcardorff, Mrs. Milton
Boyd, Mrs. w X. Burnitt Mrs War.
ren Martin. Mrs. Arthur Naylor, Misses
Lena Gardenhire, Mary Hoard, Gladys
walling. Margaret Bishop and Pauline
Dennes
Mrs. Fred Tucker entertained last
night at the Palace theater for Miss
Rachel Campbell. After the picture. re-
freshments were served at Frames.
Those present were: Mrs. c. NJ. Camp
bell, Misses Rachel Campbell, Nanettc
Simpson, of Ft. Worth. Eugene Nj
vouche, Dorothy Dickson. Marguerite
Noble. Genevieve Nivouche, Georgia
Simpson, Charlotte Wall. Ann Thomp-
son. Sarah Ikard. OF Henrietta. Texas.
Regina Blank. Gladys Walling. Matte
Claire Gano, and Gin higgins.
Mrs. Edward Gait will entertain to-
morrow afternoon at her home. Gait
Manor. In compliment To Miss Rachel
Campbell, popular October bride-elect.
Mrs. Guy =. Cobb and Mrs. Williams
Fort were hostesses yesterday at an in
formal luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Fort, 519 ID street northwest, at which
Miss Rachel Campbell occupied the
place of honor. The table was centered
with bowl of pink flowers and at each
plate lay "a single pink Killarney rose.
Kodak pictures of Miss Campbell were
the favors for the guests. and Miss
Campbell was presented with a folding
dressing table clock. encased in silver.
Grouped around the table were Misses
Rachel Campbell, Nanette Simpson.
Marguerite Noble Eugene Nivouche,
Ellen and Dorothy Dickson, Mrs. G. VI
Campbell Mrs Karl Tietgens, and the
hostess.
Mrs f. T. Reid gave theater party
Friday night at the Palace as a pre-
nuptial courtesy to Miss Rachel Camp
bell, a bride of next week, and her we'd
cling attendants. Pink chrysanthemums
were the favors. Refreshments were
served later at Frames, pink being the
predominant color In the table appoint
ments. Covers were laid for Misses
Rachel Campbell, Nanette Simpson, of
Fort Worth. Texas, Marguerite Noble.
Dorothy Dickson, Mrs. G. NJ. Campbell.
and the hostess.
Mrs. j. w. Shelton entertained with
a Halloween party yesterday after
noon at her home 1902 McLish avenue
southwest, celebrating the ninth birth
day Of her daughter Jo Shelton. The
rooms were Enthusiastically arranged with
witches, black cats and other weird
Halloween decorations. In the dining
room yellow centerpiece, on which sat
a large black cat. decorated the table.
Placed at intervals were miniature
black and white cats. Candles with
hob-goblin shades lighted the table and
places were marked with bonbons, in
the form of witches carrying brooms