The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-28

graduted from the byron w. mig
School of Oratory. Miss Gait has the
unusual distinction of having COM
pleted six months course in the
school in less than two months. This
was due to the splendid training re-
ceived here under Miss Eleanor Lii
ley, teacher Of expression, Ardmore
high school, who is also graduate
of the King school. Miss Galt's work
consisted of the study of the higher
dramatics including leading roles
in a number of Shakespearcan and
modern plays. In every test she
made 100 per cent grades and was
given credit Of having had the most
difficult work and of being the best
trained pupil ever received i'll the
school She will go to Boston, Mass.
in September to continue her
studies at the New England Con-
servatory.
Mrs. James X. Sewer, 937 Fourth
avenue, northeast, gave a six o'clock
dinner Wednesday night, comph-
lmentary to her husband, who celc-
brated his 54th birthday anniversary
on that day The dining room and
table were decorated i'll the nation
al colors. Covers were laid for the
hostess, honor guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Kcndrick, Elizabeth Ken
drick, Mrs. Mullins, Miss Addic Null
lins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Baber
and children, Catherine and James,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis. Edward
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. ames NJ. Culp,
Clarence, Anna Lee and Lillian
Culp, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan j. Petty,
Margaret Petty, Mr.. and Mrs. ohm
f. Puts and Claude Sewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Rowland gave
a picture show party "Wednesday
night in honor of their son, lrvan
Howland. who celebrated his six
teenth birthday on that date. At the
conclusion of the performance re-
freshmcnts were served at Myers
BOYD Drug store. The remainder OF
the evening was spent with dancing
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. How
land. Those entertained were Lillian
White, Paloma White, Frances
Jones, Josephine Dickson, Lucille
Griffin, Ruth Randol, Dorothy
Dings, Clara B. Waltrip, Ned Ev-
erctt. Charles Miner, Chester
Franklin, Richard Patterson r.,
Vance White, Mr.. and Mrs. P. {.
Dings
The Boys Club of the younger
set gave the weekly club dance
Thursday night at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Goddard, S25 McLish
avenue. There were present the
Misses Florence Gait, Ernestlne and
Glqdys Guillot, Hattie Burnitt, May
belle Goddard. Inez lrby, Pala |
INdcn. Frances Glasgow Of Oklaho-
ma City, Cora Dyer and fiettie Lee
Davenport Messrs. Bowden Lacy,
Robert Harrison, Melvin Coleman,
Rex Hill, Russell Weeks, Don Allen,
Thomas Larkin. Morgan Eddleman,
Thomas Mcbride and Louis Tur-
man.
The Missionary Society of Broad
way Methodist church will meet at
7 O'Clock Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. r. +. l.. Morgan, ~
b street, northwest. Mrs. {. l.. Nc
Cam will be leader of the devotional
service Mrs. W. !. Stewart will lead
the study lesson on AN African
Trail" Review of the book "Livings-
ton. the Pathfinder will be made
by Mrs. H.. II. Cherry. Mrs. n. {.
Wood will give 4 vocal sele -rion and
a vocal duet vii be gwen y Naomi
Tyer and Miss Lorena Poulter.
William Vernon Schneider cclc-
brated his third birthday annivcr-
sary by entertaining a group OF his
little friends at party Thursday
afternoon al the home of his mother
S2o West Main street. After an
hour OF games refreshments were
served and an auto ride taken. here
were present George Edwin Gwinn,
Otey Johnson. Esther MoCharea,
Imogene Reynolds. Elizabeth, Roy
and Edward Shores, CarneS Best
and Kenneth Harris.
Miss Helen Louise Mobley, 9OS
North Washington, gave a slumber
party Friday night in honor OF her
house guests. Miss Johnnie Taylor
OF Wichita Falls. Texas. Miss Irene
Hoover and Lois Moblcy OF New
Wilson. The party motored 20 Sui
phur. returning home in the early
evening and spending the remainder
of the time in dancing In addition
TO the honor guests. those enter
tanned were Leta Thomas, Willie
Forbes. Peggy Roberts OF Oklaho-
ma City. Mattilene June Goodwin,
Coralee Rucker of Dallas. Texas,
and Blanche Harlow.
Beginning tomorrow the surgical
dressing room at Convention Hall
will be open all day every day until
further notice. This has become nee
essary on account of the July and
August quota of material having