The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-04
SOCIETY EVENTS OF THE WEEK

Society folk will join in the cele-
bration OF the Fourth OF July to-
morrow and many delightful affairs.
which for the most part will be in
formal neighborhood gatherings. mo
toring parties and picnics, are plan
ned for the day.
Open house will be observed at Dor
nick Hills Country club and the hours
devoted TO golfing. swimming at the
Forest Park pool. followed by dancing
at the park pavilion.
A handsome trophy known as The
Golfers Magazine Cup" will be pre-
sented the winner in the handicap
tournament. which will feature the
Afternoon.
The younger set which has been
very active In social affairs since the
beginning OF vacation time, continue
to disregard such thing as the
weather man and a number of large
parties and dances are planned for
this week.
With the passing OF June Dan
Cupid seems TO be weary of the many
affairs In which he has played so
prominent part and Wednesday
June 80, witnessed the last OF num-
erous weddings Of the month OF
brides"
The delightfully."- cool mornings or
the past week were taken advantage
Of by a number Of charming hostesses
and the week was marked with several
very lovely morning affairs, promi-
nent among the larger event being
three breakfasts and an informal re-
ception when out-of-town guests were
honorees. The extremely hot days
have not interfered with the So
cial calendar to any great extent, ana
while each day marks the departure
of number Of society folk, and the
discontinuance of social clubs, the
group OF visitors prove an additionai
factor In making gay the social fes-
tivities.
The first Of these lovely breakfasts
was that Of Mrs. Charles Won Weise
and Mrs. w. ID. Potter, Wednesday
morning at the home of the former.
when fifty guests were entertained.
The out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Charles ID. Carter of Washing
ton and Ardmore. Mrs. Edward Frye
OF McAlester, and Mrs. p. p. Kearney
of Kansas City. The guests were
seated at number of small tables
+ in groups OF four. Following break
fast the hours were devoted TO bridge
during which Mrs. j. $. Downard
and Mrs. II. l.. Crockett were pre-
scented favors.
on the same morning Mrs Sallie
p Jordon entertained with a lawn
breakfast. honoring Mrs. A. B. Hon
eycutt of Cleburne, Texas. Guests
were seated at one long table which
was centered with a huge bouquet
of daisies, the gift Of Mrs. Porter
Staples, who was one Of the guests.
Seated with the hostess and honor
!. guests were Mines. Kirk Dyer, John
n Gait, G. l.. Gano, d. +. Allen Var
nell, Corlew. J. Clarence Reed, w
X. Phillips, w II Burnitt, Staples, {
$. Brooks. |. r. Mason and DR.. ant
Mrs. IL. S Cox.
On Thursday morning Mrs. ]. A
Bass and Mrs. G. Nj. Henley enter
tanned at breakfast honoring Mrs
Henley's sisterin-law. Mrs Sam Hear
on OF Paris, Texas Nasturtiums, swee
peas and shasta daisies were lavish
ly used throughout the rooms and or
the breakfast table. Forty guests wer'
seated with the hostesses and CUES
of honor. Mrs. Hearon returns TO he
home tomorrow.
On yesterday morning from $3.50 t
1880 Mrs. W. X. Burnitt and Mrs
Billie Baker entertained with an In
formal reception at the home o
the latter, 225 Twelfth avenue, north
west, honoring Mrs. Clarence We've!
of Coldwater, Miss, Mrs. G. W
Wheatley of Midlothian, Texas, ant
Mrs. Edward Frye Of McAlester. Thi
was very happy occasion mas
much as the three honor guests for
merly made their homes in Ard
more and have numerous friends t,
welcome them.
Mrs Vevey was formerly Miss Sadi
Baker who was principal Of Ffrs
Ward School during her residenc
here u few years ago. She Is
sister of Mr.. Baker. Mrs. Wheatl.
was Miss Georgia Phillips, niece o
Mr.. Burnitt, while Mrs. Frye wa
formerly Miss Nita Williams, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 10 +. Williams Of thl
city.
Vocal and instrumental selection
featured the hours during which al
ice course was served,