The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-19

BY RUTH NOLAN
Phone 53S

Mrs. Edward Gait will entertain
the members of the Wednesday Bridge
Club tomorrow in her home, Gait
Manor.
on Friday afternoon Mrs. Gait will
be hostess 10 the members of the
Thimble Tea Club in Gait Manor.
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The Y. w A. will have charge of
the prayer service Wednesday night
at the Broadway Baptist church. They
will present one Day in India. This
is a missionary entertainment showing
the experiences of one day in the
life of a missionary in India.
The Missionary, Miss Chandler, How
ard Barrett.
Bible Women: Clara Norris. Bess
McCharen, Lila Franklin, Ella Hig.
night.
Little School Girls: Leila Lytton.
Pearl Paine, Norma Lawson, Lucy
McBee
Hindu Servants: House Boy-Alyne
McCharen; Punkah Boy: Hallye Ian.
ford; Cook: Verna Wright.
Water Boy: Birdie Dulaney.
Policemen Quincy Ray, Margaret
Lawson
Dhobe: Hollis Earp
Brahman Lady: Orean Archer.
Tourist: Hoberta Shelby.
Young Brahman: Vada Byrd.
Hindu Woman: Hayes
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. 4. Stanse. enter.
tanned with informal dancing last eve.
ming in their home. 1868 West Main
street. complmenting Miss Lorena
Glenn of Wichita Falls. Texas, guest
Of Miss Mary Lamb. The evenings
pleasures included informal dancing
and at 10 O'Clock dainty ice course
was served by the hostess assisted
by her mother, Mrs. s. j. Reed Fav.
ors Of American Beauty rose buds
We're given each guest.
Those entertained were; Miss Mary
Lamb Miss Beatrice Strnger. Miss
Beatrice Kane, Miss Maurine and Miss
Pearl Reed, Miss Virginia Adams,
Messrs Lloyd O'Dell. Kenneth Baker.
Homer Hurley, Clarence Woodard,
j. L. Johnigan, T.. n. Stansel, John
Narneu, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cardwcll and Mr.. and Mrs. Dow Webb.
Miss Glenn returned to Wichita Falls.
this morning.
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Mrs. Joe +. Pate, 433 c street.
southeast, entertained with a dinner
party un Sunday evening In compli.
ment TO Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Pate,
whose marriage was an event Of early
April.
Those entertained were: Mr. and
Mrs. Cole Pate, Of Healdton MIR. and
Mrs Jess Pate. Mrs Lee Mccoy and
daughter. Geneva and son. Eugene.
and Miss Irene Pate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pate left on Monday
FOR Dallas. Texas. where they will
make their home at 664i Goodwin
avenue. Mrs. Pate was formerly Miss
Lillian Mccoy. She is the daughter
OF Mrs. Lee Mccoy. Mr.. Pate is the
son OF Mrs. Joe Pate.
Mrs Nerva Ford who has been the
guest Of her brother, Mr.. /. Il. Mason
and family FOR the past five months,
returned to her home In Versailles.
H.. yesterday.
Mrs. Ford is the sister OF Mrs. d.
+. Allen and has been the happy re-
c.pient Of number OF delightful NJ.
fairs during her visit.
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Many things Of interest were dis.
cusscd In the meeting Of the Ladies
Of the Leaf. yesterday afternoon when
they met In regular fortnightly ses.
sion at the Chamber Of Commerce. Mr..
Henry d. Binsland. vocational guild.
ance Instructor of Ardmore public
schools. was present at the meeting
and gave a splendid talk on the me-
eessity OF education to the hoy and
girl Of today. Mr.. Rinsland stated:
THE boy and girl Of yesterday could
succeed without the education as II
was not entirely necessary but the
girl and boy Of today needs the edu.
cation In order to succeed. There are
no positions open to the boy or girl
who does not have the twelve years
education. now days" Mr.. Rims.
land presented chart which repre-.
sentod one hundred little tots starting
out In the Animore schools in the
first grade and gave the comparison
of 100 school systems. Mr.. Rims.
land stated that II was not ficti.