The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-22

Mrs. Guy p. Cobb, Mrs. II. T. Crit
tenden and Mrs. Antoinette Fort en-
tertained with a very beautiful spring.
time luncheon of lovely appointments
Saturday at Hotel Ardmore.
Narcissis, freezia, sweet peas and
volets intermingled with pretty green
vine In clusters decorated the attrac-
tive luncheon table. Each place was
marked with a dainty hand painted
basket containing narcissis and crocus
in white and lavender tied with rib
bons of green and lavender. The gem
eral color scheme. of lavender and pale
green predominated throughout the
decorations. The guests were received
on the mezzanine floor Of the hotel by
the hostesses. Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Crit
tenden and Mrs. Fort and special
guests, Mrs. Murat Boyle of Kansas
City, Mo-, ami Mrs. j. W. Cobb of
Juneau, Alaska. Mrs. Boyle is the
house guest OF her mother, Mrs.
James A. Hancock while Mrs. Cobb
is the house guest of Mrs. 7. ID.
Wagner.
The guests We're Mrs. F. W. Golden
Howes, Mrs. G.. d. Paine Mrs. Arthur
Walcott, Mrs. s. w. Davis, Mrs. VIII
Poland, Mrs. Ray Poland. Mrs. Mary
Wrhiteman, Mrs. Lyall, Mrs. l.. H.
Love, Mrs. II. II. Sayre, Mrs. Walter
Handy, Mrs john Cameron, Mrs.
Olin Woverton, Mrs. John Teer, Mrs.
John Dexter, Mrs. james Hancock,
Mrs. Shelby Downward, Mrs. Homer
Hinkle Mrs. Don Cochran, Mrs. w.
A Colley, Mrs. John Nichols, Mrs
Ernest Williams, Mrs. Fred Tucker,
Mrs. Will Cruce, Mrs Kennett Hudson
Mrs. ]. G. Thompson, Mrs. c. Nj.
Campbell, Mrs. c. l.. Byrne, Mrs. Il.
l.. Gregory, Mrs. T. d. Wagner, Mrs
Edward Rea of Eastland, Texas, guest
of Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. J. r. Penning-
tbn, Mrs. f. r. Young, Mrs. lvey
johnson, Mrs. f. A. Redmond, Mrs.
T.. p. Won Keller. Mrs. +. r. Wolver-
ton, Mrs. Val Mullen, Mrs. G. e.
Goodwin, Mrs. Fred Ellis, Mrs. Lucian
Hoard, Mrs. II. L. Crockett, Mrs. Joe
Cook Mrs. Don Lacy, Mrs. Larry
Dowd, Mrs. Fred Chapman, Mrs. John
Whiteman, Mrs. Arthur Straehley,
Miss Helen Ward, Miss Grace john
son, Mrs. Inez Mcmillan Lambert, Mrs,
Rutherford Brett, Mrs. john Car
lock. Mrs. Frank Gates, Mrs. j. {.
McNees, Miss Gladys Scivally, Mrs.
Fred Carr, Mrs. Ben Lindsey. Mrs.
Waiter Simpson, Mrs. Lamont Byers,
Mrs. c. f. sykes, Mrs. Won Dyck. Mrs.
]. L. Cox, Mrs. r. A. Fox. Mrs. Tom
Graham, Mrs. f. w Merrick, Mrs.
C. Il. Sykes, Mrs. Paul Frame and
Mrs. Rees Evans. Mrs. Maurice Miller,
Mrs. r. A. Hefner and Miss Ann Al
ca Crittenden.
Because of the impossible roads on
Fourth avenue northeast, the Fern
dale Review club will meet with Mrs.
j, p. Johnson, S2i Douglas boule-
yard tomorrow afteruoon instead OF
Mrs. G.. Oh. Gaines on Fourth avenue
northeast as previously announced.
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The Daughters Of the American Rev.
olulion held very interesting busi-
ness session at the home of Mrs. 4.
l.. Cochran, Bixby avenue. Saturday
afternoon when plans for the Colonial
party to be given tonight at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Fox were per-
fected. Among those who are in charge
of the entertainment for the party are
Mrs. L. s. Dolman, Mrs. II. l.. Crock
EFT. Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Rutherford Breet
and many others. About twenty-six
additional guests including out of town
d. A. RS and guests of the local
members will also be present at the
party, which promises to be most
enjoyable affair. musical program
and many amusing events have been
planned for the occasion.
The ladies' of the Missionary Society
OF the East Ardmore Presbyterian
oaurch who are engaged in unique
'hustler's apron" contest with Mrs
W. 4. Salisbury and Mrs. II. II. Lloyd
as captains, wish to announce that
the contest closes Friday. The ladies
request that all aprons be sent in a'
once.
On Frbiay evening the society will
entertain with a program which vii
be given at the home of Mrs. w. l.