The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-24
Society
BY RUTH NOLAN
Phone 53S

with a 6 o'clock dinner at the family
home, 2l0 f street northeast. The
occasion is one of unusual interest in
that the 4sth birthday anniversary
of his brother H. b. Leech and the
latters twin sister. Mrs. W. F.. Wag-
ner. both Of Newkirk is also being
celebrated today.
Telegrams wishing happiness TO all
of them have been received from
relatives residing in Cincinnati.
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A very enjoyable meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton was held with Mrs. J. C. Thomp'
son, 2ll G street. southwest, Satur-
day afternoon.
Final steps were taken to perfect
the organization. Twelve names are
but il appears the Ardmore chapter
will have at least twenty-five charter
members,
A committee was appointed TO con.
fer with the auxiliary Of the Ameri'
can Legion, regarding appropriate ex-
ercises for Flag Day.
The following officers were elected
for the year: Mrs. Rutherford Brett,
regent: Mrs. II. l.. Crockett. vice re-
gent; Mrs. r. A. Fox, registrar; Mrs.
T. f. Watson, recording secretary;
Mrs. Ray Poland, corresponding Sec
retary; Mrs. w. l.. Dilworth. histor-
ian; Mrs. Frank NJ. Head, librarian;
Mrs. f. b. Morton. treasurer and Mrs.
Head, press reporter.
Mrs. NJ p. Humphreys was a charm
ing hostess TO the members Of the
Girls Bridge Club, Saturday with
morning bridge in the Anderson home.
C and Third avenue, southwest.
Club prize was awarded Miss Be-
atrice Fraley and guest prize went to
Mrs. Walter Newstadt.
A dainty three-course luncheon was
served at IL o'clock in the court.
Additional guests were, Mrs. Paul
Frame, Mrs. l.. T. johnson Of Idabel,
Mrs. Dan Mahoney, Mrs. Gaylord
Nelson and Mrs. Neustadt.
Miss Ann Anderson, Sl9 Bixby aven-
ue will entertain the club at its next
meeting, June 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ran Webb entertained
with very lovely birthday party,
Monday evening at G o'clock in the
Webb home, 25 d street, southW est in
honor of Mrs. d. w. Butcher, mother
of Mrs. Webb who celebrated her
birthday anniversary.
Garden flowers and potted plants
decorated the dining room. A large
birthday cake with glowing candles
centered the table.
Other guests were members Of the
Webb and Butcher families.
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Mrs. j. w. Richardson and daugh.
ter. Juanita. entertained the lady fac.
ulty members Of Ardmore high school
with 6 o'clock breakfast, this morn
ing at the Chickasaw Lake Club.
The guests were: Misses Ann An
derson, Alice Black, Eleanor Nc
Pheeters, Mary Douglas Kennerly
Bernice Bow. Helen Dolman. Ella
Peterson, Eleanor Lilley, Lillian Bis
hop. Itea Wolverton, Florence Phil
brook, Daisy Nichols. Julia Davis and
Mrs. Sam Davis.
One of the prettiest events Of the
spring season was the annual noon
day luncheon Of the Delphian CLUB
given at the Chickasaw Lake Club,
Monday. Vases of garden flowers
and potted plants decorated the indi-
vidual tables where the dainty lunch
con was served.
The president. Mrs. E. H. Roger,
presided in her usual charming man
ner. Mrs. George Alvis gave de-
lghtful toast to 1.-THE Delphian at
Large" after which Mrs. ]. w. Rich.
ardson gave the following toast to the
president:
"a toast to Mrs. Roger.
Our president beautiful,
Who presides in n manner
Most charming and dutiful.
I'VE are pleased with her grace.
And her musical voice:
That We have her for president
Makes us rejoice.
"The Club wishes her happiness;
May she be ever
Just what she is now.
Refreshing and clever.
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A lovely bouquet of sweet peas and
htflc Mro -
by Mrs Richardson. ITO Our Club" by
Mrs, ], V. Fenner was very good. Mrs
Harry Kesslcr read "Mammy's Lula
by" and Mrs. Roger Sang Sylvia" by
Obey Speaks for which she was made
TO give D'Hardelot's II Know a Lovely
Garden" for an encore. Mrs. II. u.
Griffith, accompanist. Several members
were called upon for extemporaneous
speeches. Mrs. w. A. Ledbetter. proml-
nent club woman Of Oklahoma City.
who was formerly OF Arimore, gave \
most interesting talk.
In the election Of officers for the en-
suing year which followed the lunch
con, Mrs. Fred Ellis was elected, presi.
dent Mrs. lnez Mcmillan Lambert. frat
vice president: Mrs. j. II. Chandler.
second vice president: Mrs. II. w. Rich
ardson, third vice president; Mrs. Ar
thur Carpenter. fourth vice president: /:
Mrs. Frank Head. secretary; Mrs. T.
+. Griffith, treasurer; Mrs. George Al.
Wis, chairman Advisory board Miss
Daisy Nichols. parliamcntarian; Mrs.
j. " Fennor, press reporter. The office
of critic was left over for election when
the club holds its firs, meeting OF the
club year In October
The ladies decided to continue the
education being given by them to a
young girl OF the city. She will be Civ.
en- her education through the high
school.
Additional guests Of the party were