The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
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south Of Ardmore where they will study
nature lore and cook their supper
Wawbansee has been growing since
it's organization last November at
which time there were twelve members
and at present it has twenty members
the capacity OF a group. The guardian
OF Wawbansee, will organize her second
group of girls the early part OF the
week All girls Interested in Camp
Fire who have already spoken to Miss
Nolan are requested to watch this col
umn for the announcement Of date Of
first meeting of the second group.
Last Thursdays meeting of Wawban-
see at the Chamber of Commerce was
very interesting as the ceremonial
gowns were planned ana work on the
head bands continued. The meeting
adjourned at an early hour as the girls
We're preparing for the examinations of
Friday. on last Sunday afternoon the
inclement weather prevented the girls
from hiking and instead they gathered
at the Chamber of Commerce where
they INDUCED in very delightful East
er egg hunt.
The interest in Camp Fire is steadily
growing throughout Ardmore and in
the various sections of the city, groups
are forming. On yesterday afternoon
the guardian Of Wawbansee spoke to a
group of girls at the Broadway Metho-
dist church who will organize this week
with Mrs. Fullbright, guardian, AT z
o'clock Miss Nolan addressed another
group of girls at the home of Miss Am
mons of 403 G street, northeast who
will be guardian of the girls. Miss
Nolan told the girls Of the necessity
of Camp Fire TO the young women, the
enjoyment and the benefit which will
be derived from the organization to the
character and the building OF per-
| feet womanhood. The girls will hold
their first official meeting as soon
as the charter arrives.
The First Ward Mothers Club Will
meet Thursday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
at the school building when Mrs. Hettie
Norman will be the principal speak
er. Her subject will be, Entertain
ment versus Education"
The second grade students will give
| the program with Miss Edmonia Ben
nett and Mrs. May Wells Ramsey III
charge. Mrs. Whitsett is chairman OF
the second grade mothers who VII
serve the refreshments.
All mothers and friends Of the child
rem are invited.
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/ nal I>,-,,,,n will ha boctece 10
the members of her Thimble Tea club
Friday afternoon in her home on North
Washington street
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Mrs. Monte Dillingham; will entertain
the Red Cross Luncheon club Saturday
at / o'clock in her home, 5l3 street,
northwest.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet on Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. George Avis in her home Poulter
Apartments. The program as follows
will be given:
Roll Call.
'sWhy l came to Oklahoma
Music-"Oklahoma a Toast" Miss
Winifred Avis.
Paper-"Aborigina Oklahoma and the
Louisiana Purchase" Mrs. W. r. Bur
nit.
Vocal Solo-"The Blue Juanita," Mrs
Billie Baker.
Paper" Establishing of Fort Smith,
Fort Towson, Fort Gibson" Mrs. Tom
Graham.
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The following program will be given
at the regular meeting of the Delphian
Society April IL at the Chamber oil
| Commerce.:
Roll Call. Current Events.
Reading Hettie Beth Norman.
Puritan influence on the Theatre
Character of the restoration, Mrs. lnes
Mcmillan Lambert.
The Double Dealer" Mrs II. A
Fairchild
L. Il. Sheridan, THE Rivals" Mrs
Antoinette Fort.
Oliver Goldsmith, Mrs. j. n. Baird.
Song, Mrs. j. d. Moffet.
Last weeks meeting was interesting