The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-10
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As each process OF thu making of the
tires was watched Mr.. Besaw gave in
teresting talks. The girls were great
ly enthused with the trip. The "trip
was started in the supply room and
ended IN the shipping room. They re-
turned to the city with number of
relies which they had collected while
going through the plant. including
rubber necklaces. rubber balls and rem
nants of the various kinds of rubbers
and fabrics used in the making of the
tires. The courtesy of Mr.. Besaw and
the Ardmore-Akron Tire Company was
very much appreciated by Wawbansee
The lesson which they We're taught ON
the trip will be very beneficial in their
education. II was wonderful oppor-
tunity for the young women.
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The Coli Luncheon Club will meet
on Friday afternoon at the Country
Club links. luncheon will be served at
1890 o'clock at the club house.
Owing to the absence of the majority
of the members at last Friday who left
during the week for out of town cities,
the club did not hold it's regular week
end morning OF golf at the club.
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Quite the most charming of the var
ious social affairs Of the spring sea-
son was the afternoon tea, Friday, at
Hotel Ardmore, with Mrs c. l.. And
erson and her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Hoxie Anderson, hostesses.
The Mezzanine floor Of the hotel was
transformed into a veritable flower gar
den and the beautiful dresses of the
hostesses and the members of the
houseparty lent an added beauty TO
the scene. Mrs. c. L. Anderson wore
handsome gown of black satin and
silk lace with black satin footwear
while Mrs. HoXie Anderson's gown
was beautiful pink satin creation
with delft blue beaded chiffon and silV-
er slippers.
\ color motif of pink and white was
used effectively throughout the decora-
tions and the refreshments. From an
alcove, Wilson's stringed orchestra fur
nished a program throughout the after
noon.
In the receiving line with the hostess
seS were: Mrs. -. A. Fell of Wilkesbarre
Pa. Mrs. b. A. Simpson, Mrs. NJ Is.
Humphrey, Mrs. G. Neustadt of New
York City, and Mrs. Walter Neustadt
The house party comprised the Mes
DANES II. H. Sayre. WIN Poland Ray
Poland, Rob Poland, G, NJ. Campbelk
Guy p. Cobb, w. |. Cruce, Mike Cor
man. j. b. Spragins, John Carlock, A.
G. Walcott, John Dexter, c. NJ. Henley,
Clarence Gregg, Mark kirkpauick'
Charles Adams, j. u, Champion, IL. l.
Crocket, Errett Dunlap, John Nichols
II. p. Nichols, {. O. Bum, T. X. kear-
ney, Les Kearney, +. A, Redmond
James Stonumn, Hugh Ledbetter, d.
W Newcomb c. w. Hotchkiss, Fl. b.
Harts. Charles Lynch, John Whteman,
Bertha Whiteman, II. l.. Evans, Den
mis- Fitzgerald, Writ Franklin, Edward
Calf, Joe Berkshire, Sam Davis, j. X.
Puliam, w. Il. Johnson, Carrie Max
well, j. c. Thompson, W. I. Ward, ii.
+. Fell, Fred Chapman, Frank Porter,
Joe Cooke, Fred Ellis, Paul Frame, V.
Z. Suggs, Gene Cruce, Arthur Hall, j.
$. Downard. Joel Buchanon, Ed Sand
lin, r. A. Thurmond, l.. II. Love, c. l..
Byrne, Charles NonWeise, w. ID. Pot
ter, Charts Rogers Frank Gates, j. 5.
Mullen. Val Mullen. Il. \. Hefner Don
aid Bretch, W. a. Colley. Kahn, John
Teer, A. c. Straehley, Crittenden, An
toinette Fort. Woods, Garnett, john
son, +. W. Golden-Howes, Tom Cham
pion, r. Y Morgan, and the Misses
Mary Garrett, Helen Ward, Margaret
smith, Grace Johnson and Joy Moore.
More than four hundred guests cali
ed during the hours from to 6 o'clock.
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4 very charming sSrngtime party
of the season was that given on Thurs
day afternoon at the Dornick HIS
Country club by Mrs. Walter Young in
compliment to her mother Mrs. A. o.
Phclan. with bridge. Prizes were
awarded, Mrs. W, p. Poland, Miss Mar
garet Smith and Mrs. Phelan who re-
ceived the guest favor.
The tables were centered with NINA
ture spring hats Of a variety Of shades
on props which were quite cunning ~
their oddness. Red and white roses in
baskets We're placed in decorative
hooks Of the club rooms.
The guests We're: Mesdames Il. l..
Evans, W. p. Poland, Joe Cooke, T.
Y. Morgan, Roy Alexander, c. A.,
Crockett c. II. Woodruff, Cecil Dlllng
ham, Arthur Hall, T.. l.. Gregory, Gene
Cruce, Les Kearney John Humphrey,
Arthur Walcott, Chisholm, Bertha
Whiteman, John Nichols, r. d. Wag-
ner. Tom Champion, X. \, Hefner, j.
| C. Clopton, Ernest Hendon. +. w.
Golden.Howes. Dennis Fitzgerald, Mark
kirkpatrick, Charles Lynch, HoXie
Anderson, Maurice Miller, J. II. French
II. H. Sayre, sherman Pyle, Van Dyne,