The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-24
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With the activities of maids and
matrons taken up with the production
of Betty Who?" to be presented at the
Palace theatre Tuesday and Wednesday
night, and the Military Carnival. which
is scheduled for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights at Convention Hall,
this promises to be one of the busiest
weeks Of the entire season, and but
little time is to be given to afternoon
teas and parties.
No one wants to miss the clever
musical comedy Betty Who?" which
is being given under the auspices Of
the St. Philips Episcopal Guild and in
which scores of Ardmore society maids
will take part. Il one does not go
Tuesday night it follows quite natural
Iy that he will attend the second
nights performance.
While the Military Carnival under
The auspices of the Women's Auxiliary
Of the American Legion to >be held at
Convention Hall will present some
thing new every night, and one could
not possibly afford TO miss any of the
many delightful attractions being ar
ranged for this gala event
Under the capable supervision Of
Mrs. ii. IL. Sayre splendid features will
be given each night. Charmen have
been appointed for each night and all
are vying with each other in present.
ing the cleverest and most entertain
ing shows
In addition to the special features,
the spirit OF carnival will reign su-
preme, there will be everything that is
usually found al real carnival and
every one is assured of good time.
Saturday will be special feature
day, when the Rose Carnival and Fash
ion parade will be held.
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Among afternoon events scheduled
for the week are: Bridge party by Mrs.
Charlie Dubbins on "Wednesday at her
home sol Third avenue. southwest.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. j. l.. Cox
and Mrs. j. c. McNees will entertain
with tea from to 6 O'Clock in the home
of Mrs Cox. Sl9 Bixby avenue, south
west. Invitations have been extended
The series of parties which are being
given by Mrs. Tom Champion and Mrs.
j. b. Champion have proved very de-
lightful affairs as evidenced by the
party given Friday afternoon at the
home of the former, 712 Third avenue,
southwest when forty-six guests en-
joyed the pleasures of the afternoon OF
bridge and forty-two.
The next parties of the series will be
given on Wednesday and Friday af-
ternoons, May 4th and 9Th.
Other events of the week will include
a meeting of the Delphian society to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the Chamber of Commerce. Early Eng
lish actors and actresses will be dis
cussed and Mesdames l.. |. Wilken-
son. p. Fl. Woods, Fl. +. Danks and
Frank Head will give papers on the
top.c. In addition TO the program, Rob
erta Fairchld will give a reading and
Dolores Fenner will give a piona selec-
ton.
Miss Maude Anderson entertained
with bridge on Friday afternoon in her
home, A street northwest, from 2:30
to $50 o'clock in compliment to her
house guest, Mrs. A. H. Kinard OF
Ranger, Texas.
Pink and lavender spring flowers de-
corated the several rooms. Prizes in
the games were won by Mrs. Ollie And
erton and Mrs. j. o. Anderson; Mrs.
Kinard was presented with guest favor.
The guests were Mrs. G. d. Paine,
Mrs. Frank Stephens, Mrs. Budd Hoard,
Mrs. Ollie Anderton, Mrs. Charlie Nc
Lain, Mrs. C. w Hail. Mrs. c. A. Ses-
sion, and Miss Marguerite Clymer.
The hostess was assisted in serving
a TWO course luncheon following the
games, by her mother, Mrs. j. c. And
erson.
Ardmore is very much grieved over
the sad news of the death of Mrs. Paul
Anderson. of Ada who passed away at
her home on Wednesday. Mrs. Alder
son was sister TO Mrs. ]. b. Waltrip
OF this city.
The deceased was formerly. Miss Al
pha Sledge and was very popular in
Ardmore society circles having visited
here on numerous occasions, She is
survived by her husband and baby
girl one month old.
MI anu mis- - IL W hAAAAH tAAh .h' -
G. NJ. Henley attended the funeral serv-
ices on Thursday at Ada.
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The Ferndale Review Club will meet
with Mrs. +. p. Holder, 444 c street,
southeast, Wednesday afternoon when
the debate, resolved. THAT Womens
Suffrage is Conclusive to the Best In
terests OF the American Home" The
affirmative will be taken by Mrs. c.
l.. Ringer, and Mrs. Susan Haynes. The
negative by Mrs. +. +. Watson and
Mrs George Lewis
Roll call will be answered with lead
ers Of womens' suffrage,
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Mrs. John Dexter will entertain the
members OF the Thursday Bridge Club,
this week at her home, 325 + street,
southwest.
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The Wawbansee Camp Fire Girls will
meet on Thursday afternoon AT the
Chamber OF Commerce at $3.50 o'clock
in regular weekly meeting. Prepara'
lions for the play 10 be given by the
girls in the American Legion Carni-