The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27
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Among the number Of society func-
tons given last week in celebration of
the birthday anniversary of George
Washington was the tea given at the
home OF Mrs. Kirk Dyer on B street
northwest, Tuesday afternoon by the
first division Of the Ladies Aid of the
FIRST Presbyterian church. The Dyer
nome was the scene Of the southern
hospitality which existed during the
days of Washington with its negro
servant as Los Weeks who met AT
the door. its loveliness which was por-
irayed in the cutters OF pink and
white carnations and fragrant Sreezia
which was in every prominent crevice
O. the Eoue Mrs. W. R. Rurnitt in
colonial costume introduced the guests
10 the quaint line IN which was Geo.
Washington, Mrs. F.. X. Royer; Mar
tina Washington, Mrs. Billie Baker;
ana Washington's cabinet: Alexander
Hamilton, Mrs. oscar Deveny; Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton. Miss Ruth No
LAM Lafayette, Mrs. Tom Frame: Bet
sy Ross, Miss Helen Dolman; James
Madison, Mrs. r. o. Hale; Dolly Mad
ison, Mrs. Roy shores; John Adams,
Miss Jennie Smith, Mrs. John Adams,
Mrs. r. F. Griffith; Thomas jefferson,
Mrs. May Wells Ramsey; Mrs. Thorn
as JEFFERSON, Mrs. Jack McMuray.
Henry Clay, Mrs. Harry Kessler; Mrs.
Henry Clay, Mrs. Frank Schneider;
John Quincy Adams, Miss Ozella Pugh;
Mrs. John Quincy Adams, Miss Wini-
tired Avis; General Nathaniel Green,
Mrs. Otto Bradford; Mrs. Nathaniel
Green, Miss Ella Peterson, and George
Washington's mother, Mrs. David
Redfield.
a delightful program was given
throughout the afternoon which in
cluded vocal solos by Matilda Tur-
neck of Chicago; Mrs. Billie Baker,
Miss Mabel Frances Robinett. Mrs.
Arthur Kyle and Mrs. F.. II. Royer;
violin solos, Miss Betty Brett; vocal
duet, Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Tom Frame;
recitatiUns in negro dialect by Misses
Lois Weeks, Dorothy Hardy, Hettie
Beth Norman. Leola Nichols, Janice
Nichols, Mary Hudson, Gale Wilker-
man. which were all greeted with
hearty applause
Others in the house party were Mrs.
Ada Pierce as fortune teller, Miss
Elizabeth Perkins as the WITCH Mrs,
George Alvis, Mrs. David Nisbett, Mrs.
Sutherland, Mrs. Sam Weeks, Mrs.
Mansfield, Mrs. Sam Mathews, Mrs.
l. L /
Cruce, Mrs. Lewis Bradford, Mrs. Wal
ter Colbert, Mrs. Paul Jones, Miss
Clara Mansfield, Mrs. A.. Noble and
Mrs. w. ]. Alexander poured tea
Mrs. IT. i. Wright was chairman OF
the tea and very cleverly arranged
, and aided in the success of the func-
tion.
The last Of series of attractive
dances which have been given by the
Elks during the winter months was
that enjoyable function of Thursday
evening which brought many of So
ciety's social set 10 the Elks hall fol
one of the largest and best informa!
dances given by the club during the
entire season. Many out of tow
guests were present including a mum
her of university students. The music
was charming.
TIE Delphian Society will meet to
morrow afternoon in the Chamber O
Errors" AMI King Henry the Fourth
will be given.
The Wawhnnsee Camp Fire Girl
will hold their regular weekly meetin,
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock a
the Chamber Of Commerce.
On this afternoon the Camp Fir
Girls viii take their first Sunday AZ
tornoon outing when they will hav
As their guests number Of 30,
Scouts and a few additional friends
Parents Of several OF the girls vii
acc eaany them.
NaNbansee Camp Fire will enter
tain their mothers on Tuesday even
mg from 1850 TO $3.50 o'clock at III
romc Of the guardian, Miss Rut
Nolnu Of 725 McI4tsh avenue.
Tho week will mean to the girls tn
spring planting OF vegetable and flow
or gardens. Each girl viii plant he
Individual garden.
ON last Thursday the girls hel
their monthly ceremonial meeting
seven Of them were awarded honor
FOR the Iast four weeks The candl
Of love was lighted by Ruth Di
worth, the candle OF work by Till