The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-10

Mrs. Henry Sutherland was hostess
TO the members of the Birthday Lunch
con club Wednesday in her home on G
street, southwest. Special guests were
Mrs. NJ. l.. Cope Of Los Angeles, Cal,
+, Mrs Emma Robertson OF Springfield,
Mo-, Mrs. ID. A. Fell OF Wilkcsbarre,
I Pa, Mrs. c. +. Bell II Lexington, KY.
/ Mrs. Nerva Ford of Versailles. ILL.,, and
Mesdames II. II. Sayre. c. NJ. Campbell,
G.. A. Ramsey, y. c. Mccoy, Porter
Staples, j. L. higgins, j. II, Dobbs and
Joe F. Williams.
On the long table in the dining room
were bowls of red carnations and spring
ella which were banked about with
bridal wreath, and in the living room
and reception hall number of small
tables were ccntered with red roses in
vases which formed a very beautiful
decoration. Following the luncheon
which consisted Of quite a number of
courses, the ladies spent the afternoon
in games of forty-two Mrs. r. j.. Phil
lips, Mrs. c. f. Sykes, and Mrs b. A.
Simpson assisted the hostess
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At the meeting of the Philharmonic
club on last Wednesday afternoon at
the Chamber OF Commerce quite a
large number of the members were in
attendance. Mrs. n. c. Wood sang,
"One Fine Day." after which 'Polonaise
in A Fit" by Chopin was played by
Miss Gretchen Comegys; "Haying" and
in the Time of Roses" was very prettl-
~ sung by Mrs. A. NJ. Hepler Miss Joy
Moore very beautifully played Para
phrase" from "Rigoletto" and Miss
Thressa Hall sang Mosarts Via the
Saphette."
The program to be given on the 20th
Of April will be miscellaneous. sacred
or secular. Among the artists who will
give vocal and instrumental numbers
are Mrs. f. w. Roadway, Mrs. Tom
l.. Frame. Miss Gretchen Comegys,
Miss Katherine Stonum, Mrs. a. NJ
Hepler, Mrs. N. C. Wood, Mrs r. S.
Gardenhire, Mrs. Adam Alexander, Mrs.
Il. II. Roger and Mrs. Billie Baker.
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Mrs. w. H. Bailey, us A street,
northwest, entertained with three tables
Sof bridge in her home, Tuesday after
moon in compliment to Mrs. II. F. Horn
beck of Madill. and Mrs. Daley df
Wichita Falls, Texas. Mrs. j. A. Scott
won high score favor.
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One of the most delightful luncheons
tgiven during the spring season was
that of Mrs. Walter Lindsay on Mon.
day afternoon honoring her mother
Mrs. j. II. Dobbs of this city; Mrs. EN-
ma II. Robertson of Springfield, Mo
house guest of Mrs. G.. A. Ramsey, and
Mrs. D. A. Fell of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
guest of Mrs. Il. A. Simpson.
dainty four course luncheon was
served on the individual tables which
were unusually attractive in their dec
orations of tulips and fern with place
cards to harmonic.
At the close of the luncheon Mrs. n
C.. Wood delighted the guests with a
number of vocal selections. Mrs. Lind
say accompanied Mrs. Wood on the pl.
ano. Mrs. II. l.. Crockett Mrs. j. A.
Bass and Mrs. r. l.. Ream assisted the
hostess in entertaining.
The guests were Mrs. b. A. Simpson
Mrs. Bertha Whiteman, Mrs. C. A.
Crockett, Mrs c. +. Bell of Lexington
KY, Mrs. G. A. Ramsey, Mrs. Arthur
Straehley, Mrs. Carrie Maxwell Mrs
Josephine Carr, Mrs. Fred Carr, Mrs
j. w. Kruger. Mrs. Sophia Butso, Mrs
G. Neustadt of New York City. Mrs
Walter Neustadt, Mrs. w. II. Moore
Mrs. G.. W. Fischer, Mrs. Joe Telford
Mrs. Henry Sutherland, Mrs. n. c.
Wood, Mrs. T. d. Wagner Mrs. w p,
Poland, Mrs. j. w. Shows, Mrs r. r.
Phillips, Mrs. Lee Gait, Mrs. r. A.
Hayden.
The Nawawkahmoka Camp Fire Girls
are spending today at Turner Falls.
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The Misses Welton, Warner, Ander.
son and Clymer entertained with a mis-.
cellaneous shower N the home Of Miss
Anderson on A street, northwest on
Monday evening of the past week in
compliment to Mrs. Frazer, a bride OF
the week.
A host Of gifts were showered upon
the honoree and at the conclusion ol
the games and music, which were fea
lures of the evenings entertainment, .
tempting ice course was served.
Mrs. Frazer was formerly Miss Au
gusta Mitchell.
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