The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-28
SOCIETY NEWS
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afternoon and evening affairs as has
been this week.
Wuh the home coming OF "A bevy OF
charming young maids for the holi-
day season. and the presence Of two
or three bride-ehects, hostosses have
wed with each other in securing open
days for the various festivities.
Club meetings we're adorned for the
week. and the entire time devoted to
social affairs
Every day has been crowded with
these delightful parties, both formal
and informal and with the continued
beautiful weather there has been moth
ing to mar the occasion.
Today's events included luncheon
for Miss Clara b. Waltrip. who is en-
'tertaining number OF school friends;
a bridge party at the home of Mrs. II.
l.. Crockett, for Mrs. G. o. Gregg and
Mrs. b. A. Simpson, Jr.; an entertain
ment for the Fern<ale Review Club at
the home Of Mrs. G. +. Ringer; and
luncheon party at the Blue Goose Tea
Room. given by Miss Eleanor Ann
Slough
Tonight is the dansant given under
rthe auspices of the matrons OF st,
Philips Episcopal church.
The remainder of the week gives
promise Of being an unusually busy
lone for both maids and matrons a
number of announcements to be made
later for parties planned for the week
hend-
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D0rnick Hills Dinner Dance.
In q charming setting. with decor
,Ations Of simple effectiveness and a
program in which no detail Of careful
splanntng for the full enjoyment Of
guests. was omitted, almost the entire
membership OF the Dornick Hills Coun-
try Club gathered last night, with their
tsueSta, In one Of the most gracious
.soctak affairs Of the season, the occa-
rsion being a Christmas dinnerdance.
A.entor note of red and green was
.psed throughout the ball room and
dining room. which were thrown to-
skethef for the dance, following the din
sher. which was served at o'clock.
3he&Suoms were brilliantly lighted with
red blossom covered lights and huge
holly wrea1hs were used at the win
tdows. An immense cluster of mistle
toe formed the central decoration, the
ceiling being festooned with Christmas
ropes Of red and green coming to-
-Eether in the center with big bell
IN Near the big open fireplace in the
corner OF the room was arranged a
big Christmas tree, very gay and gilt
tering.
Nha nd led
Z. Joe Cooke with Mrs. Walter Young.
More than two hundred persons, a
N number of whom were out OF town
guests, enjoyed the dance. music for
which was furnished by the Ben Scott
"a orchestra Refreshments. consisting Of
-fruit cake and ice cream were served
I'll midnight. number OF very unique
Innovations were introduced through
out the evening by Mr.. Cooke who as.
sisted the woman's entertainment COM
mittee in arranging the program. Mes
danes Walter Young. Oscar Deveney,
T.. ii. Royer and Sherman Pyle com
posed the entertainment committee.
Preceding the dance. dinner was
served to one hundred guests. The
Two long tables were very effectively
SNOW. Miniature Christmas trees gay.
~ decorated. We're placed at intervals,
BED and green mints and attractive
place cards were used. A four course
dinner was served to the following:
Mr. and Mrs Sam Apple and guests;
Miss Helen Ward. Miss Grace John
rrn and Mrs. Labinou OF Detroit,
i Mich; MIR Robert Bats aud guests
Il Miss Alexander. Mr.. Lynn Boyd Miss
IS Jinks Ikard; Mr.. and Mrs. w. {. Bur
t Sion, and guests Mr. Harry Lee Crock.
Iett. Jr Miss Lois Burton. Mr.. Luther
Atkins. and Miss Ruth Burton; Mr..
yand Mrs G. A. Coakley. and guests;
Ehiss Langley. MIR. and Mrs. j. y.
S,hampion and Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
bCrockett: Mr. Ed Comcgys and Mr.
Hsnd Mrs Ben Cooper. Dallas Texas;
tMr.-xlnd Mrs Joe Cooke and guests,
kDT. "A c. Cpwies. Miss Jane ralia-
tferro. of Madill: Mr.. Perry Maxwell.
tAr..and Mrs II. u. McCollun. Mr.. and
fMrs- Kelsey Polk. MIR. and Mrs Sher'
tnan-Pyle. Mr.. and Mrs. h. II. Rover,
kMr. and. Mrs. Arthur Streahiey. Nj.
te'rank Sherwood. Mrs, Lamar Young,
yArsand Mrs John Teer. Mr.. and Mrs,
M NJ, Wallis, MIR. aud Mrs. y. q.
EWopd- Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Woods,
nr-apd Mrs. Charles Won Weisc MIR
band Mrs. Walter Young. Mr. and Mrs,
John Dexter, Mr.. Ezra Dyer. Miss
sGladys Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Disney,
yMr. and Mrs Roy Duston, Mr. and
kAr. oscar Devoncy, Mir. and Mrs
Fired Ellis. Mr.. Henry Furman. Miss
fk.llen Dickson. Mr. Ford. Miss Norma
GATES, Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Gait. Miss
iCornelia Black OF Marietta MIR and
Mrs. Frank Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Ken.
snet Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs, r, h,
tHeckethorne DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Mark kirkpst.
brick, Mr.. and Mrs. o. &, lasher.
tBxCn7ss0s-- ETAoIN 1896 IS rs IS
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Miss Richey Eniertains
An interesting gathering Of the
younger members oi Ardmore society
were entertained at brigc yesterday
by Miss Mary Richcy. daughter OF Nj
and Mrs. c. +. Rchcy. In her home.
t325 c street, southwest. Miss Elinor
Barron received first prize and the con.
ISOLATION prize was awarded 10 Miss
Gladys Carpenter crystal vases OF cut
flowers, carnations aud red roses,
formed the decorations. which also
were suggestive ut the holidays with
Christmas bells and red aud green
ropes used throughout the rooms. 4
salad course was served 10 the follow.
inr guests
Mrs. vincen, Wakefield Mrs. Al.
hart nats.n fb, Aia,v nufb nuu,int