The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18

ftisn faFenI-l eacner tSSOcidlion OPEN
ed with business session. After the
reading OF the reports and the regular
business was done the girls gave the
program which was a dramatization
of the Christmas story taken from
Little Women"
Those taking part were Christine
Ricketts, as Mrs. March. Marguerite
Parks as Meg, Lutte Tom Walcott as
]o, Mary Helen Potter as Beth and
Elizabeth Abernathy as Amy.
Story-Willis Marie Wright.
Reading-Frances Weeks.
Sons-Florence Stonum.
Each one did her part well.
The reading and solo given were
very well rendered Miss Jennie Smith
gave short talk about the art work
in the junior high school. There
were specimens of work on display
that showed the high grade Of work
being done. There has been organic
ed an art club composed of girls who
are doing strong work and who are
especially interested in art. Katherine
Dolman, president of the club, told of
the club and its purpose. This club
she said has been making some toys
for the community Christmas tree
Some of these toys We're on display.
David Presnell delightfully."- entertain
ed the audience with a chalk talk.
He has splendid talent in art.
| The meeting adjourned aid the
mothers inspected the work on dis
play.
Christmas Boxes to Indians
| The Young Ladies Aid of the First
Presbyterian church met in bible
study Tuesday afternoon ut the church
when the meeting was led by the
president. Mrs. Fred Carr. Commit.
tees were appointed for the charity
work. The first committee comprises
Mrs. Il. w. Garrison, Mrs. Ingram
Henry and Mrs. Fred Carr The sec.
ond committee Is comprised Of Mrs.
Charlton Wilkes and Mrs X VI.
| sutton. Mrs. Ingram Henry was ap'
pointed reporter. Mrs. Victor Williams
was made chairman Of the entertain.
ment committee.
Each member brought gifts which
will be sent to the Presbyterian Mis-
sionares in Ganado, Arizona, for the
Navajo Indians. It Is the custom with
the society TO send the Christmas
box TO the missionaries.
Mrs. Otto Bradford and Mrs. Wal
ter Buchanan were hostesses
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A,I.,.nra E:.Is In, Glaa Hluh
Miss Vera Holland a senior in the
Southeastern State Normal at Durant
okla, has been chosen one Of the Il
to be in the Glee Club which is Ia
tour the state in the spring. SHE
will sing second alto. Miss Holland
is graduate Of the Ardmore high
school of the class of '21, and is th'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Hol
land, 1922 Third avenue southwest
She is doing excellent work in col
lege.
Miss GLADYS Dennis, who is thu
sister of Mrs. Sam Harris, sO2 Nortf
Washington street, was also choser
one of the Glee club members and will
sing soprano. She is very accom-
| DilSutu NOuiB III diiU ~
now studying voice under Mrs. Schoon
over of Durant. Miss Dennis is in th'
Girls Quartette and she and Mis-
Holland are room mates ut school
Both girls are in the school chorus
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Miss Gardenhire Hostess
Miss Lena Gardenhire was hostess
} - nrt1nn alttl Mod
nesday afternoon in her home. ilO
Bixby avenue southwest, when clul
prize was awarded Mrs. Hub Adams
Mrs. William Schwarz received gues
favor.
Christmas suggestions and narcssu
were used in the decorations of III
hcme and the artistic tally cards wer
tied with green and red ribbons.
, salad course was served AT the con
, clusion Of the games.
Club guests included Mrs. Cltf
Easley, Mrs Horn Mrs. Fletcher Sand
lin, Miss Mary Hoard, Miss Helei
Ward, Mrs. Phlllips Mrs. Jack SAND
lin, Mrs. r. $. Gardenhire. Mrs. Jc
seph Weiss, Mrs. Adams and Mr.
Howard Lahman of Detroit Add!tiona
guests were Mrs. w. o. Hoffmeyel
Mrs. Olin wolverton, Mrs. Lou Scar
lon and Mrs. Schwarz.
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Entire Nous Club Meets
on Thursday OF last week. an er
joyabie hour OF forty.two was sper
by members and guests when I'll
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u the home OF Mrs. C. II. Brewer. ll0
Bixby avenue. The house was yer
J attractively decorated for the part
: with red anls green predon,lnatinl
+ Large poinse,tas and bowls OF ma
elssus were used OF intervals wit
ether Christmas suggestions \ sala
J. course was served. The club prla
for high score went TO Mrs. l..
h Cox and that OF low score TO Mrs.
il r, Murphy
!, Program at Civic Club Meet
!. An unusually interesting prograi
n was given at the regular semlmontl
ly meeting OF Second Ward Civic lei
que Tuesday night at the second wal
!, school building. including piano solo
readings and other features
A number OF visitors were gues
for the occasion and a most enio,
able hour was spent. Among n
d guests were Mrs G. II. Brewer Mr.
:. Moore. Mrs. T. A. Heenan and Mr.
:. Mary Hoehn.
@ The program was as follows;
d Piano solo--Marjorie Chandler
Reading-kathryn Sullivan
d Spanish Tamborfine Dance-Theln
/. Hoehn and Louie Helbach.
d Reading--Josephine Coffman.