The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-22
BY RUTH NOLAN
Telephone 538..-

Mrs. Kirk Dyer was hostess to the
members of the Birthday Luncheon club
al an all-day party Thursday at her
home, III b street northwest, when
Mrs. w. A. Ledbetter of Oklahoma City
was a special guest.
springtime luncheon of charming
appointments was served at ! o'clock.
Seated with Mrs. Dyer ana Mrs. Leu
better were Mesdames j. j. Stanseli.
Sue Comegys, j. r. Pulliam Berth
Whiteman, |. w. Folsom, Fannie Smith
T. X. Kearney, W. p. Poland, ID. r.
Allen. John Gait. w. l. Cruce, A. H.
Palmer, Henry Sutherland, Mary Col
yer, Joe +. Williams, w. r. Burnitt' A.
+. Ewell, Walter Colbert, Carrie Max
well and ]. n. Phelan.
Mrs Phelan will entertain the club
members at her home on street
southwest Tuesday of this week
Members of the club will also enter
tain special guests at a picnic luncheon
at Wilmington Park soon. definite an
nouncement of date 10 be made within
a few days.
A very lovely party of the week was
given Thursday afternoon in compll'
ment Of Mrs. NJ. T. johnson Of Idabel,,
guest of her mother. Mrs. Tom Gra'
ham, of North Washington street, by
Miss Winfred Avis, in the Poulter
Apartments on Broadway and Main.
southwest
Favors in the games were given Mrs
Arthur Walcott. high score ana Miss
| Maynon Blois. low score. Mrs. Johnson
was also presented memento OF the
occasion
In the cut for the vases of carnations
Mrs. Tom Graham, Mrs. Harry kessler
Mrs. f. l.. Gregory Mrs. j. V. Fen
ner, Mrs. C. l.. Anderson and Mrs. j.
l.. Cox won.
The guests were Mrs. Tom Graham
/ Mrs. Arthur Walcott, Mrs. c. p. Rich
ey, Mrs. Mary Lyall, Mrs. F. h. VOL
verton. Mrs. j. " Fenner. Mrs. f. L
Evans, Mrs. f.. l.. Gregory, Mrs. Kelsey
Polk. Mrs. f. W. Golden-Howes Mrs
Paul Frame, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. 7. f
Griffith. Mrs. Baumbach, Mrs. G. A
Ramsey, Mrs. G.. +. Johnson. Mrs
James Barron. Mrs. T. o. Schneider
Mrs. Harry Kessler, Mrs. JP. ID. Mof
fitt Mrs. c. l.. Anderson and Misse'
Maynon Blois, Ruth Nolan and Yer
Olive.
The hostess was assisted by he
mother. Mrs. George Alvis, and Mis-
Olive. A dainty two course luncheoI
was served
The Herodotus-Stenograp banque
given Thursday evening at the Firs
Presbyterian church proved to be on
OF the most charming and delightful
social functions OF the clubs for IN
year. Bowls and vases OF Californi
tulips. yellow eyed coriopsis and var
' colored nasturtiums decorated the fou
4 long snowy covered tables which In
tersected forming an X.
Following the delicious course Dime
which was attractively served by I'll
ladies' Of the church. Mr.. Dale Morr
son. toastmaster. spoke on 1T was m
Duty to Command" Mr.. Morrison sai
that clubs are the greatest factors
keep boys and girls together. "Th
social activities are the outstandin
features of the Stenographoi and Her;
dotus clubs" stated Mr.. Morrison.
Mr.. Morrison introduced the follow
ing; Luther Atkins, gave a toast
Stenographoi which was followed by
toast TO Herodotus by Orean Archie
Herschell Scivally sang, "0n the Roa
to Mandalay." accompanied by Grac
Dyer on the piano; Miss Gretchen Con
eggs, ,In Memoriam," to Mr.. Bert He
man. organizer of Herodotus, and WI
, was loved by all: "To the Clubs OF Ar
more High School" by Miss Bow. spol
,. sor Of Stenographoi. in her usual plea
ing manner made the Subject very el
;. tertaining and in conclusion gave
( toart to the clubs. Of the school; Mi
: Halleye Lanford gave several delight
!, readings. "Johnny's History Lesson
S proved especially amusing. Last but n
/ least was the talk and toast by Mr.
! II. Woodruff, principal OF Ardmo
q high school. Mr. Woodruff stated tn
A he hoped next years club activiti
would be as well developed as this yea
n In conclusion. Mr.. Woodruff said:
d Uneasy lie the heads OF all who rul
: His worst Of all. whose kingdom is
It rchool."
l. Impromptu speeches were made
members of the faculty. Those entt