The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-13

l.IN- S1ttll ana tas.9 sLllstAAS SSHSNdi'7N
for the week include 4 meeting ~ the
Delphian Society on Monday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock at the Chamber
OF Commerce. Invitations have been
extended for party 10 be given in
the eNning by the ''CarryAlls," they
read the Carry-Alls will leave the
parsonage house Of the Broadway
Methodist church at ,15 O'Clock on
Z stu hunt for cupid.
On Dcesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fish will be hosts TO the sum
mi, City Five-Hundred club in their
home at $40 West Broadway. The
Altar Society viii meet in the after
noon at the Ladies Hail of ST. Mary's
church ana the Pythian Sisters will
meet in regular weekly meeting in
The evening at the X. OF =. Hall.
The Philharmonic club will have 'op-
en- house Wednesday afternoon in.
the Chamber OF Commerce when an
Orntorio-Sonato program viii be given.
Thursdays program includes the
ceremonial meeting Of the Camp
Fire Girls at the Chamber Of Com
merce at $3.50 o'clock and that oi the
Third Ward Mothers club at $3.50
o'clock at the third ward school.
on Friday afternoon the wives of
visiting bankers who Will assemble
here to attend the annual meeting Of
Gro.ap Five of the Oklahoma Bank
ers' association, viii be entertained
with q musicale and Informal party
at Hotel Addmore.
The premier event in the social
calendar will be the hall at Conven
tsn Hall Friday night, bringing to
c conclusion the bankers meeting. Mu-
sic for the occasion viii be furnished
by Youngberg's orchestra.
On Friday afternoon the Thimble
Tea club will meet with Mrs. Roy
Alexander, 900 BiXby avenue. A lit
tie later in the afternoon at $3.50
O'clock the High School Mothers club
viii meet at the high school. Mr..
James Barron, secretary Of the Cham
her o. Commerce win speak on Our
City Beautiful" and a special holi-
day program will be given by the
sophomore class.
The weeks pleasures Will close with
open house by the junior Phiiharmo-
mic club on Saturday afternoon at
the Chamber Of Commerce from 2:30
10 $3.50 o'clock
The ladies' Of the d. A. r win give
a Colonial party February 22 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r A. Fox
u street southwest. when guests will
be their husbands
Another social function for the day
is the George Washington Tea TO be
given by division one Of the Pres
hyter"afI L. dies at the home OF Mis-.
Kirk Dyer, III B street, northwest.
A special musical program has been
arranged for the morning and eve
ming services at Broadway Methodist
church today. At the morning serv-
ice an organ prelude will be given
by Mrs. William Ringer to be fol-
lowed by an anthem, why Art Thou
Cast Down." by Heyser, to be sung
by the male chorus and fun choir.
A special number will be given
by Miss Matilda Turnock of Chicago
who will sing How Beautipul Upon
he Mountains" Harker.
In the evening the anthem, The
Prnise of Love Divine" by Porter
viii be sung by the choir: Mrs. n.
G. Wood will sing "How Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings" by Lid1le
The dansant given Wednesday night
at the Convention Hall by the George
Z Anderson post Of the American Le-
gion was most delightful, when a ma
jority of the lcgionnaires and their
friends turned out for the occasion.
Punch was served during the hours
and music for dancing was made by
Bradley's orchestra OF Ardmore.
1t was the first OF series of in
formal 1lnces TO DC given by the le
zion during the springtime.
Mrs. Buat Hoard was Il charming
hostess 80 the members OF the We'd
nesdly cub nd other guests last
week in the Hoard hcrne on | street.
southwest. when dainty Springtine
fowers decorated the severa! rooms