The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-09
Society
BY RUTH NOLAN
Phone 538

Mrs Mort Woods will entertain with
twelve tables of bridge Thursday after
noon at o'clock at the Dornick Hills
Country club.
Lovely among the late spring parties
were the series of parties given by
Mrs. j. Z. Champion and Mrs. Tom
Champion at the Country home Of thu
latter in West Ardmore.
The last of the series were given on
wednesday and Friday Of the week
when the large and spacious room Of the
country home was converted into a
rose garden with a realistic fireplace
of logs. The ten tables were centered
with vases of roses and place cards
We're OF painted vegetables Of every
kind.
At each table the guests cut for fav-
ors which We're of farm products in
baskets. Another feature of the parties
was the drinking Of spring water from
a gourd. The water was passed around
the tables in an old fashioned cedar
bucket.
Luncheon which followed the games
was served in picnic style
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The junior Philharmonic club met in
business session Saturday afternoon at
the Chamber of Commerce when IN"
election of officers was held. Those
elected were president. Miss Ann EV'
erett; first vice president, Miss TeSsle
Mobley; second vice president, Beth
enc Wolverton; secretary, Miss Roberto
F'airchild; treasurer, Miss Irene Hunt
Plans were made for a musical lawn
party to be given at the home OF Mrs
j. r. Pennington, 324 First avenue
southwest. late in May. The party will
bring to an end all club activities for
this club year.
Miss Pearl Reed entertained with
, dancing and games in the home Of hei
sister, Mrs. ii. T.. Stansel, 1858 Wes'
Main street, Friday evening. Prizes il
the games were won by Miss Grace
Dyer, first prize, and Jack Gillian, sec
ond prize.
Those entertained were Misses Loren
Haynie, Miller Haynic, Ruth Robson
} Gertrude Merritt, Hattie Bell Wall
Grace Dyer, Maurine Reed, Marzett
} Frye and Messrs Ed Bennett, j. u. Tai
y ley, Ray Dyer, Elmer Hathaway, La
9 mont Chaddick, Vernon White, f.. n
Stansel. mckinley, Paul Ernst, Joh'
Hendrix, Jack Gillian and Mr.. and Mr.,
Dow Webb, and Mrs. j. Reed.
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! Thompson-Easley
Mr.. Thomas S. Easley of this cit
= and Miss Anna May Thompson of Mar
: : eta were married at o'clock yester
I, day evening at the home of the bride
:, sister, Mrs. c. l.. Brown at II FIT
u avenue, northeast. The ceremony wa
. said by DR.. X. l.. Davidson of tn
- Broadway Baptist church Mr.. and Mr..
Easey are at home, 2O6 Tenth avenue
:, northeast.
Mr.. Easley is a son Of S. d. Easle
n Of this city and is employed with Wa
n ter Neustadt in the Hewitt oil field
Mrs. Easley is the daughter Of Mr. an
Mrs. T. r. Thompson of Marietta.
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y Mrs. c. A. Wilson. and daughter
n Nell. have returned from Norman
e where Miss Wilson accompanied IN
II Ardmore high school orchestra as p
" anist at the state track meet last FIR
day. The orchestra was awarded fir'
place in the contest, having won owe
five other orchestras.
e While in Norman Miss Wilson W.
n the guest of Miss LaVads Lykins {
r Kappa Kappa Gamma house and Mis-
If Dorothy Arnold Of Fort Worth, TeXa
'c and Miss Elizabeth Head Of McAleste
W :. ! Z.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Jones
4 Denlson. Toys, were the week-en
> guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Young, {
/, 72l Douglas boulevard.
~ Mr. Jones Is the brother Of Mr..
Young.
- Miss Stella Dickerson. 62l Mort
: Washington street. has returned from
several days visit in Dallas. Texas.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Dolman and so
N Lewis of Ringing spent saturday an
h Sunday In Ardmore guests OF Mr.. an
Mrs l.. $. Doman and family.
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