The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-14

tiiis column for Sundays issue and
those TO be listed in the calendar for
the week. must be in this office by
Friday noOn.- Phone 538.
\ social function which comes as
"A delight to Dornick Hills Country
Club members is the dinner dance
TO De given. Thursday evening at
an informal affair.
The Golf Luncheon Club will have
its regular week end morning of golf
this Friday at the Dornick Hills
Country Club links and as the spring
time approaches, the days are becom-
ing more adapted 10 the sport and
pleasure. The clubs attendance has
been steadily increasing, and the in
terest growing
In the games Of last Friday, Mrs.
T. E. Snelson made lowest score
Wednesday evening will feature the
informal dance 10 be given at the n.
OF p. Hall by the knights Of Pyth-
las.
Numerous Valentine teas were given
during the past week, when VAL
entine suggestions Of red and white
in flowers. Valentine favors and
springtime flowers, We're the favored
decorations.
On Tuesday afternoon pretty affair
was given at the home OF Mrs. Wal
ter Bomar. 225 Stanley boulevard
by the members OF Circle Five OF the
Broadway Methodist Missionary So
ciety. The attractive tea table was
presided over by Mesdames Poland,
! Hinkle, Lathrop and Stoneburner. The
table was centered with an ivory
basket filled with red carnations.
feathery fern lighted candles were
at the four corners OF the table. Re-
! freshments were served in the dining
room by Miss Hall Payne, Mrs. Nc
! Gallard Mrs Griffin, Mrs. Seay, Mrs.
/ Shouse Mrs. o. G.. Lasher. Mrs. Spur.
| lock and Miss Ruth Randol. Mrs.
| Wood and Mrs. Carlock met the guests
at the door and Mrs. Tyer and Mrs.
White who presided over the guest
book. The apron display was in
charge OF Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Gath.
| er. The receiving line was composed
/ OF the Mesdames w. p. Frame. w. S.
Bomar. Ashley Chappell, w. j. Stew
/ art. Quarles, c. J.. McCann, Jesse
/ Thomson, Crayton s. Brooks, X. l..
Davidson. Bell, Hoard and Hayes. A
musical program was given by Miss
Thressa Hall. Miss Nell Hall and
/ Mrs Adam Alexander. Mrs. Payne
gave a delightful reading. Those who
assisted in the house party were,
I Mrs. r. w. Randol, Mrs. w. c..
Ernst. Mrs. T. X Kearney. Mrs. Lee
Tyer. Mrs Reed. Mrs. Webb. Mrs.
Hill and Miss Nell Hall. DR.. Crayton
s. Brooks OF the First Christian
/ church, was honor guest.
I. !: !:
Circle Four OF the Broadway Meth
odist Ladies gave a Tea, Apron Sale
and Market, Friday afternoon which
proved success financially as well
as socially, at the home Of Mrs w.
A. Colley on Stanley boulevard. Mrs.
| J. c. Thompson met the guests at
the door. In the tea room where
alad course was served. Mrs. j. b.
Moore and Mrs. Carl Jones presided.
Those who assisted were' the Mrs.
George Poulter. Mrs. ]. II. Snodgrass,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lanford and Mrs. w. 5.
Jordan.
On Saturday afternoon the 9hird di-
vision OF the Women's Union of First
Christian church, gave n very delight
full Valentine Tea al the home of Mrs.
Rosa McLsh. 1903 Fourth avenue,
southwest. Mrs. Ed Sandlin, Mrs.
+. L. Tucker and Mrs. Errett Dun
lap. met at the door and introduced
to the receiving line in which stood
Mrs. Rosa McLish. Mrs. Crayton ;.
Brooks. Mrs. Billy Southworth. Mrs.
Ashley Chappell, Mrs. r. L. Thorn
son. MrS W. j. Stewart, Mrs. Robert
Gillian. The tea table was presided
over by Mrs. C. r. Sykes and Mrs.
r. L. Disney The market was In
charge OF Mrs s. W. Wilson. Mrs.
w. p. johnson. Mrs. A. Eddleman
and Mrs. w. r. Roberts. Others in
the house party were Mrs. ]. d. Mof-
let. AtSs fttHh fNoutitS'hf s"'N' e~.-
son, Mrs s. A. Douglas. Mrs. A. +.
French. Miss Grace Johnson, Mrs
Brown jefferson. little Miss Jerrie
McLish. Mrs. Art Naylor, Mrs. Budd
Hoard. Mrs. Matte Dobbins, Mrs. {.
NJ. Heed and Mrs. Milton Boyd.
A pleasing program was given by
Mrs. A. ]. French, Mrs. n. c. Wood
and Mrs. Billie Baker and Miss Thres-
sa Hall who sang. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Don Lacy on the
piano. Mrs, French also delighted her
hearers with an instrumental selec-
ton. Miss Eleanor Lilley gave an
interesting reading and little Jerrie
McI.lsh also gave a reading. MISS
Betty Brett played very sweeuy on
her violin accompanied on the plano
by her sister, Mrs. Adam Alexander.
+ + =
Mrs. T. Y. Morgan was q charm
ing hostess to the members Of the
Bridge Club. Saturday afternoon at
the Chamber OF Commerce from the
hours, 2:3O to $3.50 o'clock when dec
oratlons suggestive OF Valentine were
carried out. At o'clock a delicious
four course luncheon was served. Cluo
prize was awarded Mrs. Harry Lee
Crockett and guest prize to Mrs
Morris Sass.
In addition TO the club members
Mrs. Don Lacy. Mrs. Morris sass,
L. NJ