The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-24

The week. must be in this office by
Friday noon.- Phone 53S.
Mrs. Clelie Grim and Mrs. Joe From.
terhouse entertained The members o.
the Woodmen Circle Club and a few
additional friends. Tuesday afternoon
between 2:30 and $40 o'clock at the
home of the former, 529 Carter
avenue, southeast The several rooms
were prettily decorated an the national
colors of red. white and blue, the
event being on George Washington's
birthday anniversary. and was also
the birthday anniversaries of both
hostesses.
The guests were greeted by little
Misses Williams and McFarlan who
wore quaint colonial costume and in
troduced to the receiving line in which
stood, Mrs. Grim, Mrs. Fronterhouse,
Mrs n. f.. Martin. as Martha Wash
ington and Mrs Blanche Wymore as
George Washington.
program was given after which
weaving contest was held which
Mrs. {. J. Murphey of Kansas City,
first prize and Mrs. l.. A. Carpenter
won second prize, Those taking part
on the program were Mrs. Nina Wood
ard, piano solo; Il duet by Katherine
ana Martin and Joe l'ronterhouse, Jr,
vocal solo by Lourie Mccain and
a colonial dance by George Washing
ton" which proved very fascinating.
Following the contest refreshments
were served.
The next social meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. George Terry OF
el5 Nest Main street, the latter part
2 of March.
Circle one of the broadway Method
ist church will hold an all day market
Saturday at the Herd-Baiey Company.
The market will open at 10 o'clock.
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Miss Lillian Bishop entertained her
Sunday school class of young ladies
of Broadway Methodist church at her
home on McLish TUESDAY evening,
February %. George Washington dec
orations were chaimingly draped about
the rooms and color scheme of red,
25 members of the class were present
and after short business meeting
the evening was spent in games in
which Misses Lille, Killion, Johnson
" Hayden won prizes for the most cor
rect answers in the guessing con-
tests. Refreshments of angel iool cake
and brick ice cream were served. \
,f,,l- nd \ mo -. N
flag flying above, decorated the ice
+ cream. The class is constantly grow
ing in membership and is undertaking
several very helpful and missionary
81 projects.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. NJ. Jameson Of -
Second avenue northwest. announce
the birth of daughter. Sunday Feb
"a ruary 30.
Miss Lucille Crosby of Ardmore who
is teacher of the school al Atuka
Il spent several days with relatives IN
tVArdmore. Miss Crosby is a graduate
of Ardmore hign school class of 20
During last summer She studied al
the southeastern state normal at Du.
rant and in September accepted thc
.position as teacher at Atoka. Mis-:
y crosby has school of 70 students.
Il Mrs. Kinds Duke and son Of Leor
are the house guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs Joe c. Echols and baby daughter
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4 nj ~ u
has been the guest of DR.. and Mrs
\ Dougal AlcKellar for the past weel
has returned to her home. Mrs. Full
Y lerton is sister to Mrs. Mckellar.
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Mr.. j. A. Madden who has beer
spending the past week in sulphur
has returned home.
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Mr. ID. w. Edwards of Washington
n d. c., who has been the guest of hi;
sister. Mrs. c. II. Everett and fam
lily of 62l Wolverton street for III,
past -four days en- route home from
San Francisco and Portland. left yes
terday for st. Louis, Kansas City
Chicago, Philadelphia and many othe
points of interest before returning t.
Washington. Mr.. Edwards is wei
known in Ardmore having visited her'
eeveraI years ago. He expects to ar
rive in Washington in time for tn
inauguration OF President-elect Hard
ing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Blevins went .
Temple Texas, this afternoon wher
Mrs. Blevins will undergo an opera
ton at DIR. Scott's sanitarium. Sh
has been in i'll health for some time
Informal Tea Tomorrow