The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27


red and white begonia plants which
the Friendly society cultivated. Mrs
Adele Langstaff and Mrs. Ralph Tate
assisted the girls in their prepari-
tions. Mrs. Golden-Howes gave several
violin selections during the pleas
ing hours.
Mrs. J. b. Moore of 1873 G street,
southwest very delightfully."- entertain
ed the members of the Bridge Club,
and special guests. Thursday after
noon. a profusion of brightly color
ed spring flowers intermingled with
fern decorated the several rooms.
Special guests were Mrs. W. A. Ed
wards, Mrs T. A. Thurmond, Mrs.
Morris Sass, Mrs. Don Lacy and Mrs.
Rces Evans. Club prize was awarded
Mrs. F.. l.. Evans and guest prize
to Mrs. Don Lacy. Mrs. Sass, Mrs.
Lacy and Mrs. Ernest williams were
elected members of the club.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held with Mrs. Don Lacy in her
home on Stanley boulevard.
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Mrs. George Norris and Miss VIII
kings of Marietta and Mrs. Nettie
Wilson of Ardmore We're special guests
at the semi-monthly meeting Of the
Ferndale Review Club, Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. j. p.
Johnson on Douglas boulevard when
the subject, American Patriarch" was
given and was among the best sub
H.. r.s4 hxr hn
year. Mrs. +. h. Watson gave an
interesting paper on "Fulgrave Man
or" and Mrs. c. +. Ringer gave a
sketch of the early life of George
Washington. Patriotic readings were
splendidly given by little Lester
George Robert Norris and Edward
Winston who were costumed in George
Washington style of dress.
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On last Monday afternoon the
Ladies of the Leaf met at the Cham
ber Of Commerce room when the pic
ture show and vaudeville in Ardmore
were again discussed, and two COM
mittees appointed by the president IN
regard to same. One committee to
go before the mayor and Chamber OF
! Commerce to protest against the vaud'
eville showing at the Princess theatre
! last week; the other committee to &c
| before the picture show managers
| TO urge better pictures at all times
and on Friday and Saturday OF each
week pictures more suitable for child
rem. The secretary Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. Mr. James Barron urged
the ladies to take an active part this
week in the selection OF city Officers
for the coming primary. a program
dealing with Home Economics and the
care and preparation OF food wa'
given by Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Hefner
Mrs. John Gait, Mrs. Hancock ant
Mrs. Wallace.
Mrs. X. Kelly of 42O Second avenue
northwest, entertained with a yer,
pretty birthday party, Tuesday AT
ternoon, between the hours TO
o'clock in compliment to her little son
Johnnie who celebrated his fifth birth
day anniversary. TIE home was de
corated with the colors of red, whit
and blue. The hours were spent II
games and contests, among them wa
the contest in which little American
flag was pinned on flag pole. Alic'
Weeks won first place for placinl
the flag nearest the top and Juaniti
, Lee received second prize.
The little guests were: Doroth.
Byrd, Lena Mae Mulkey, Alice Weeks
Almer Lee, Juanita Lee, Kennetl
Nelms. Herman Dunning, Helen Kel
ley. The hostess was assisted by Mrs
r. L. Lee and Miss Gladys Hamonn
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One OF the prettiest church affair
: in the history OF the Emmanuel Bap
: tist church was given nj the home o
DR.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Parish of Carte
avenue, southeast Friday evening II
honor OF the Rev. and Mrs. II. l.
. Averett Of that church who will leav
within the week for Plano, Texas
where Rev. Averett will become pas
tor of the Baptist church, when
host of their friends gathered in In
formal reception to bid them fare
well.
Music and impromtu talks wer
features OF the evening entertainment
after which refreshments were serv