The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

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John Teer. K. A. Fox. Sam Ample,
Emily Fowlkes, ]. G, Abernathy +.
W, Golden, Howes Frank Head and
the Misses Margaret Smith, Marie
Smith, Lena Gardenhire, Helen .Ward'
Ruby Randol and Mary Jarrett
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The Musical Review Club met with
Mrs. Ii. h. Lambert sO2 Bureh street,
Friday afternoon when Mrs. Harriet
Edison. and Ahsi James liyslop We're
assistant hostesses.
The hours We're spent pleasantly
with music aud games at the close of
which the hostess served a delicious
salad and ice course. Guests We're
Mesdames G. &C. Broughten, Il. r.
Broughten, G. Gibbons X. T.. Lee Wal
ter Spiller, II. l.. DeWoody and Miss
Daisy Lawrence.
The Musical Review Club was re-
Gently organized, but only attained its
name Friday. The club will meet once
a month and will combine the serious
study of operas, and other phases of
music, with pleasures
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A signal honor has been conferred
upon Mrs. Arthur c. Kyle, lis +
street southwest. who has been Sc
lected TO represent her class in the
Knox Conservatory of Music, Gales
burg, H., where she is a graduate, in
the ri Kappa lambda, the charter
for the installation Of which has been
recently granted.
The Pi Kappa Lambda will cores
pond to the liberal arts sorority Phi
Beta Kappa. 1t is purely an honorary
musical society membership being
based entirely upon scholastic stand
ing.
Mrs. Kyle is director of the choir
of First Presbyterian church and is
one of Ardmores leading musicians.
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Mrs L. B. Luke entertained with a
lovely birthday party on Thursday
afternoon in her home, 50S West
Broadway in honor of her son, Edward
Luke, Jr., who celebrated his twelfth
birthday anniversary on that day. The
home was a scene of life and gaiety
when a host of boys and girls, play
mates of the honoree gathered and
enjoyed games and contests through
out the afternoon.
A pink and white color scheme pre-
vailed in the decorations and dainty
ice course was served.
Mrs. ,Ioe Berkshire, Mrs. Dudley and
Miss Grunell, teachers Of the yoTAg
honor guest, were special guests foi
the occasion.
Mrs Tom Graham was hostess to the
members of the THURSDAY Bridge club
last week in her home on North Wash
ington street when special guests foI
the afternoon were Mrs. ID. A. Eel
of Wilkesbarre, Pa, Mrs. Joe LegueneC
of Mount Pleasant Texas, Mrs. Monte
Dillingham;, Mrs. Walter Thompson
Mrs. Charles Lynch and Mrs. Charts
Rogers.
Fayors in the games We're awarded
Airs. B. A. Simpson, club favor and Mrs
Charts Rogers. guest favor.
The Misses Vera Olive and Ruth Rol
Inns assisted the hostess.
Mrs. John Dexter will be hostess Ia
the club at its next meeting on Thurs.
day, April 2S, in her home on 325 +
street, southwest.
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Mrs Roy Alexander was hostess Ia
more than 80 ladies on Tuesday after
noon from 10 o'clock when she en-.
tertained with bridge in compliment to
her guests. Mrs. McLain Rodgers OF
Clinton, and Mrs. Webster of Miami
Baskets OF pink roses were used
, throughout the home.
The honorees were charming In their
afternoon gowns OF black lace Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. +. l.. Evans and
Mrs. Ed Sandlin.
The regular meeting Of the Second
Ward Mothers club was held Thursday
afternoon with a splendid attendance
The second grade, under the direction
of Misses Avis and 'Brecheen, enter.
tained with the following program which
was well rendered and was very splen,
did. $3.50
Mrs. Hettie Norman gave a most in
spring ana practical talk on Education
VS.. Entertainment. After a short bust
ness session the meeting was adjourned
Dainty refreshments of cake an,
cream in oolors ot pink and white wer,
served. On each plate was lovely rose
bud typfylng the little children VIII,
gave the following program;
"Whippoorwill," class.
Reading" Four Leaf Clover" Chequl
IA Mathews.
song-"Rainy Day" Marie Brooks
Clara Fern Echols, Doris Higdon, Eull
Pearl Goodwin.