The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-22

Z. With Monday and Tuesday taken u
ith the entertainment of visiting Elks
hd their wives, and the remainder or
! le week devoted to the closing activi-
ss Of the schools, this promises to be
Z very busy and interesting week, al
lough but few social functions are an
ounced.
On Monday afternoon the wives oil
/, 10 visiting Elks will be guests Of hon
~ at a reception at Hotel Ardmore
bm 2 to o'clock. Tuesday afternoon
lie guests will be entertained at Do.-
lex Hills Country club,
The dance at Convention Hall Tues
ty night will conclude the TWO days
n invention.
One. of the most important social az
irs of the week will be the annua,
BRING party of the Delphian chapter
Chickasaw Lake Monday noon.
luncheon will be served at l O'Clock af-
II which the remainder of the after
>on will be spent informally
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fhe Federated Missionary Society
u meet Tuesday afternoon, May 81,
St, Philips Episcopal church.
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"a The Missionary Society of the Broai'
a. Baptist church will meet in the
g lowing divisions Tuesday afternoon
t3 o'clock. Division two will meet with
iTe. C. w. Scott, 1405 Harris street.
\ Gsion three will meet with Mrs. W. II.
fy kgins, ll6 c street northwest. Divis-
4 six will meet with Mrs. l.. II. Love
WND street, southwest. Division eigh,
meet with Mrs. Gilbert Presnep
Bixby avenue,
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he Pythian Sisters will meet Tues
evening at o'clock at the Knights
uPythias Hall. Mrs. w. X. Roberts
Mrs. Ed Sandlin, delegates Of the
Tiers to Grand Temple, held at Tulsa
st week, will give their reports OF
meeting.
~ The Ferndale Review club will NEE
ednesday afternoon with Mrs. j. l.
)x. hostess in her home, S19 BixbA
'enue.
Every member of the club is urged t'
present as the annual election Of o.
,ers will be held.
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The Thursday Bridge club will NEE
lth Mrs. Earnest Williams. 209 Firs
ienue southwest, this week, at 2:3
,lock.
"a Mrs. John Teer, 7l6 A street north
est, was hostess to group of friend
riday afternoon with bridge.
Sprlng flowers decorated the sewers
oms. An ice course was served. In tn
mes, Mrs. Kelsey Polk won high scoI
Id Mrs. j. s. Downard won low score
q the cut for the large white cake, Mrs
alter Young won
Those entertained were Mrs. Kelse,
blk, Mrs. w. r. Poland, Mrs. j. :
ownard. Mrs. Rees Evans Mrs. T. i
'agner. Miss Margaret Smith Mis-
amie Stewart, Mrs. c. NJ. Campbell
\. j. r. Dexter. Mrs. c. l.. Anderson
u T.. Y. Morgan. Mrs. Guy p. Cobb
Antoinette Fort, Mrs. Waite
E Ing. Mrs. II. H. Sayre. Mrs. Ralp
~ 3, Mrs. Inez Mcmillan Lambert Mr.;
" thnie Pearce. Mrs. n. A. Ledbette
fs. W. A. Ledbetter Of Oklahoma City
Mise guest of Mrs. Robert Ledbettel
b. w. II. Bailey, Mrs. Tom Champion
b. w. A. Wolverton, Mrs. Roy Du'
h. Mrs. +. G. Ramsey, Mrs. Charli
urd. Mrs. +. A. Redmond, Mrs. Chai
zen, Mrs. Tom Graham, Mrs. j. [
tu, Mrs. H. T, Crittenden, Mrs. ,
Edwards.
The Phantom supper given by III
.Yes Of ST. Mary's Catholic churcl
lursday evening proved very enjo,
ie.
Included on the program was NJ
Obert Rogers who played the pa
ghost auctioneer, Mr.. w. p. Hi
rs, master Of ceremonies. Mr., Nelso
ng and played, La paloma," on h
'inr, Mrs. Rogers as the darken'
Sst danced and sang, Miss Ina AT
.ns. the white ghost. amused I!
rsts very much. John Hewitt re;
ledge Hog" and "Ghost Story"
More than $4,000 was realized fro
} affair. The money will be plac
the fund OF the church. The ente
hment was given In the apartme
aiding opposite the ST. Agnes Ac
nv on u street southwest.