The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-27
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Frances Young and the candle ot
health by Corine Jones. Wohelo mean
ing work, health and love is the
watchword of the Camp Fire Girls and
the lighting of the candles OF work,
health and love is done at the first
part OF the ceremonial meeting Dor
othy pownard and Caroline Straehley
have their head bands nearly COM
plotcd the other girls will start their
head bands as soon as the shipment Of
beads arrive. Many beautiful sym
bols in thought and design are sym
bolized on the patterns Of head bands
which have all been completed.
The interest Of the Camp Fire
Girls in weekly meetings, ceremon-
ials, hikes and daily good turns is
constantly growing.
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The following program will be
given at the meeting of the Philhar-
monic Club when that society meets
at the Chamber of Commerce on We'd
nesday afternoon with Mesdames Bill
lie Baker, Frank Helvey and T. Il.
Kearney, hostesses:
Roll call-"Comment on Norwegian
Music and Composers"
Piano-'To Spring" "------------ Grieg
Miss Katherine Stonumn.
Voice-'I Love Thee -Grieg
Mrs. Frank Adams,
Piano-(a) "Asa's Death.
(b) Morning"
From Her Gynt Suite; Grieg
Mrs. j. C. Best.
Voice-(a) "Det Foreste Modes
Grieg
(b) "Jeg Elsker Dig" ig"--------Grieg
(c) "Synnoves Sang" "------Kjeruli
Mrs. n. c. Wood.
Piano Duet
Miss Marguerite Noble and Mrs. Vehe
Suggs.
Philharmonic Quartet-"Last Night
-------------- kjeruii
Mrs. r. S. Gardenhire, Mrs. y. -
Wood Mrs. Tom Frame and
Mrs. Il. II. Roger
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The Thimble Tea Club will meet
with Mrs. ID. C. Fitzgerald, FRIDAY
afternoon in her home on street
and Fourth avenue, southwest
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The beauty of the spring day ano
delightful mornings has been BRING
out out an increased number oil goi'
ers at the Country Club Of DornicR
Hills. on Fridays and promised to p'
n continuation of many glorious hours
of that sport to come until th'
extreme heat of the summer drive
away the golfers to partake OF cooie'
snorts. such as a swim at Turner rams
or other pleasure resorts. In I'M
games of last week, Mrs. Arthu
| Straehley made the lowest score ina
Of SO points.
The Chickasaw Chapter Of the U. ID
C. will meet Saturday afternoon
2.so O'Clock at the home of MIS-
John L. Gait in her home on u stree
northwest.
Mrs. c. o. Gregg was charmih'
hostess 10 her Wednesday Brios
Club. last week in her home on stan
lev boulevard when prizes in IN
rores were won by Mrs. Paul Frame
high score and Mrs. Tom frame io'
score. George Washington tally caro-
j were used in the games.
The guests were Mrs. Walter Neus'
odt Mrs. Harold Fell, Mrs. Ere
CHAPMAN. Mrs. Hoxie Anderson, MI
T. 4. Simpson, Jr., Mrs. c. f. sykes
Mrs. Budd Hoard and Mrs. Walte
Thompson. Mrs. Neustadt Will
hostess TO the club AT its next rnee'
ing, March 3.
One of the prettiest and sweetes
informal teas given by little folk wa
that of Friday afternoon given by IN
Girls Friendly Society OF the st. IN
ip's Episcopal church in the rector
home of Mrs. +. w. Golden-Howe'
on T. and McLish street, southwest
The many guests who called dunn
the hours were greeted at the doo
by little Misses Martina Lindsay an
FLORENCE Stonum who introduced
the ushers Of the dining room. littl
Mary Elizabeth Polk and Kitty Browr
Helen Johnson, Lena Stonum an
Rudd Tate served in the dining roo'
where the Misses Lutte Tom Walco'
and Mary Helen Potter poured te
from an attractive tea table whic
was prettily decorated with silv'
candle sticks holding red lighted car
dies dimmed with q red glow irol
the bright red shades.
, Others in the house party were VI
little Misses Guilda Mar Walcott, Ma
? vine Cochran, Annie Krkbright, WI