The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
Society Events
BY RUTH NOLAN
Phone 53A
NOTICE

/ NOTICE
All announcements for publication in
MS column for Sundays issue and
lose TO be listed in the calendar for
he week. must be- in this office by
riday nO0n.- Phone 538.
Air. and Mrs. r. ID. Wagner of
os West Broadway have as their
Iuests, Mr.. Nat Henderson Of Wichita
{olis, Texas and their daughter, Mrs.
Il. Rea and Patsy Rea of eastern
Eexas
The stunt" weiner roast given
Thursday evening at Caddo Bridge by
pe broadway Young Peoples Union
II the Broadway Baptist Church, was
tery enjoyable around blazing camp
pre-. DR.. X. l.. Davidson, pastor
Fas stage manager and introduced
PIE actors and actresses among who
iere, Miss Alinc McCharen who gave
reading entitled, Things are not
khat they seem" which brought
Iorrent OF laughter. Other splendid
ufnbers were "A Suffragists Lee
ure," an Indian war dance, selection
~ trio and thrilling magician's
rick. Weinles, pickles, buns marsh
hallows and many other good
Ihings to eat were plentiful.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cooper and
laughter Eloise will leave Monday for
amarillo to attend the automobile
Ihow to be held there February 22nd
10 gath inclusive. This show will be
Ield in the new building which Nj
fooDer has just completed there,
Ehich is the home of Ford cars for
kmarillo.
Miss Oakla Kendall. teacher and
Principal of Rubottom school OF Love
rounty. who attended she teachers
institute at Oklahoma City the past
Eeeli Il the guest OF her parents,
ilr and Mrs. j. A. Kendall at their
bone north OF the city. Miss Kendall
Il graduate OF the 1920 class OF
Nrdmore High School. During her
nchooling. Miss Kendall studied the
Heachers training course. She was
ghe recipient of several pretty cour-
&eses while in Oklahoma City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel McCarty have
,noved into their new apartment at
A37 y street, northwest.
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4 Many high school students enjoyed
kne Of the best Wednesday morning
programs given by the Sophomore
klass. in the high school audi
forium when the feature event of tho
Entertainment was the comic panto-
Hnime Going 10 tlRa Movies" by y
alunaber of the class The scene open
Id with an overture by Helen Byrd,
movie pianist with the theatrs filled
with old country men and women,
funny looking girls and boys with
Nheir freckhd faces, pig tails. red
md black stripped stockings, highly
1,olored hats with bright plumaso,
fjatched aprons. old faded overalls.
worn out shoes, dirty dresses all torn
Paused by tho hair pulling contest
Between few jealous girls, and old
Fashioned dresses. When the picture
tarted everyone was excited and
th4wed their gum with great vim
knN poked their nelghbor with hat
bins. AS the villain entered on the
fcene the movie enthusiasts became
Excited and talked aloud and as tho
hero saved the girl A grin came over
he countenaWes OF the actors. Thcn
|1ht werc married and all was well
}lnd sweethcaris clearly evidenced that
hey wished they were In the movies
|t,hd thus the play ended with the
HAPPY marriage OF the hero ana the
|4,retty girl.
III Among those vino took promincn,
{,arts were, Charles Ringer as tho
Suffered popcorn boy; Louise Nolan
|iand Jodie O'Neal, the swecthearts
F,lara Belle Stubbelield and Sher-
|fSood Owens who occasionally argued
1 nd pulled each others hair. Then
here was Sue Luce who was greatly
Impressed over the entire situation
Vind Mable Ruth Stong, the over
|tstown girl and Maxine Hodges who
,amc in the middle OF the picture fol
/, hey stopped on tho way for soda
|fDop. Solllc SKINNER as TluiculouN
trountry girl lost the love OF her finn
zee. ,ilenn Cauldwcll while ,thc pic
Eurc was soing on. Glenn left th'
S;how in disgsst. Thelma Bliss ant
Helen Wilson were also good.
Preceding the pantomime, the Sopho
more Orchestra gave q selection af
Ter which Olivia Brett sang "A Liz
bic grey Home In the West accom-
panied by Nell Wilson, pianist on'
.oona Williams gave an enjoyable
Eendlng. The orchestra includes
Nell Wilson. pianist; Clell Butler an'
Naomi Rolllns, viollns; jacques Jack
bon. base cello; Charles Ringer an'
/ lGefald Cochran. clurincts; Tommi
chapman. saxophone; Herman Brown
land Edwald Anderson, trombones
Eugene PoSls. cornct and Kyle Nc
lntyro~ traps.
ll The success OF tho entertainment I
4 Ydue to the efforts CT Miss Kennerl!
land Misc Bernice Bow who We're as
lsist,,l by Miss Philbrook and MI
Ilohnson. other class sponsors