The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27
Society
By RUTH NOLAN
Phone 53S


Narcissus and potted fern decorated
the table and favors of miniature fluffy
cotton chicks and marshmallow rab-
bits were placed for each girl.
number of toasts We're made by
the girls which added more enjoyment
to the affair Following the feast Of
which every part was delectable the
girls joined in STRENGTHENING the Do
mestc Science rooms into order and
neatness.
This was the first affair of it's kind
to be undertaken by the girls and was
considered thoroughly enjoyable and
educational
The Old Time Foursome Party which
was to have been played at the Dor
nick Hills Country Club Links, last
Friday with Mrs. Writ Franklin and
Mrs. Walter Young, captains of the
games, was postponed in observance Of
Good Friday, and will be given during
this week announcement for which will
be made later.
After the games, the winning side
will be entertained 10y the losers with
dinner at the club house.
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The Altar Society of ST. Mary's
Catholic church win meet Monday af-
ternoon, 2:3O at the home Of Mrs. II.
A. Brady, l21j Bixby avenue. All mem
bers are earnestly requested to be
present.
The Delphian Society Will meet to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the Chamber Of Commerce. Those who
will take part on the program are Miss
Helen Ward. Mrs w. X. Dixon, Mrs.
Fred Ellis and Mrs. r. d. Wagner. Mrs.
Frank Head who will give vocal
solo and Miss Juanita Richardson who
will give n reading.
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The Lady Maccabees will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the X. Of p. hall
at 2:3O o'clock 1t will be an i'm
portant meeting
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The Pythian Sisters will meet on
Tuesday evening at the X. of +. han
when a group of candidates will be
initiated into the society.
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The Ferndale Review club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
with Mrs. j. L. Cox on Bixby avenue.
The regular meeting scheduled for
last week was postponed on account
Of the illness Of members.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the En-
manuel Baptist church will meet in So
cal meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
church The Second division will en-
tertan the First division.
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Weather permitting, the regular
week end meeting of the Golf Luncheon
club will be held this Friday morning
at the Country Club links.
Throughout the winter the weather
man has interfered considerably with
the games but with the coming of
spring and the early summer it is like
ly that the days will be more favorable
for this most heathful and enjoyable
sport
In the games of last Friday, Mrs.
Oscar DcNeny won low score prize
and Mrs. r. +. Snelson second low
score prize Special guests We're Mrs.
l.. V. West. Of Cincinnati Ohio, house
CUES; Of Mrs. c. O. Gregg; Mrs. b. y.
simpson. Mrs, Harold Fell and Mrs.
y. \. Fell of Wilkesbarre, Pa, guest
of Mrs. Fell: Mrs G.. Neustadt Of New
York city. guest of Mrs. Walter Neust' |
adj Luncheon was served At O'Clock.
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on this Thursday afternoon the
Thursday Bridge club will meet with |
Mrs. John Nichols at 2:3O o'clock in
her home. 500 G street southwest.
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Tho Daughters Of the American Re I
volution will meet with Mrs Harry Lee |
Crockett. G97 G street southwest. Sat |
urday afternoon.
Owing to the rain Monday, but few |
members attended the meeting of the |
Ladies of the Leaf at the Chamber of /
Commerce Following a brief bust
moss session the program as given IN |
the year book was carried out. the |
next regular session of the club Will |
he held April 1.
The intermediate Society of the East |
Ardmore Presbyterian church will give |
the play entitled. "MotherEarth." at
the evening services tonight. The play |
is under the supervision Of Mrs. VIII
Hamilton.
on last Sunday the Society met at
the church at G:30 o'clock with William
Hamilton. vice-presldent, leader OF the
lesson.
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Tho sisth grade entertained the
Fourth Ward Mothers club Thursday az
ternoon. The following program was
given. An uperctta, The Death OF
Minnehaha"; piano solo, Silver Bios
SONS" Thelma smith. The characters
in the uperetta We're Minnehaha'
wilma Reeves; Nokomis, Dessis Hold
er: Hiawatha. Robert Coe, Nanny
Moon. Louise Mccullough. The chorus
was composed of Bessie Holder Bessie
billiard, Pearl Russell. Lillian Bishop.
Louise McCulough. Niolette Cross
Hazel Mclain, Thclma Smith and Alice
Bruster. Virginia Rawlns played the
accompaniment Tor the opcretta.
Mr. Henry u. Rnsland, vocational
director spoke along the line Of health
and gave some very helpful sugges-
tions. Mrs. Walcott was welcomed
visitor and among other things extend
ed the invitation to the Mothers CIub
to attend big picnic to be held at
Kings lake sometime In April. THIS
is an invitation from Mr. and Mrs
Felix King The sixth grade won the
plant this month FOR excellence In at
tendance.
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The girls and boys Of the Sunday
school classes of ST. Philips Episcopal
church were entertained yesterday af