The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-06

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dtIS. MAk1tr> ~. nAHDiNG
The First Lady of the Land
Mrs. W. II Wmbcrly will lead the
following program Roll Call, A
Child Labor Law. Paper, Effect OF
Places Of Play i'm DEVELOPMENT OF
children" Mrs. Susan Haynes; Paper,
"Playmates, Their Influence on Hab-
It, Mrs. G. w Lewis; Paper, Read
ing and Occupation for the Child"
Mrs ID. B, Gaines Discussion, Child
and Money; How Much Should He
Have in Using It.
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One Of the most interesting social
events planned for this month. IS
the Annual Party OF the Ardmore Bo-
tary Club, which will he held Fri
day evening, March 18th, at Der
nick Hills Country club
Dinner will be served at 730
O'clock followed by dancing at 9
o'clock The affair will he formal
and guests will be limited to Ro-
tarians and their feminine friends
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A novel affair which proved to be
n most delightful one was the "Lingcr
! Longer" party given by Mrs. w. A.
Wolverton IN her attractive home on
Stanley Boulevard, Wednesday. The
guests assembled at the Wolverton
home in the early noon hour bringing
with them their sewing, patch work,
embroidery. knitting and other fasci-
mating diversions
| At 1880 O'Clock delightful eight
course luncheon of pretty appoint
ments was served from n luncheon
table decorated with red blooming be
| gonias.
| The guests OF the occasion were:
Mrs. X. r. Phillips. Mrs. l.. II Grif-
| fin. Mrs. ID. Il. Allen, Mrs. W. p.
Poland, Mrs. G. f. Sykes. Mrs Henry
/ Sutherland. Mrs Nerva Ford. Mrs.
] y. H. RfutISoHs WIS. - ~ hfiiHeF'
I Mrs j. A. Bass and Mrs. X W.
/ Randol
! The red and white tea given at the
home Of Mrs. Buck Garrett on North
Washington street Tuesday after
noon between the hours Of to 3
/ O'Clock. was one OF the largest Of so
ciaI activities the post week and one
in which many Charming society lad
les took part The tea was given by
the second division Of the Ladies
Union Of First Christian Church.
The several rooms were lavishly
| decorated with red carnations, fea-
thery fern and red-white ribbon
/ streamers. In the attractive dining
room where tea. coffee and salad
| course were served, the table was
ceatered with a large cut glass bowl
/ filled with red carnations, interming-
/ led with feathery fern. on a center
piece OF cluny lace lined with red
satin, streamers Of red-white reached
/ from the lights to corners Of the
table,
/ A musical program was given
throughout the hours by Mrs Billie
Baker. Mrs Billie Southworth and
Mrs. c. NJ Campbell who sang and
! Mrs. Vele Suggs gave several selec-
/ tons on thu piano.
The house party comprised Mrs I'D
l sandlin and Mira Buck Garrett who
| met the guests who were introduced
| TO the receiving liue IN which stood
| Mrs. win Trask Mrs A. n Ne
| I.aughin, Mrs r. IT, Stunchel Mrs
| r. A. Lowery. Mrs Y j. Pollock, by
/ Mrs. D 10. Allen Mrs G. NJ Hinssil
| Mrs Charles Hewitt directed to din
! ing room where Mrs c. NJ Campbell
/ and Mrs Crayton ) Brooks, poured
| tea and coffee Mrs Raymond Gar
rptt. Mrs. oscar Dearborn. N1s
/ George Dearborn, Mrs Cowau and
| Mrs. n. g. Cooper served the guests
/ The guests were directed 10 the
/ market Witch was in charge OF Mrs
I VIII Doak, and AIRS. w A. Pride
/ by Mrs Tabor Galt aud Mrs J.. Il
Best
The affair wax very beautiful, aud
wa, a essafinancallv ~ well ~
socially
The informal dance given at sui
nhur, Friday evening at the Artesiail
Hotel FOR the Trade Excursion Boost
ers OF Ardlnorc was very delightful.
[ Music was furnished by Ren Scot's
/ Orchestra which accompanied the
/ boosters.
/ The progiun for the Delphlsn so.
clety. which viii meet Monday, March
/ "a, at Ihe Chamber of Commerce is as
follows:
Roll Call.
story OF Macbeth Character Of
I Macbeth, Character Of Lady Macbeth
Mrs. Mcmillan Lambert
Macbeth's Challenge to Fate, Act
/ 2; the Murder OF M0cduff's Wife and
Children. Act 4; the Victory of the
Fa,es, Act 8: Mrs. Victor Williams.
Vocal solo--selected, Mrs. +. w.
Roadway
The story OF "The Merchant OF Ven.
| ice." Mrs A. Eddleman.
Characters OF Antonio, Shylocs, Por'
tia. and Jessica. Mrs. sam Butler.
Saving OF Antonio. the story Of the
Rings. Mrs. ]. ID. Monett
Music--sclected Mrs. George Alvis.
The Senior Endeavorers OF the First
Christian church were delightfully."- en-
/ tertained on Friday evening at the