The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-13
Society
BY RUTH NOLAN
Phone 53S


The Ardmore Shrine Club viii en-
tertain with informal dancing at the
Convention Hall on tomorrow evening
to begin at $3.50 o'clock. The affair
promises to be very delightful.
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Mesdames John Carlock and ]. W.
Stoneburner were hostesses to Circle
Five of the Broadway Methodist church
with an all day party at the home
of the former ON First avenue, south
west, when number of special guests
enjoyed the day, with the society. They
We're: Mrs. c. =. Richey, Mrs. c. r,
Bodeman, Mrs. j. II. Hoard. Mrs. ID.
{. kennedy Of North Texas, Mrs l..
II. Hays, Mrs. II. H. Masden and Mrs.
j. w Stewart
AT l o'clock delightful luncheon
was served on small tables which were
covered with snowy white cloths. The
home was pretty in its decorations Of
white and lavender Iris with Il num-
Der of potted begonias in the dining
room.
Following the luncheon music was
enjoyed after which an executive meet
ing was held. Plans for the formal
opening Of the "Sampley." one of Ard
more's new motion picture houses were
discussed by the ladies'.
Those entertained were Mrs. n. C.
Wood, Mrs. l.. II. Griffin, Mrs. j. n.
Baird Mrs. w. +. Ernst, Mrs. W. T..
Poland, Mrs. w. p. Tyer, Mrs. j. f..
Keys, Mrs. Lee Tyer, Mrs. N. r. Bo-
mar, Mrs. Pan Webb( Mrs l.. w.
Cruce. Mrs. W. b. Frame, Mrs. j. b.
Wall. Mrs. w. X. McGalliard, and Mrs.
Chaffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. King entertained
with four tables of bridge on Tuesday
| evening in their home, Poulter apart
ments. Mrs. Gene Cruce won high
score for the ladies' and Mr. Freeman
Gait, high score for the men.
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Mr.. and Mrs, j. j. Stansel, ,Jr, en-
tertained with a birthday surprise din.
ner Tuesday evening in their home on
Douglas Boulevard in honor of their
mother, MIs. Lucy II. Gardner Of Tulsa,
who is visiting her son, Mr.. w. c.
Gardner, and her daughters, Mrs j.
j. Stansel and Mrs. Y. Il. Lynn and
families.
The dining table was attractively dec
GRATED with vases of snap dragons and
roses. A large birthday cake with the
appropriate number of candles centered
the table.
Those entertained were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. =. Lynn and daughter, Vir-
ginia. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gardner,
and children, Wallecia and william, Jr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott Tllling-
hast
Mrs Y. b. Lvnn is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Mac l.. Morgan and Mr.. Nor
gan at Texarkana, who announce the
birth of a daughter, on the birthday
anniversary Of her great grandmother
Mrs. Gardner, whom they have given
the name Mary Lynn Morgan. Mrs.
Morgan was formerly Miss Dee Lynn.
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The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the First Presbyterian church gave a
party last evening at the church which
was attended by quite large number
Of tile young people. Singing and the
playing Of games and contests were
enjoyed.
Much credit is due TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Streahley, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Norris and Miss Helen Dolman
who chaperoned the party and who
have taken such active interest in the
society since its organization which is
leading TO the enlargement of the So
ciety. the making of one of the lead
ing young peoples organizations Of this
city and offering clean upbuilding en-
tertainment TO the young folk and at
the same time teaching them their
duties To Cod. the Endeavor and them
selves.
An invitation has been extended to
all young people OF the city 10 join the
society ut the meetings held every
Sunday evening ut the church at G;3O
o'clock.
The NIaccabees met on Monday after.
noon al the X. of T. hall in regular ses-
sion when the initiation Of candidates
took place and plans for the Saturday
market to be held this week ut the
Davis store were completed.
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Miss Anna Mae Eckert of the firm
of Mullen and Mullen spent the week
end with Mrs. II. Vanzandt and family
of oklahoma City.
Miss Lois Fort of Los Angeles. Calf,
who has been the guest of Miss Maurine
Wilson for the past several weeks has
returned to her home.
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The condition of Miss Thresc SPELL
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. }. y. Spell.
i2l First avenue, southwest. who under
went an operation Tuesday morning at