The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-12
Unique Affair for Miss Everett.
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A most delightful entertainment, in |
the nature of miscellaneous shower, |
was given for Miss Beatrice Everett, |
who is to be married Wednesday at
high noon at the Broadway Baptist
church, to Mr.. Earl Lawrence Evans,
on Saturday evening at the home OF
Miss Norma Lawson, COZ A street, |
northwest, by the members of the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union.
Decorations of green and white. the
class colors, were used throughout the
greenery and Sreamers was erected. be-
fore which the bride-to.be was placed to
receive many gifts which were very
cleverly presented by the four groups
of the union.
Group one appeared first to dress the
bride in wedding gown and vail, made
of hand embroidered dish towels. Group
two. sent in maid carrying many hat
boxes filled with hats for all occasions.
very chic and shiny, as well as useful.
pots and pans, trimmed with useful
articles, such as dish mops and fly
swatters. Group three, delivered a
hand painted serving tray, and group
four market basket filled with hand
kerchiefs
A delicious Ice course was served to
about 80 guests.
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Baptist Circles
The circles of the Broadway Baptist |
church will meet Tuesday afternon at
o'clock with the following hostesses:
No. Mrs. Olin Gwyn. Third avenue,
northwest.
No. 2-Mrs NJ. F. Jinney, Eleventh
avenue northwest.
No. Mrs. Sidney Suggs, 62l North |
Washington
No. 6.-Mrs. Lyness, C street south.
west.
No. S.-Mrs. Strange, West Broaa.
way.
Circle number eight will meet at the |
Broadway Baptist church at o'clock |
when the April missionary program will |
be given.
Christian Missionary Societies
The Christian Womens Missionary |
Society of the First Christian church |
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at |
the church, when the following program |
will be given.
Opening. Mrs Ed Sandlin, president.
Business session.
Program. led by Mrs. Robert Orl
Sanders, subject: Christian Unity and
World Wide Evangelism"
Silent prayer.
Bible study. Mrs. r. L. Disney.
Solo, "The Voice in the Wilderness"
Mrs. Adam Alexander.
Prayer, Mrs A. Eddleman.
"Tarrying Then to the Uttermost
Parts" Miss Grace Johnson.
"The Radatin Center Miss Emma
Lloyd Smith.
Benediction.'
A social hour will be enjoyed follow
ing the program. Hostcsses will be Mrs.
Fred Tucker, Mrs. Dearborn. Mrs. Rost
McLish.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lawrence OF
Healdton, spent the week end at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Son. 20s
A street. northwest. returning to Heald-
ton, Monday. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Son and Frank. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert johnson OF Writ, were also week
end visitors at the Son home.
Mrs. J. c. Simmons OF Waco, Texas.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Schwarz left Sunday to re-
turn TO her home She was acccompan.
led by Miss Regina Schwarz who will
visit there for q few weeks.
Mis- Juanita Richardson daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Richardson. who
went to Campbell. Texas, to appear in
over for weeks visit. She is accom-
panied by her sister and brother. Vir-
ginia and Wilbur.
Miss Lilly Johnson Of Deese visited
In Ardmore last week. returning with
her father, Mr.. w. +. Johnson. and
sister. Miss Florence. on Saturday eve-
ming.
DR. and Mrs. r. II. Henry, NJ. and
Mrs. Engram Henry. Mr.. and Mrs E.
V. Wolverton and Miss LA Morton,
motored TO Sulphur Sunday.
Mrs. ID. II. Dawson is reported to be
,ery III at her home. 905 Wolverton.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Alexander and son. Je-
ONE, who have been visiting at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Alexander,
iave returned to their home in Norman.
AIR. and Mrs. Max Wilmington had
Is their guests for dinner at Chicka.
'aw Lake Sunday, Mrs. Myrtle Hardy
II Fort Worth, her little daughter,
Nora Bell and Mr.. w. I. Smith.