The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-07
SOCIETY NEWS
donations of Sweets Asked

donations OF Sweets Asked
An important meeting of the exccu.
tive board of the Day Nursery was
held yesterday, when the usual bust
ness Of the month was transacted and
plans discussed for re-planting the
trees about the premises which died
during the past season.
1t was suggested 10 the board that
contributions of trees from Ardmore
nurseries would be appreciated or any
persons who would donate a tree, be
requested to phone Mrs. r. A. Simp-
son. 1t was also announced that the
supply of jellies and preserves for
the day nursery has been exhausted
and that the board will be glad to re-
ceive these contributions.
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Philharmonic Meeting Postponed
A meeting OF the Choral department
of the Philharmonic club in rehearsal
and to perfect plans for the May Fes'
tval which is to be given for two days
during the first week in May, has
been called for Wednesday afternoon,
February Is. This meeting was 10
have been held tomorrow but has been
postponed on account of the commun-
ity institute for Wednesday. Mrs. Billy
Baker, president of the Philharmonic
club requests that all members who
desire to become "A part of this chorus
be present at this meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Kyle, assisted by Mrs.
Gertrude Kirkbriaht are directors OF
this chorus and will take charge of
tho pcbnarsals
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Affair nj Cox Homo
DR.. and Mrs. J. i. Cox were hog
tesses on Saturday evening in their
attractive home at S19 Bixby avenue,
to q new bridge club which has been
formed in the sos block on Bixby.
They were assisted in entertaining
by DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Abernathya
Through an error the names Of DR..
and Mrs Cox were omitted In the re-
port of the affair in yesterdays
column.
ID. 4. Il. Meets Saturday
A meeting Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution will be held on
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Il. A. Fox, 40l o street south
west, when memorial services Will he
held for the late Mrs. +. Il. Watson,
who was secretary Of the local chapter.
Mrs. J. l.. Cox will give a brief out
line Of the life of Mrs. Watson and
other appropriate talks will be made.
Mrs. II. Z. Crittenden will read IA
per on "Washingtons Mother"
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Mrs Norean at Home
Mrs. viii Morgan, 90l Bixby avenue
who has been visiting for the last
few months with relatives in lIolcomb,
Miss, returned home this week. Mrs.
Morgan visited her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Al. Fonvllle and while there
attended celebration Of the Ssth
birthday Of her grandmother. Mrs.
Nancy Ingold, who has seven living
children, thirty-nine grandchildren. ls
great grand children and two great,
great grandchildren. Mrs. Morgan says
that her grandmother Is remarkably
well preserved for her age, is very
bright and that she makes her own
he'd every morning and does other
small tasks.
HeneArsa IOr MusicM
The first rehearsal for the musical
Yesterday and Today" which is to
be given by the Broadway Methodist
church on March End was held last
evening al the home Of Mrs. y. c.
Wood, sos Fourth avenue, southwest
II was well attended and many plans
were made for the entertainment. An
other rehearsal will be held this eve
ming at the Broadway Methodist church
at 7:15 o'clock.
Mrs. Whitehurst Entertalns
Mrs. c. A. Whitehurst entertained
with l o'clock luncheon today in
her home, I29 b street northwest hon
oring Mrs. w. l.. Broom, who arrived
from Norman at noon 10 address a
meeting Of the Missionary Societies or
the Methodist church. Mrs. Broom who
is the wife OF the minister OF the Uni
vcrsity Methodist church at Norman.
is an officer OF the Western oklaho.
ma Woman's Conference and Is sup.
erintendent OF the Junior department.
A delicious four course luncheon was
served 10 the following guests:
Mrs. John r. Pollock.
Mrs. J. A. Bass.
Mrs. Oiin Jones.
Mrs. Ashley Chappell.
Mrs. n. c. Wood.
Miss Mary Grimes.
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Miss Lucille Liddell Of Iiealdton was
the guest Monday Of Mrs. Joseph c.
Echols A street northeast. Miss Lid.