The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-18

Whlteinan VIII probably go to Califor-
MIA before many weeks; the John Dex-
tiers and Ar. and Mrs. Edward Gait are
Aheady in California. they having gone
out fer the Rotary convention. Mrs.
FREQ Tucker and three children are
planning 10 leave the latter part Of
next week for California; Mr. and Mrs.
4. A. Hefner and two sons, Robert and
E.lly, will probably leave early in July
1or California Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Royer are in the east, where Mrs.
Roger Is visiting her parents in New
Jersey Mr.. Roger is attending the Hi
wants convention in Toronto the Joe
Serkshires and Mrs. ]. r. Pulliam will
probably go east again or else attend
q family reunion in Colorado; Mr. and
Mrs. H, ~ Nichols will go to Colorado
fop the summer; Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Goddard and Miss Mary Goddard will
probably motor through TO Colorado,
Ar ana Mrs. K. W. Coe are planning
Colorado trip; Mrs. Olin Wolyerton
viii spend the summer in Wyoming.
where she has relatives; Mrs. sam
oation exercises of her daughter, Mar.
Saret, al Smith College and will prob.
ably spend the summer in the east; Mr..
and Mrs. Errst Dunlap and two children
nave gone 10 Atlantic City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Johnson are In Battle Creek,
Mich; Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Luke and
children are planning a motor trip
Through the Yellowstone National Park
ana other points; and the Sam Daubes
and Simon Westheimers are on the
high seas, having sailed for Europe
June II.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Orr, with their
two children, left yesterday. Mr.. Orr
VIII attend the Kiwanis club conyen.
tion In Toronto. Canada, and Mrs. Orr.
With the children. will visit relatives
In Chicago.
Mrs. r. A. Hefner will entertain with
pridse on Monday afternoon at her
home, 22l @ street southwest.
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The committee on arrangements for
the sI-day picnic to be held at Sulphur
on Tuesday by the members OF st.
Philips church has reported all ar.
ran5ements completed and that the
Tried chickens are large and plentiful.
Cars and truck Will leave from the
church promptly at 1880, when every
one Is requested to be on hand with
their lunch baskets.
Prominent among the social affairs
pf the week was the large bridge az.
tair given Friday for Mrs. T B. White
OF Oklahoma City. who is the house
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Tom Cooper,
when Mrs. W. A. wolverton and Mrs.
Cooper entertained
Twenty tables in the games were
formed, favors being won by Mrs.
Hugh Ledbetter and Mrs. Carl Jones.
Mrs. White was presented with the
guest favor.
The Cooper home was very attract.
lively decorated with spring flowers. A
tTo-ceurse luncheon was served.
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A picnic al the Chlckasaw Lake on
Wednesday afternoon from a:9O until
s o'clock is being planned for Circle
Number Three Of the Broadway Mr;ho.
dist church when fifteen ol the latiies
VIII entertain The circle. Those who
vii b" resent a., requested 10 thoLa
Ir, N'lyeiton at 5$s.J, Ms. Wa,r,n,
53i. os Alrs. Si!lu az 2GSS.E ref,.c
nv,n tuesday
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Mrs g. A. Whitehurst and Mrs. NJ
+. Niufrey will be hostesses TO Circle
Number Six Of the Broadway Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Wolverton,
l?s 3 street northwest.
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The Missionary Societies of the Broad.
way Methodist church will meet at the
church Tuesday afternoon at three
o'clock when the lesson will he taken
from the May Missionary Voice. Mrs
j. n. Woods will be leader.
The following Tuesday, June q. all
OF the circles OF the Broadway Metho.
dist church will be entertained with n
one o'clock luncheon at Chickasaw
Lake. Reservations for this luncheon
should be made this week by phoning
AIRS. J. A. Bass or Mrs. Henry Davis.
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Mrs. Joe Berkshire will be hostess
90 the Thursday Bridge olab this weeR
at her home. 1909 West Broadway.
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Plans for the resumption Of meet.
,ngs Of the Golf Luncheon club are
under way and 1t is expected the mem.
bsrs will gather al Dornick Hills on
Friday. Mrs. Don Cochran is In charge
OF the committee on phoning the mem