The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-07
SOCIETY NEWS
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Dinner Party Honoring Physicians
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Pollock and
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. McNeese will en-
tertain with an informal dinner party
at Chickasaw Lake this evening. hon
oring DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Emerson or
Milo and DR.. and Mrs Il. l.. Jackson
of NIarsden. DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hardy,
DR.. and Mrs. l.. Cox and Rev. and
Mrs. Ashley Chappell will be guests.
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Members Auxiliary Enjoy Outing
very enjoyable afternoon was spent
at Chickasaw Lake yesterday when the
n Members of Circle number four of the
auxiliary of the First Presbyterian
church gathered with their families
for a buffet luncheon at o'clock. About
forty guests were in attendance, the
younger members OF the party enjoying
swimming and boating during the af-
ternoon.
On account Of uncertain weather con-
ditions the st. Philips church picnic to
have been held at sulphur on Thursday
has been postponed until Tuesday, une
Goth.
Leave for European Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Daube. Mss Carol
Daube and Mr.. and Mrs Simon West
heimer and son, Gerome, will sail from
New York on the White star liner. Ma
of jestic, June II. for a several months
tour of Europe. They plan to return
y TO Ardmore about October l. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daube left today, going by way OF
Lexington. Va, to visit for time with
their son, Leon, who attends the Vir-
ginia Military Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westheimer were de-
,ained on account of the sudden death
nj Tulsa yesterday Of Mrs. Henry over
stein, sister Of Mrs. Westheimer's
They will leave Ardmore Saturday, join
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Daube in New York
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Large Bridge Affair
Mrs Robert Gardenhire and Miss Le-
ma Gardenhire entertained yesterday
with most delightful bridge affair at
their home, 1903 Bixby avenue, compli-
menting Mrs. Perkins Butler of Beau
mont, Texas. who is visiting her sister,
Mrs w. Hoffmeyer, and Mrs. Lynn
Boyd, recent bride. Seven tables at
bridge were formed.
The colors of pink and white were
used in the decorations and refresh
ments Huge vases of American beauty
peonies were placed about the rooms
which were also very colorful with bas.
p, kets and vases of garden flowers in vari'
gated colors. In the dining room beau
tiful ivory basket filled with nasturtiums
centered the table.
Following the games Of the afternoon
guest favors were presented TO Mrs
Butler. lovely hand painted telephone
memoranda book, and to Mrs. Lynn
Boyd who was given painted wooden
salad set.
score favor, handmade morning frock
was presented TO Mrs o. w. Hoffmeyer
who was successful in the games. Mrs.
Tom Frame received the consolation
favor, a miniature not water bottle set
In colors.
IA delicious salad and ice course was
served.
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Shower for BrideElect
A very delightful affair was given
Yesterday for Miss Beatrice Everett,
whose marriage to Mr.. Earl Lawrence
Evans. will be an event of June IA,
when Mrs. Marion Woodard entertain
cd with a luncheon and surprise kitch-
en- shower yesterday at her home 1lO4
Stanley. members of the Mizpah Club
comprising the guests.
Following the very delicious lunch
con, served at / o'clock. an express
wagon delivered numerous packages to
Miss Everett, which proved to be in
teresting and useful kitchen appliances.
Guests Of the afternoon were:
Mrs. ID. II. Dawson.
Mrs. Raymond Mccoy.
Mrs Clinton Estes
Mrs c. II. Everett.
Mrs. w. e. Lanford
Mrs. James Graham.
Mrs. r. r. Brady.
Mrs. Grace Glass.
Miss Beatrice Everett
Mrs. L. f. Hague
Mrs Ralph Cason.
Mrs. j. b. McCullar.
Mrs. Robt. Moore.
Mrs. E. F. Winfrey.