The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-12
SOCIETY NEWS
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Affair ut Country Club

scene of quite the largest and mer
riest party Of the week yesterday.
when Mrs. o. c.. Lasher and Mrs.
Gilbert Presnell entertained with
bridge and forty-two.
The dining room of the club house
was made into reception room for
the occasion. the card tables being
placed in the large living room of
the club. A salad course was served,
and prizes in the games at bridge were
awarded to Mrs. r. A. Hefnei for
high score. and Mrs. Charles Lynch
for low score. Mrs. Dougal McKellar
received the prize for high score in
the game Of forty.two and Mrs. Carl
Jones low score prize.
Assisting Mrs. Lasher and Mrs.
Presnell in entertaining were: Mes
danes j. II. Carlock. y. G. Wood Ray
Poland, J. b. Champion, Tom Cham
pion C. II. Woodruff, and u. L.
Slack.
Guests Of the afternoon were:
Mesdames w. y. Poland. Fred
Tucker. Kelsey Polk. G. NJ. Henley,
j. b. Waltrip. James Barron, w. i.
Daiber, Writ Franklin. Howards Lay
man. Gene Cruce. Roy Duston. w.
i. Tyer. Charles Rogers, william
Prater. c. NJ. Jasper of Plano, Texas
J. l.. Wilson. Ralph Tate, Arthur
Woods. Walter Young, Fannie Pierce,
Robert Gillian. Kenneth Hudson, Don
Henry Baum. Frank Head, Frank
Porter, J. F. Rechtin, George Fish,
IT. b. Conley, s. A. Apple. r. II.
Henry. ]. A. IIefner, John Cameron,
William Davisson. of Oklahoma City,
Les Kearney l.. w. Cruce, Roy John.
son, #. Y. Morgan. l.. L. Hadley,
John Whiteman. ]. w. Newcomb j.
j.. Cruce, w. !. Cruce, Fred Carr, Err
rett Dunlap, L. II. Griffin, j. A.
Bass, Arthur Hall, Hugh Cathey, H.
A. Farchild, A. B. Riddle, Charles
Lynch. Tom Cooper. r. A. Thurmond
l.. c. Burton w. A. Edwards. Maggie
Foster c. a. Crockett. j. n. Hines, Of
Oklahoma City Rutherford Brett. i.
i. Moore. W. C. Baker. o. II. Wolver-
ton. c. T.. Sykes. j. B. Sprogins,
Fred tucker. W. J.. Reed Rees
Evans. T. X. Kearney, b. A. Simp.
son Fred Horn. Graham. Arthur
Hnmwalt. Dougal McKelar. r. A. Hef-
ner, Joe Lynch. Carl Jones. STAINS.
bury, and the Misses Beatrice Fra.
ley, Ann Anderson. Helen Ward, and
Dorothy Adams. OF Oklahoma City.
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Informal Luncheon
Mrs s. b. McCracken entertained
number OF her Kentucky friends
with an informal luncheon ut her
home. 62O C street. northwest. on
Thursday. Following the luncheon the
guests spent pleasant afternoon with
sewing. Those entertained were:
Mrs. L. w. Cruce
Mrs. J. H. Henry.
Mrs. Tom Champion
.1rs. Joe Ben Champion
Mrs. Carter Hardwick
Mrs. W. I. cruce
Mrs. j. p. Markey
Mrs. Gilbert Presnell.
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Move to ArdmOre
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Henry and
young son Laurence william. who
have been visiting n. the home OF
Mrs. Henry's sister. Mrs. l.. w. Cruce.
20S c street, southwest. during the
fall and winter. leave Friday TO re.
turn. to their home In Marion, Ken.
lucky. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry expect
10 return shortly TO take up their resi-.
doncc in Ardmore.
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To Entertain Husbands
Plans fer the entertainment of the
husbands OF Ryonis club members are
to be made within short time. At
Wednesdays meeting Mrs. John
Whitcman. president. appointed the
following committees to work out de-
tails. On place and arrangement. Mrs.
John Cameron, chairman. Mrs. ID. T..
Allen, Mrs. Iohn Waltrip. Mrs. Olin
Wolverton; program committee, Mrs.
n. G.. Wool, chairman. Mrs. Don
Lacy. Mrs. Fred Tucker. Mrs. Ed.
ward Gait.
Reports from the sale OF Christmas
cards to be made by Miss Myrtle
Moore, chairman. was deferred until
next weeks meeting.
Guests at Wednesdays meeting were
Mrs. w. G.. Davisson of oklahom. City
Mrs. Z. II. Roger. Mrs. Ida McCIen.
hen 81 Lewlsburg Tenn, Mrs. John
CALI. Miss jeanette Lacy OF TT.
Worth. Tcxas. Miss Mae Geno. Miss
Niche Ferct, Mrs. Leona Goldstein
and Miss Rose Ste;fel. Mrs. j. NJ.
Hines and Miss Dorothy Davis OF
oklahoma City and Mrs. g. \. Crock.
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Society Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxey Anderson re.
turned yesterday from New York,
where Mrs. Andersen spent some time
with her mother. Mrs. w. X. Lord.
Mr.. Anderson joined Mrs. Anderson
there for the holidays.
Mr.. II. d. Fell. 1907 Bixby avenue
returned today from brief business
trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Elsie Mulkey OF Berwyn, is Wis.
fling friends and relatives in Ardmore
this week.
Indefinite postponement OF the en-.
tertalnment OF the Jot II Down Club
which was to have been given wednes.
day at the home of Mrs. Preston Brig.
anee. 20 Sixth avenue. northwest. was
occasioned by the Illness OF Mrs. Brig.
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