The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-16
COCIETY NEWS
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Mrs. Kearney Entertains.

Mrs. Leslie htttliey' -i' ''NN'
southwest, entertained OH Friday
with one of the most attractive bridge
parties of the week, honorlng MIS-
Herbert Stansbury of Tucumcari, New
Mexico, who has been the house guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Sallie Smith.
Cut flowers and ferns were USED
very effectively thi oughout the rooms,
narcissus and red carnations forming
the main decorations. A delicious
luncheon was served to the twelve
guests.
Leaves Today.
Mrs. Charley Dobbins and son,
Charles, of the Poulter apartments
will leave today for Oklahoma City
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
Dobbins' sister. Mrs II. f. White
hurst. Mrs. Dobbins also expects 10
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. f.
Gilmore Of Enid. and brother, Dixie
Gilmer, who is attending the state
university of Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Chowning aho
little daughter, Betty Catherine, o.
Talihina, Okla, are visitors at th'
home of Mrs. Sallie Smith, 2l7 J.
street. northwest
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Returns to New Mexico.
Mrs. Herbert Stansbury Of Tucum
carl, New Mexico, who has been I'M
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sallie Smith
217 3 street, northwest, will leav'
tomorrow for Tulsa, where she vii
visit for short time before return
ing to her home, with a sister, Mrs. II
S. Swift. Mrs. Stansbury has beer
honored with a number Of entertain
ments during her stay in Ardmor
where she has q host Of friends, sh
having lived here previous to he
marriage
Visiting Mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Rugs of Toledo
Ohio, are visiting at the home c
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Westler, 1905 Har
ris street, northwest. Mrs. Riggs
sister of Mrs. Westler.
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Study Clas.
The Mission study class of IN
First Presbyterian church will NEE
at 8 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Arthur Streahley, leader.
Musical Service.
Especially beautiful was the mus
cal service at the First Christia
church on Sunday, both at the morI
ing and evening services. Mrs. K.
Hepler sang "Oh, Dry Those Tears
and in the evening, THE Ninety an
Nine" The anthem by Mr.. Burnt
and the choir, "a Closer Walk Wit
God" also featured the program.
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Installation of Officers.
The White Shrine of Jerusalem he
their regular meeting on Friday ev
ming with an installation of officel
for the coming year as the feature
the occasion.
Officers who officiated in the il
stallation were: Mrs. Villulah Ne'
comb. worthy high priestess; Mr.
Bessie Dove, worthy herald MI
Effie Jackson, organist and Mrs.
l.. Davidson, worthy chaplain.
The following officers were
stalled Mrs. Lola Carroll worti
high priestess; o. G. Lasher. watc
man of the shepherds; Mrs. Josephii
I.asher. noble prophecies; Mrs. Eliz
cortha. Mrs l..
lie Palmer, worthy treasurer; MI
Maggie Dennis, worthy chaplain; MI
Christiana Pressnell. worthy she
herdess; Mrs. Irene McVeigh. worti
guide: Mrs. Bessie Dove. worthy he
aid; A. II. Palmer, first wisema
James Taliaferro, second wisema
Frank Bourland. third wiseman; MI
t.uella Robinson. first handmade
Mrs. Pinnie Hilton. second handmal
en-: Mrs. Willie Coffey. third han
maiden: j. r. Coleman, king; MI
Pocahontas Coleman. queen; Mrs. G'
trude kirkpatrick. organist; Mrs. No
sumner. worthy guardian; j. II. Br
ton. worthy guard.
Mrs. Newcomb, retiring wort
high priestess, was presented wi
an immense bouquet of flowers.
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Miss Philbr0ok iii.
The condition of Miss oln Franc
; Philbrook who underwent ar opcrati
at Hardy Sanitarium Friday Is sligl
~ improved.
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Endeavor Society
God In our Lives" was the tor
Of the Senior Endeayor society OF I
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