The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-09
Large Bridge Party Given at Hotel

oul III pastel shades, large number
K oi women We're entertained at bridge
tf yesterday at Hotel Ardmore when Mrs.
= Melvin Riser and Mrs Frank Adams
We're joint hostesses. Fifteen tables in
the games wsre formed.
Centering the mezzanine floor, the
balcony was outlined with q delicate
rrcenery Of ferns and palms, entwined
with autumn leaves. At intervals about
the room were arranged many lovely
baskets and vases of roses and chrys-
anthemums in pastel colorings
Each table was centered with a crys-
tai bud vase, tied with a maline bow
with very colorfu ana airy effect, and
the table markers and score cards
were hand painted, outlined with gilt
The same colors were carried out in
the elaborate two-course. luncheon serv-
co at the conclusion of the games The
ice course was made to represent Il
tiny blooming plants in flower pots
Each Of the honor guests were pre-
scented with corsages OF roses and snap
dragons
Miss Frances Iobinotte and Miss
Frances Jones, wearing beautiful large
chrysanthemums. which We're present
ed by the hostesses, entertained the
guests at The piano. Miss Robinette
sang "Supposin,"
Mrs. r. X. Van Dyne won the high
score prize, a beautiful boudoir candle
stand, and Mrs. Nober received as con-
ISOLATION favor hand-palnted score
pad. In the cut for table favor, crystal
bud vases We're given.
Out-oftown guests We're:
Mrs. Frank Adams of Denison. Tex,
Mrs. O. w. AIatison, Mrs. Earl Lake
and Mrs. John F. Hayden, all Of Du-
rant.
Other guests were:
Mesdames Frank Sherwood. w. H.
Bailey, w. o. GGoffmeyer, Frank Ketch,
J. c. Manning, W. b. Tycr. Buelah
Hlghtower, w. s. Bomar, /. McClen.
nan, ollie Anderton. Carl Jones, Y. b.
Lynn, C. i. Farris, IT, r.. Fox, John
Cameron, w. j. Lane Gene Cruce
Stanley Marsh, Henry Davis, Glen
CornweN Charlie Herd. l. b. Meyers,
Shows, Earl Lake, j. =. Hayden, o. w
Mattison, Frank Adams, Frank Porter,
Ralph Tate, Arthur Han Frank Herr
mark, C /. Anderson, Hoxe Anderson.
j. 4. Bass, Edwin q. Cox, j. G. Clop-
ton, II. l.. Crockett. c. NJ Newman,
h Champion, +. w. Merrick, \, Rie.
gelman lrrett Dunlap, Disney Fred
Ellis, Silas feley, Edward Calf, Earl
% Grey, t. iIelyoy, Hefner, Mark Kirk.
patrick, ii. Levy, Sol Lowenstcin. win
y. Morgan, II. =. Nichols. E. II. Royer. |
7. T.. orr. Van Dyne, r. c. Stayton, |
Louis Box. William Schwarz. j. /. |
Wilson, John Whiteman, ~ g. Wood, |
simon Westheimcr, Budd Hoard: Miss |
Mabel Frances Robincttc, Miss Henri |
etta Rosenberg Miss Frances Jones, |
Miss Lucie Holman.
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The White Shrine of Jerusalem, win |
give q banquet Friday evening at the |
Masonic Han. after which the mtia- !
tions viii be held.
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\ banquet for the mems Bible Class
Of the Broadway Baptist church will be
given this evening at Davidson Han. /
Mayor r. a. Ilefner, president of the
class, viii be toastmaster.
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\ meeting VIII be held at the =. w.
c. A. rooms tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock for the purpose Of organizing a
new Delphian chapter in Ardmore.
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Thursday Bridge Club Entertained
Complmenting Mrs. c. NJ Newman
Of Virginia who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harry Lee Crockett, Mrs. John
Nichols entertained the members o the
Thursday bridge club this afternoon
Carnations and roses were used to
decorate the rooms. In the games, in
which high and low score favors were
given, Mrs. Newman was presented
with an honoree gift.
\ salad course was served to the fol-
lowing guests:
Mrs. e. Nj. Newman.
Mrs. G. l.. Anderson.
d. 's Joe Berkshire.
Ice Croc'
Mrs. John Dexter.
-.. 90. L,uus.
Mrs Denny Fitzgerald
Mrs j. T.. Moore
Mrs, 4. Y Morgan.
Mrs. John Nichols
Mrs, Ray Poland
Mrs. Rob Poland In
Mrs. win Poland.
Mrs. B. \. simpson.
Mrs. John Tccr.
Mrs. Tom Graham. ,
Airs. Il. A. lIcfncr
Mrs. Arthur Walco,t
Mrs. John Whtcman
Mrs. Bertha Whitomnr
Mrs. W. n. Potter
Mrs Homer ilinkle.
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Miss Ella j. Agnew, Y. W. &. A.
lirector in Ardmorr. left yesterday for
Wichita Falls. Texas. where she has
oocn asked To assist In launching
ampaign 10 secure funds for the year
~ budget She is expected to return =
.he latter part OF the week.
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Perry Maxwell. Mort Wood and Ar. !,
thur Straehloy viii 80 to oklahoma :,
City tomorrow where they will be join. =,
I'd by Mrs Arthur Stravhley and Mrs. "
sherman Pyle where are playing the A.
lades invitation tournament at the
country club there today. to attend tho
home coming game at q, L. at Norman
p
Mr.. AMI Mrs Schonck Miss Viola ~
Steele and Mrs. Gertrude Walden will :,
leave tomorrow FOR Norman to attend "
the Observation-Disclosures game Saturday ~
Miss Steele win remain over In Okla. :.
homd city TO visit friends over tho