The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-01

NJ TINS season Mncn al activities
are at their crest and plans and res.
olutions are the order of the day,
Ardmore women are looking forward
to the birth OF newer, better things
for their city as a whole. All civic
literary and social clubs have out
lined programs that call for much
enhancement.
Just now, of course, there is
continual round of parties. 1t is tn,
christmas hang-oyer''-an entertain
ment jag as one matron recently
very aptly termed it and it is very
ia gctious. Indeed, as a SNOWFALL in
cr SOS as it travels, so do parties.
simple, innocently conceived 1t
Il, ua.tF, started on its way. VIII
inspire dozens of others and will IN
Eoivc, before the season closes, almost
every society matron in town, until
one hardly knows who is entertain
ing. for whom.
Aftcr this week of intense merry
making large groups of Ardmore
young society folks viii leave for theh
various colleges and universities and
with their leaving the social life VIII
again resume its normal state.
A number OF interesting visitors
have also been the inspiration foi
many of the more formal affairs ana
these interspersed with score of in
formal neighbOrhood gatherings made
the past week quite a busy time. In
deed the social calendar for Christ
mas week was replete with interest
ing affairs, notable among when
were the parties given by Mrs. J. l.,
Waltr!p, when she entertained for
Miss Clara b.; party ut the Crock
EFT home, in honor Of Mesdames Simp-
son and Gregg; a dance at Conven
ton hall given by the ladies Of the
Guild and Auxiliary of st. Philips
Episcopal church; a party for the
Thursday bridge club at the home
Of Mrs. John Whteman; entertain
mont for the Pi Phi Club at home OF
Mrs. Gaylord Nelson; a reception by
Mrs. Baum ana Mrs. Blank; enter
talnmeIt for the Dinner Bridge Club
al home Of Mrs. Walter Thompson.
- luncheon for several younS col-
lege girls, given by Miss Norma
Gates; party by Miss Eloise Sand
lin aud Mss Lucille Griffin, for Miss
Eleanor Barron; an afternoon tea at
'Hnlcrest, the home OF Mrs. {. L.
Anderson. Formal affairs We're given
at both Dornicl, Hills country club
and at the Elka.
Looking ahead the Philharmonic
Club will entertain with musical
tea on January 4th.
Today the Y. W. c. A. will keel
opon hcues from to o'clock tc
which all friends are invited.
Dornick Hills Country club viii
keep an open house. Monday from
until o'clock. when guests will
not be limited to the members of the
club. The ladies' who will receive dur
ing the afternoon are Mesdames J.
II. Dexter \. c. Straehley, Frank
Gates, William Hutchinson, Rees
Evans, J. II. Carlock and Charles Won
Weis,
The Ladies of the Leaf will NEE,
at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at
the y. ". c. A. rooms.
The allday session Of St. Philips
Guild scheduled for Tuesday, has
been postponed indefinitely, and in
stead, the regular session of the or
relnizaton win be held at 2;30 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon in the Guild rooms.
Mrs. Arthur Walcott will be host
ess to the Bridge Club Thursday af'
telnoon at $50 o'clock.
The Entire Nous club will be entcr.
aincd 1T home OF Mrs. Ben Ccoa.
Cr sos - sire {, southwest
The knights Of Pythias annorrcc
IN open house dance tor Monday eve
ming which is TO he the annual in
formal Nov Years dance.
The next meeting OF the D. A. II.
vii bee held nj the home Of Mrs
inog Lambert and Mrs. II. NJ. Nc
Miriam. 9Ol c street, southwest on
Saturday.
Tho Thimblc Tea club will NEE,
with Mrs. Lucian Hoard 43l l stree,
southwest on Friday, Jan.6.
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