The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-27
SOCIETY NEWS
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With so much social news coming in
TOR the Sunday paper. 1t is necessary
that we have all church notices, club
programs and announcements in by FRI
day noon. We are sure those who have
Such items FOR the Sunday paper will
be glad to respect the time limit here
Utter. THE ARDMOREITE.
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Good Government League Meeting
4 - Good Government League will
en1ot at the First Presbyterian church
N Friway afternoon instead OF at the
Broadway Methodist church as has been
the custom. This change Is necessi-
tated on account Of the district meet
dngs of the Epworth League which are
being held in the Broadway Methodist
4 church.
The meeting Is to be addressed by
1 Judge A. 7. West, who will explain
The duties Of the county judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington Entertain.
In Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Pennington
entertained at dinner ON Wednesday
oyening at their home. 610 North Wash
hgton street, complimenting Mrs. Olin
y. Colemand, the house-guest Of Mrs.
y, K. Humphreys. Games Of bridge
we're enjoyed by the guests of the eve
1tng following the dinner. Seated with
4 he hosts were:
Mr.. and Ars- M. X. Humphreys.
Mrs DIN A. Coleman.
Mr.. L. p. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Heath.
+ + 4.
Mrs. Chapman Entertains Club.
n A most enjoyable afternoon at bridge
Mn. Rred Chapman, 119 G stret, who
n entertained the members Of the Wed
esday Bridge Club. The profusion OF
es and spring flowers used in vases
out the rooms made a very pretty
eet Favors in the games Of bridge
re received by Mrs. Walter News
Adt, who made high score. and by
Mra Earl Grey. for low score. A guest
favor was presented to Mrs. William
Simpson Of Gainesville. At the conclu.
sion Of the games luncheon was served
70 the following guests:
Mrs. Walter Thompson.
Mrs. Don Lacy.
Mrs. Budd Hoard
Mrs. Merven Seren.
1 Mrs. Ernest Hendon.
t* Mrs. Walter Nuestadt.
III Mrs. Roxey Anderson.
Mrs. Henry Baum.
Mrs. Tom Frame.
Mrs. Earl Grey.
rs.t Arthur Hall.
Miss Gladys Scivally.
~ Mrs. William Simpson. Gainesville.
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6chumannHeink Program Announced
Schumann-Heink, world famous con
,trato. will appear at Convention Hal
Friday evening under the auspices OF
fthe Junior High school. She is assisted
by Miss Florence Hardeman, violnist
I'd Mr.. Arthur Loesser, pianist. The
wing is the program to be given:
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voics
ison and Delilah), Saint Siens
Schumann.Heink.
-Scllienne and Rigandon, Fran
= ir.Kriesler; Caprice Viennois. Kreis
t.r: Dance Of the COLLINS, Bazzini;-
y iss Hardeman.
SIN the Time Of Roses. l.. Reich
hrdt; Have you Seen Him in France
Ward Stephens; Pirate Dreams, Charlie:
Heurter-Mme. Schumann-Helnk.
4.-Rondo. John Field; Valze in +
Dfoszkowskie-Mr Loesser.
| 6.-Ave Marie, Schubert Haideros
pbin, Schubert; Indian Love Song. Lieu
Dance; Bolero. Arditi-Mme. Schumann
dnk.
Plans for Market Discussed
~ a report from the convention OF Fed
uated Music clubs held in Tulsa, wa
lSen by Mrs. Everett Kruger. whit
Ucpresented the Philharmonic club as
G3egate. at the special meeting OF tn
club yesterday mt the First Christian
phurch.
Other reports and business OF import
nnce were considered and II was an
Dounced that the year book OF the clu
y row complete and win be given {
Che printer in n few days.
Miss Minnie b. Wall. who has bee
. very active member OF the club an
who has been In charge OF the JUNO
FORK, was made an honorary mombc
the Philharmonic club At the meet
yesterday. Plans for the market an