The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20

the Episcopal church of Oklahoma
which meets in Okmulgee on January
"a and %.
Other delegates from Ardmore who
will represent this church are Col
Il. l.. Gregory. j. N. Phelan, III. H.
Sayre and Walter Young.
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Bridge Party for Mrs. Suggs
Honoring her houseguest, Mrs. Ed.
wyn Suggs, who is n recent bride,
Mrs. Il. l.. Evans entertained with an
afternoon at bridge in her home at S21
Third avenue southwest on Thursday.
The house was very attractively
decorated with cut flowers and ferns
and a dainty luncheon was served at
the conclusion of the games. Mrs.
Paul Frame received the prize for
high score and Mrs. Suggs was pre-
sented with guest favor. The guests
we're:
Mrs. Monte Dillingham;.
Mrs. velie Suggs.
Mrs. Fred Chapman.
Mrs. Harold Fell.
Mrs. Joe Cooke.
Mrs. Antoinette Fort.
Mrs. Paul Frame.
Mrs. Fred Ellis.
Mrs. Donald Bretch.
Mrs. Walter Neustadt.
Mrs. Budd Hoard.
Miss Joy Moore.
Miss Niche Freret.
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NOrfleet Trio to Appear
OF the series Of attractions to be
offered Ardmore folk during the spring
season under the auspices of the Phil
harmonic club, none will be anticipat-
ed with greater pleasure than the APP
pearance on March II of the Norfleet
Trio. This team Is composed Of two
sisters and brother Miss Helen Nor
fleet, pianist, Miss Catherine Norfleet,
vlolinist and Leeper Norfleet, cellist.
They are well known in Oklahoma
city where they resided for some years
previous to establishing headquarters
in New York. and have many friends
in Ardmore.
Mrs. COrlew Entertains
Mrs. B. H. Corlew OF 4Os North
Washington street entertained very
delightfully."- on Thursday with 1
O'clock luncheon, honorlng Mrs. Her.
bert Higgingbothem who is soon -
leave for Terrell. Texas. where she
will make her home.
A red color note predominated in
the decorations and a very attractive
center piece was formed of ferns, red
carnations and birds. Places were
marked for the following guests:
Mrs. Herbert Higgingbothem
Mrs. Esther Danner.
Mrs. Phillip Rawlins.
Mrs. Fred Carr.
Mrs. Carl Russell
Mrs. Harold Cox
Mrs. David Ezell.
Mrs. ]. c. Read.
Mrs. Conner Penningto,i.
Mrs. willis Wilmington.
Miss Jewell Wilmington.
Miss Lorena Henley.
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Mrs. Burnitt Returns
Mrs. W. II. Burnitt arrived this
morning from Tucson, Ariz., where |
she spent the past month with her
daughter, Miss Hattie Burnitt. who is
attending the University OF ARIZONA.
Miss Burnitt is very active in musical
affairs at Tucson and has recently
been chosen TO play the leading part
in play that is to be presented by
the Saturday Morning Musical club
Of Tucson early in February. The play
is called The Golden Threshold and
was written by Liza Lehman.
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Engagement Announced
Announcement OF the engagement
of Miss Ann Cunningham, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cunningham.
l21 II street northwest, to Mr.. B.
Paul Stockwell of Oklahoma City, was
made at the semi-monthly dinner of
the Young Women's Auxiliary df
tho First Baptist church last evening.
Miss Cunningham, who is young
woman Of charming personality has
lived in Ardmore for a number OF
years, and has a large number Of
friends.
Mr.. Stockwell previous to coming to
oklahoma was connected with the Hi.
nois Utilities commission apd is now
gas and electric engineer for the cor.
poration commission of the state OF
oklahoma. A graduate of the Okla
homa University, engineering depart.
nent and one among many who went
from the class room into training for
Uncle Sans army. Mr.. Stockwell serv.
I'd with the 6O5th regiment Of engin.
GERS In France. The wedding is eX.
pccted TO occur early in March.
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v. w. &. A. Contest Closes
The membership drive of the Young
Woman's Christian Association will
close Saturday at noon. when the two
teams viii report and plans
and arrangements will be made for a
luncheon to be given early next week
IN celebration Of the contest. As yet
no lntmation has been given as to
which side Is In the lead II was stated
BY Miss Creola Ford. secretary Miss .
Mable Coleman and Miss Berdie Du.
zach of which had thirteen members
when the campaign started two weeks
,go
Mrs. W. II. Burnitt. el9 North {
street. went TO Oklanona I
city ;h.s afternoon to attend the Fan.
'ral of Mrs. Roy Bledsoe.
Nearest distance Mars comes to the
'arth Is 35,00o,O00 miles.