The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-09
SOCIETY NEWS

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ful warm sunshine, interesting house
guests and charming hdstesses proved
indeed irresistible to Ardmore society
women who turned out enmasse to
THay cards from early morning to late
afternoon.
Two of the prettiest, as well as the
largest, affairs recently given, were
the Valentine bridge parties given
yesterday by Mrs j. h. Champion,
who entertained for Mrs. j. W. Har.
reid OF Washington, ID. c., and by
Mrs. Hugh Ledbctter. who entertained
in the morning for Mrs. Harreld.
Mrs. Richard Freret, of New Orleans
and Mrs. Frank Sherwood of Ard
more.
Valentine suggestions We're carried
out in the decorations and in the
dainty appointments Of the three
course luncheon served at noon, in
the party given by Mrs. Ledbetter.
who used vases of snapdragons, sweet
peas and other bright colored potted
plants in the different rooms. Fav.
rs presented to the honor guests
were attractive heart shaped boxes
filled with confections of preserved
fruits and candies. Prizes in the
games of bridge in addition to the
guest favors. were presented TO Mrs.
T.. Y. Morgan for high score and TO
Mrs John Heenan for low score:
The following guests were present:
Mesdames. r. s. Coe, II. Y. Morgan.
.rohn Heenan G. l.. Anderson, Wal
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Sayre, Richard NJ. Freret, Don Lacy,
Frank Sherwood, Writ Franklin, Ken
net Hudson, Ray Poland, Anna Phe-
Ian, j. c. Clopton, j. w. Harreld, ST.
mon Westheimer, Homer Hinkle, Ern-
est Williams c. A. Coakley, John
Ter, w. f. Roadway. w. A. Wolver
ton, Robert Ledbetter, Clay School
field, Frances Jones and Miss Helen
Ward.
The Champion home for the after
noon party, was given added attrac-
ton by the masses of red carnations
and ferns there wera used profusely
in the different oUms and which
formed pleasing background for
the players Valentine score cards
eSre used. Party bags, very original
and dainty, were among the favors
given. Mrs. W. T.. Daiber received
the prize for high score and Miss
Helen Ward was given the consolation
prize.
dainty luncheon was served to the
following guests MeSdames j. w.
Harreld Harold Lahinan, l.. i. Had.
ley, c.. w. Easlcy, -. G. Fitzgerald,
Charles Won Weise. w. d. Potter,
Edward Calf; w. f. Daibcr, Ray Po
land, W. X. Poland G. T.. Johnson.
r. Y. Morgan. G. l.. Anderson, John
Tcer. j. c. Clopton, II. y, Nichols,
r. * NanDync, Gilbert Presnell.
Fannie Pierce, O. c. I.asher, r. w.
Champion. Frank Sherwood and Miss
Helen Ward.
Mrs. Adam Alexander will give a
musical lea al the home Of Mrs. p.
II. Willingham, l21l Bixby avenue, on
Monday afternoon, when she will
present her music pupils in recital.
Guests OF the affair are limited to
mothers and friends of the pupils.
Entertain for Bride
Mrs. Charles s. RAIDER and Mrs.
X. A. oliver were Joint hostesses We'd
nesday afternoon OF the former. 615
Second avenue, northwest. when they
entertained with miscellaneous show
or honoring Mrs. Charles Mcclure. a
recent bride. Attractive valentine sug-
goStions were used in the decoration
and each Of the guests were presented
with valentine favors, Games and sew
ing featured the afternoon and tea
towels which were hcmmcd by the
guests were presented to the honorec,
who was also the recipient of many
other dainty gifts. which were offered
in ,orctty white basket. Mrs. John
Holland and Mrs NJ, II. Lindley, who
received prizes in the games, pre-
scented them To Mrs. Mcclure.
Delicious refreshments We're served
to the following guests:
Mrs John IIolland
Mr. left Davis.
Mrs " VI. McMnln
Mrs Lena williams.
Mrs Willis liincr.
Mrs NJ H. Lindiey
Mrs Florence Ben ~
Mrs. Ed Perry
Mrs. Wilmer Rrown
Miss Myrtle. MurphN.
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Miss Lucille Crawford Of Wynne
wood. Okla. who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. !. w. Fond, 81 First
street. southwest, returned To her
home yesterday.