The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-25
SOCIETY NEWS
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Entertain Dinner Bridge


Dinner Bridge Club was enioyed la st
evening by members and u few add
tional couples at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lee Crockett. Bowls
and vases of pink carnations used
throughout the rooms formed an at.
tractive setting for the guests.
Following the very delicious dinner.
seven tables al bridge were formed
Prizes in the games were won by
Mrs. John Whlteman and Mr.. W.
j. Potter. Guests Of the evening
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Nichols, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F.. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Crockett. MIR. and Mrs. John
Whiteman, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mich.
OILS, Mr.. and Mrs Tom Champion,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Potter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Hinkle. Mr. and Mrs. j. E.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Bucha nan,
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Evans.
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Entertain for Son.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Vernon. ia
West broadway, entertained yester-
day with an informal MONDAY dinner
at their home, ia West Broadway.
honorlng their sen, Miller Vernon,
who will leave Saturday for q stay
OF some years in the Philippine Is.
lands, where he will represent New
York firm with which he has been
connected for several years.
Mrs. Frank Schneider assisted her
mother in serving. The following
guests. IN addition to the honoree anu
Mr. Vernon, We're present; ReY. c. c.
Weith, Ii. c. Potter, A. g. Strsa.h.
ley, Frank Schneider
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Minstrel Revue.
Win cast composed of one hun.
drsd OF Ardmore's leading song artists
and tunmakers, the Minstrel Revue
which Is 10 be given by the Knights
ol Pythias at the Palace Theater on
Thursday ana Friday evenings, prom.
ises TO bt the seasons greatest at.
tluction.
only local talent is being used in
the entire cast and the funds derived
from this entertainment will go toward
the building Of the new Knights OF
Pythias hail Rehearsals for the per.
Torrance have been going on foe the
past Two weeks. A dress reheat sal
- TO be given at the Knights OF
fythias hall his evening and many
thrills are to be promised for the
final performance.
The John y. Rogers Producing Com.
pany Of Fostora. Ohio. are 10 fur
nish The costumes and scenery and
there viii be eleven changes OF seen.
sry during The performance. Mr.. w.
P. Mock. who has produced many
plays and amateur theatricals for this
company will direct the minstrel.
The feature Of the program will be
o sextette. from Floradora, with the
following principals:
The Misses Mildred Gait. Bessie
Newman, Kathryn Barker, Ruth No.
Ian, Mary Griffis and Mrs. Maock,
the Messrs Rex Hill. Tom Gait. John
Pace, Harry Wilson. Roy Wade, JEFF
Arnold.
william Prater will be master Of
ceremonies. He will be ably assisted
by six Of Ardmore's fun makers. DR..
Lucas Ralph Wisner. "Buggs" Young
Rtd Tarver. DR.. Howard McNses and
Harry Lavau. Among vocalists OF
the evening are Messrs. Colby. sclval.
Is, Rohmaus, Wagnor, Wilson. Wade,
Petit, Estes. Singletere Garrison Ar.
mold, Lubovitz, Mangum, Gait. Hur
ley, HILL Langrord. Maxwell Pete
Wagner. Moore. Lavan, Gals, Pace.
These men will offer plenty Of the
laIssr songs. dances and jokes and
announce that they will show the
people the real meaning Of the word,
Pep"
Henry D. Rlnsland will render q
song al his own. "guggs" Young
and Harry Lavan, will have some
special numbers.
The leading part IN the nothing but
rice" scene Is played by winsome
maid. Miss Rachael Tlllmon as Ming
To Other parts are taken by G1rse
Davis as Henry Hunter. care.free
American. and Ralph Wisner as
Philip withsrub. rusty valet. who
causes oil the trouble. but who also
furnishes the laughs. A chorus con-
sisting OF the Misses Helen Burd,
Ruby Edwards, Lorene sevally Maude |
Renfro. Juanltn Garrett, Mary Mans. |
field. Cleo Carpenter. Mary Nell
Grown. Mable Dyer. Sallie Beth Free. !
man. Minerva Thompson and Bonnie
lie Richardson