The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-25
Society


OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Dilworth, 3l7 | street southwest com.
plimenting her houseguest, Miss Dor.
othy Downward of Dallas. Texas. who is
also visiting with other friends in Ard
more. This very enjoyable party will
mark the beginning of numerous af-
fairs which will be given for Miss Down.
ard.
Dornick Hills Country club will be the
scene of very gay gathering of young
people this evening when members OF
the Les Apache club. charter members
and pledges, vii entertain with a
dance
Music is to be furnished by the orig.
inal Southern Four orchestra and punch
will be served during the evening. Mrs
s. W. Wilson and Mrs. j. b. Waltrip
will chaperon the young people
kiwanians and their friends will
dance at Wilmington park tonight, re-
gardess Of the weather man, whether
he smiles or frowns. This is one of
series of dances given by the club in
an effort to raise sufficient funds with
which to take the Kiwanis Band to
Galveston next month to the district
meeting. Splendid music will be furnish.
ed by the band and a most pleasant
evening is being looked forward to-
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Large Bridge Affair Enjoyed
One of the prettest bridge parties re.
Gently given. was that of Thursday af.
ternoon when Mrs. Leo Atkins enter.
tanned with eight tables at her home,
Sl9 A street northwest
The house was elaborately decorated
with large baskets of flowers and ferns
the colors Of pink and lavender pre-.
dominating throughout the several
rooms.
Mrs Conner Pennington was high
score winner and was given large cut
glass basket Mrs. Sol Lowenstein was
presented with a pair of cut glass bud
vases for second score.
Punch was served through the games
and at the conclusion Of the afternoon
delicious two-course luncheon was
served. The predominating colors OF
pink and lavender were carried out In
the ice course, the small cakes being
iced in lavender and decorated with tiny
pink stars.
Those in the house party were Mrs.
George Bulard. Jr.. Mrs. Dewey Clem.
mems and Mrs. John Winston Other
guests were:
Mrs, l.. u. Hickey.
Mrs. w. j. Lane.
Mrs. Henry Pennington.
Mrs w. Bailey
Mrs Ollie Anderton
Mrs Fletcher Sandlin.
Mrs Ingram Henry.
Mrs. Harry Lowenstein.
Mrs. j. l.. Wilson.
Mrs r. II. Henry.
Mrs Il. h. Dale.
Mrs. NJ. Brady.
Mrs. Hugh Cathey
Mrs. George Cox
Mrs. Andrew Riddle
Mrs. Dow Webb
Mrs. Conner Pennington.
Mrs Jack Lynch.
Mrs Green.
Mrs Sol I.owenstein.
Mrs Emanuel Lowenstein.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Wallace.
Mrs. Frances Dudley.
Mrs. 2. Jameson.
Mrs Gabe Newman
Mrs II. Levy.
Mrs Charlton Wilkes.
Miss Mhude Hyden.
Miss Incz Marston.
Mss Winnifred Avis.
Miss Maggie Lace White.
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Dinner Party for Virginia Bivens
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bivens, Sr.. were
hosts yesterday at family dinner party
at their home, 72l d street northwest,
in compliment to their daughter, Vir.
glnia. who celebrated her sixteenth
birthday anniversary.
Seated with Mr.. and Mrs. Bivens
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bixens, Jr..
Audry Ballard and Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Bivens.
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Birth Announcement
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones, IL Wheeler
street, southwest. announce the birth
Of daughter, Thursday, August "a,
TO whom they have given the name,
Elizabeth Jane.
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Bridge Enjoyed
Miss Maurine Scay entertained a
group of friends with an evening bridge
party at her home. 122 b street, south
west. Thursday.
Three tables in the game were form.
ed. Vases OF roses with ferns decorated
the rooms. making n very attractive
setting for the party At the conclu.