The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-24

OF the First Presbyterian church Will
be sufficiently heated for this coca
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Delphian Club
Members of the Delphian society
mt the meeting yesterday afternoon.
were afforded an exceptionally fine OPP
portunity in the study of art when
Mrs. William Cwyn exhibited num-
Der Of very fine copies. by Perry.
which she secured while travelling
abroad some years ago. These cop
les are unframed and will be used for
study during the present series Of art
subjects as mapped out by the Del
phian society. Miss Helen Ward was
appointed on a committee to secure
additional prints for the further study.
Mrs. Inez Mcmillan Lambert was
leader for the afternoon and had for
her subject, Holben. She also gave
brief sketch of Goya. Mrs. William
Gwyn gave an interesting discussion
OF Durer "The Leading Traits OF
Spanish Art" was the subject chosen
by Mrs. p. II. Woods and Mrs. George
Avis and Mrs. w. j. Richardson had
as their shbjerts, Boecklin and Mu
rillo. The afternoons program was
most interesting and the members re
sponded to roll call by giving the
names Of German and Spanish paint
ers of note.
1t was announced that Mrs. A. Ed
dlernan has been appointed by Okla
homa Federation OF Women's clubs as
chairman Of a committee, the educa
tional committee for the fourth dis
trict by the Oklahoma Federation oi
Women's clubs.
Expression and dancing pupils o.
the grade schools are to be presented
In recital at the meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers Association at the higf
school auditorium on Friday afternoon
under direction Of Miss Lilly. This II
the first of series of recitals tt
be given by ,he pupils of Miss Lilly
Miss Mildred Calf and Miss Keefer
the next meeting being announced
for February first. The following pro
gram which promises to be both inter
esting and amusing will be giveI
Friday.
God of the Open Air-Jewell Foste
Soap, she Lpressor-Jack Herndoi
se-solo-Priscilla Franklin.
OF Missus-Nellie Brawley.
Colored Laundress Philosophy-Opa
Vann.
The Curse OF Regulas-Whlte Waid
Dialogue-A Tiny Quarrel-Thelmi
Keenan, and Evelyn Wolverton.
A Bag of Troubes--Chauncey Lewis
Garden Dance-solo--Evelyn Hefner.
Making Him Feet At Home-Thei
ma Curb.
Da Besta Fraud-Howard McKinse!
soy.
What's Your Name?-Lucie Shine
Jack the Giant Killer-Roger Braw
ICY.
Chinese Observation-Disclosures Hale
The Chlldren's Hour-Jerry Lee Nc
Lish.
Rabbit Huntin in the Snow-Judsoi
Wilson.
Billy Grimes the Drover-Opal Mur
ply.
Cordaly o. The Alley-Mary Heller
Potter.
Dance of Pierot-Chiquita Mathews
De Ship Oh Faith-Elmer Haynie.
The New Prother-LeRoy Golf.
Betties Music Dox--A group dance
by Ruth Hester. Katherine Poland
Helen Luke and Gertrude Tietgens
Musical Criticism
Art progress Is intensely interest
ing even to jhc laity when it is dem
onstrnted intelligently as IT was b.
Miss ELLA j. Peterson and Mrs. Ricf
ard Echols at the High School aud
torium on "Wednesday afternoon.
\ few years ago pupils of Ard
more schools rcbellcd because OF bt
Ing forced TO take primary work i
music. To-day. the method proceed
from the firs; grade on, the difficult
increasing as II progresses. By IN
time a primary student enters Zig
school he Is possessed Of we'll trair
ed faculties. He receives far NOR
thnn musical training in the course
AZ the demonstration on Wednesda
proved. The first grade pupils b'
came high stepping horses. then rur
ming horses. This. for sheer rythmi
instruction. appealing TO child
fancy. A child Is what ne initiates
US. Gobble. Gobble, and Wobbl
wobblc" proved. For the time helm
they were goblers and ducks. goblin
and wobbling In perfect time TO th
Nictrola. Their instructors read III
rhymes to the audience. They wer
staging a drama! And they wei
learning stories which would lea
them to the love OF reading,
Tho Second and Third Grades pei
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