The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-02
SOCIETY NEWS

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Picnic for Parents and Teachers.
A picnic Will he held ct the Kings /.
lake, east of the city limits on May
10, when the teachers OF all the ARD |
more public schools will be the guests
Of the parents, according 10 the plans
OF committee which was appointed st
the meeting Of the Hish School Parent. |
Teacher Association held last week.
o which time the invitation was ex.
tended by MIR. Felix King for the picnic
to be held at his home This is an
annual event--a get-together melting
for the parents and teachers at the
close OF the school term.
Officers in the Parent Teacher Assocl.
ations Of the different ward schools
and in the senior high and junior high
are being elected for the next term
Those elected in the high school were
Mrs. John Whitman, president: Mrs
r. r Wolverton, first vice president;
Mrs. p. 3. Gaines, second vice presi
dent Mrs. l. s Dolman, third vice
president, Mrs, c. E. Ringer, fourth
vice president; Mrs. Fred Coe, secre-
tary and Mrs, John Hewitt, treasurer
The Fourth Ward Parent-Teacher As.
sociation was the first to vote TO JOIN
the National Parent. Teacher Associa.
ton, the action. being taken at the last
meeting, Thursday, when the following
officers were elected: Mrs F. E Coe,
president; Mrs. c. Il Harsis, vice presl
dent Mrs. A. E. Douglas, secretary
and Mrs, r. Z Howard, treasurer
The First Ward Parent-T Teacher As
sociation Will meet Thursday afternoon,
for the election Of officers and to form
plans among the mothers for other
activities in the association.
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Girl Reserves Entertain,
An exceedingly pleasant social hour
for mothers and daughters was enjoyed
Monday evening at the Young womens
Christian Association when the Girl
Reserves entertained with tea and
program.
Mrs. Henry D. Rinsland, general
and Miss Helen Dolnan advisors for
two Of the clubs, assisted the girls in
entertaining About thirty.five mothers
were present and some Of the fathers
as well
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Society Personals.
MIR and Mrs. c. L Anderson will
leave Thursday for New YORK.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Gardenhire left
Monday for a hurried trip to points in
Texas. They are expected to return
home this evening
Mrs. Oln A. Coleman who has beer
the house guest Of Mrs. NJ X Humph
reys, will leave Wednesday to return
70 her home in kaufman, Texas
Mrs. G " Sims OF Oklahoma City.
who has been visiting at the home Of
her brother, Mr.. Earl Grey s2l X
street, southwest viii return home Wed.
nesiay.
Mrs, c. F. Robbins OF Glenora. New
York, will arrive this evening to spend
d month visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs +. " Head and her brother
Mr.. ana Mrs Writ Franklin.
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Birth Announcement.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Head, 2o4 II
street, southwest, announce the birth
Of son on May to whom thsy heys
given the name, Richard Franklin.
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Epworth League Conference.
The Epwcrrh League conference for
tins Ardmore district which met at the
Broadway AIeihodi3t church on April
2s, 70 and 50 was the greatest meeting
IL the history VI tbs league work In
this district About S5 young people
from out CT town attended Splendid
programs were given at each meeting
and Auss Dial Of wesley College. Green.
vile, Texas, spoke At the ssssons on
Saturday
Friday evening banquet was served
to the visitors and Broadway League
ana with one hundred guests Or Chap.
pel was toastrnastsr Of the evening
y musical program was arranged by
Miss Lucie Jones These taking part
Oh the program were. Gerster Brown
Ford Guthrie, Vernon White, and Her.
man Newman In the Boys Quartette
Mrs stockton ana Irs. Gill OF Sulphur
gave q beautiful duet and Miss Ila
Clinton Of Sulphur. gave reading
Talks were given by several Of ths
guests.
Saturday morning at the church
breakfast served 70 thirty.tive Leaguers
The prayer servics vas conducted by
Rev A. II. Anglin " Hsaldton who Is
the district president
Those attending the conferences werS