The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-05-15
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Presbyterian Aux. Luncheon.


The annual luncheon Of the Ladies'
Auxiliaries of the Presbyterian church
and the Young Womans Aid will be
given on Tuesday at 1890 o'clock at
the church.
This social affair in the church marks
the close of the bimonthy meetings of
the auxiliarles during the summer
months. Each of the ladies' will con.
tribute a dish at the luncheon Tuesday,
for which an enjoyable program has
been arranged.
The piano pupils of Mrs William
Ringer will be presented in recital on
Saturday evening, May 20, at Mrs.
Ringers home, 7l5 d street northwest
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- On account Of the several social af.
Rirs announced for the latter part Of
HE week, the meeting of the Bixby
club, announced for Friday evening, at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Il. l.. Slack
has been postponed until the following
Friday evening.
II has been announced that further
entertainments of the Tuesday Dinner
Bridge club have been discontinued for
until fall.
ladies' of the Leaf Luncheon.
src Ladies of the Leaf gathered on
Monday at Dornick Hills Country club
for u most elaborate and enjoyable
luncheon, the affair being the annual
spring entertainment Of the club.
The tables presented very lovely
appearance with spring flowers and
roses at intervals with artistic effect.
a delicious five-course luncheon was
served.
The entertainment program was tnor
lGughly delightful and was given in the
following order, with Mrs. Arthur Wal.
colt, retiring president. presiding as
toastmistress:
Piano solo, Country Gardens'-AIrs.
a. T. West.
Address of welcome to new members
Mrs. Charles Won Weise.
Response-Mrs. r. L. Disney.
Vocal solo-NIrs. H. b. Hodge.
Report Of federated meeting at Davis
Mrs. Alvis (given in the absence OF
Mrs l1asley, president of the club, who
was unable to attend)
Mrs. Arthur Walcott was presented
with a gift In appreciation of her activ
tiles as president of the club.
Mrs. Ed Sanhn was chairman of the
committee on arrangements and Mrs
Kelsey chairman of the luncheon com
mlttee. Other members on the com
mittee We're: Mrs. w. C. Baker, Mrs
Tom Graham, II. A. Fairchild, Mrs
o. f. Allen and Mrs. w. Il. Burnett,
Places We're marked for the following
members Of the club and some out Of
town guests: Mesdames ID. Il. Allen
G.. o. Avis, w. G.. Baker, w. r. Bur
nit, A. p. Colvin, John Easley. ReesC
Evans, Fred Ellis, II. a. Fairchid, Ton
Graham, William $. Hancock, II. Il
Harts, Malone Lykins. Ben +. Linds
ley, C. L. Mccain, j. w. Newcomb, +
w. Merrick, Hettie Norman, Ray Po
land, Kelsey Polk. w. X. Potter, Gil
bert Presnell, l.. B. Pugh. Ed Sandlin
j. c. TLompson.T d. Wagner. Char!oi
Won Weise. r. X. Van Dyne, Arthur
Walcott, A T. West, w A. Wolverton
Mort Woods, p. II. Woods, X. l.. Dis
ney, Walter Newstadt, ]. X. Pollock
John Dexter, Valentine C. Todd, Linds
ley, M. L. Mooring and the Misse
Adah Bennett. Lorena Cruce, Julii
Davis, Grace Johnson.
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First Christian c. +. Meeting.
The Senior Christian Endeavor SocI
ETY. of the First Christian church me
Sunday evening with Mrs. J. S. Whit
Diett, leader Of the program. The topic
How Can We Help Our Church an,
Get Help From IT." was discussed an,
several interesting talks were given.
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Mrs. Harry Lee Crockett spent Moth
ers' day at Norman, visiting with he
son, II. L. Crockett Jr.. at the uni
versity.