The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-08
SOCIETY NEWS
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n Quite lovely affair of the season
was the garden bridge of Wednesday
n when Mrs. j. l.. Wilson entertained
M on the lawn at her home, 4O3 G street
n southwest, comphmenting Mrs. Ray
H Wells. Mrs. Harry L. Berry, both OF
Oklahoma City. Miss Mamie Wilson OF
Altus, Oklahoma and Mrs. Garrett
a Simmons Of Waco, Texas.
The garden made a very attractive
setting for the party, with its many
palms, ferns, and potted plants as well
as the lattice work Of vines and garden
flowers. The tables were set under a
canopy top, from which at intervals
we're hanging baskets of flowers.
Assisting Mrs. Wilson and receiving
with her were: Mrs. Garnet Johnson
hrs. Marvin Bell, Mrs. William
ochwarz, Mrs. John Cameron, Mrs. Jess
Lane, Mrs. r. A. Hefner. Mrs. u. R.
kFox and the honorees.
In the games of the afternoon Mrs,
Frank Stephens. Mrs. c. w. Herd, and
Miss Myrtle Moore were presented with
lovely prizes. The honorees, Mrs.
Wells, Mrs. Berry, Miss Wilson and
6p. Simmons were given sterling silver
sTemembrances.
d A salad and ice course was served.
The guests were;
(, Nesdames Walter Hardy, Garnett
lJohnson, Beulah Hightower, C. l.. An
derson, Ernest Williams, Donald Bretch,
4 William Prater, John Whiteman, John
j Nichols, Harry Lee Crockett, Il. H.
4 Sayre, Don Lacy, L. b. Myers, Tom
'Cooper. Charles Lynch. Arthur Wood,
W. W. Wall. ]. A. Bass, John Cameron,
H. A. Fairchild. Writ Franklin. 3. A.
'Simpson, Les Kearney, J. L. Cox, N.
&c. Wood, Eugenia Wood, A. B. Riddle,
Joe F. Williams, Frank Sherwood, l..
L. Hadley, Fred Ellis, U. r. Fox, Jess
Lane, H. p. Nichols, Joe Cooke, Kirk
Tucker, Fred Tucker, Frank Colby,
Marvin Cochran. w, r. Burnitt, Frank
Porter, Gene Cruce, T. Y. Norman.
William Schwarz, Henry Pennington,
Edna Rrest J. B. Moore. l.. A. Hancock,
Burney Phillips. Grady Harreld, J. A..
Edwards, F.. w. Golden -Howes. T. D.
Wagner. Marvin Bell, G. A. Crockett,
Carl Jones, NJ. Riser, l.. Manning,
Frank Adams, Reese Evans Adam
Alexander, d. e. Allen, Erret Dunlap,
d. C. Fitzgerald, Emanuel Lowenstein,
Richard Lee, L. s. Dolman, It. B. Orr,
,R. A. Hepler, w. p. Poland, Ray
Poland, Kenneth Hudson, Sol LOwen-
stein, Arthur Walcott, Billy Baker, S.
A. Apple, o. w. Easley. r. +. Guillot,
VIII Morgan, o. L. Dennes, A. T. West,
A. 3. Seay, II. b. Fell. Frank Clark
, Rutherford Brett, W. A. Wolverton,
Olin Wolverton, Frank Ketch, Walter
johnson, w. II. Bailey, r. w. Cole,
Arch Randol, Everett Krueger, Henry
Baum, ]. c. Jones. j. o. Anderson. ].
G.. Clopton. w. o. Hoffmeyer, Butler,
Paul Frame, l.. McLennon, II. Levy,
Robert Gardenhire, Seren. Hugh Cath.
ey, c. A. Coakley, f. L. Gregory,
Jerry Keys, Dave Strasmick. Fred Carr,
j. II. Shelton, Joel Buchanan, J. w.
Kruger. Val Mullen, Ben Lindsey.
and the Misses Grace Johnson. Ida
Langley, Lora Cochran, Lena Garden
hire, Marie West, Beatrice Fraley, Mar
guerite Noble. Marjorie Williams.
Myrtle Moore. nellie Hall. Florence
Wall. Helen Wood and Ann Anderson.
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Picnic for Choir Members.
Members OF the choir of the First
Presbyterian church with their families
enjoyed a picnic supper and informal
evening of games, music and fun. on
Tuesday evening at the church. The
affair had been planned as an outdoor
picnic on the Wilbur Hedges farm but
was changed to the church instead on
account Of threatened rain. Much fun
merriment and informality character
lied the evening, which was an entire
success.
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The Sunday school OF the First Pres
byterian church and the East Ardmore
! Presbyterian church enjoyed an all-day
picnic at Wilmington park today.
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ArdnOre Girls In School Play.
Miss Hollis Earp daughter of Mrs.