The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-19
IN SOCIETY.
Large Card Party At Hampton Hall
With Unique and Enjoyable
A eceseOree.

Accessories.
10 response to the unique invita-
tlons sent out last week by Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Hampton and pr
and Mrs. VI. L. Peters, about
seventy guests assembled at the
Hampton Plantation" Thursday /
evening at $40 o'cloek, aud we're
very delightfully."- entertained IN
old fashlone plantation style.
Misses Phoebe Hampton, Kate
and Hazel Remington, Ella Wli-1
liams, Hope Hewitt, ana Ted and
Howard Hampton, in the capacity
Of swell oolored walters served the
guests to watermelon alter greet
liucs hom the receiving party, the
ladies Of whom were handsomely
powned, Mrs. Peters in yellow
satin, Ms. Hampton IN red organ
die. SIX hand euohre Was the
game OF the evening, ia which
nipe tables OF players participated.
The score cards we're works Of art,
being water colors ia the shape Of
slices OF watermelon, the work q
Mss Phoebe Hampton, the accom-
plisbed daughter ofihe home, and
the games we're marked By attach
ing tiny pickaninDy dolls. Puncl
was served during the games, ano
Al the close prizes were awarded
toDr. Leeds.a WedgewOod plaque
and Miss Jennie WuliamS, o BOZ
81 Hu,lers' candy decorated wlti
] "nigger heads. Mrs. Light wol
y the lady's BOBBY prize, q cute lit
/. lie statnetle Of a pickaninny 10
!. anl0ing in the prOyerblal water
Z melon and Mr.. johns received
Z watermelon plaque II burnt WOOD
u Delightful and consistent refresh
y ments we're served by the popula
|. waitere. who we're also assisted b
/. Mrssrs. Morgan, Boyd and Bryan
\ consisting OF ice cream III Wste
I. melon mould, watermelon and col
n fee. A cake walk followed y
" which the guests participated, u
: walters bringing up the. rear. i
,his Mr. ana Mrs. Walteman tie
sor honors with Mrs. ohns and N
Dwver. The cake. which was pr
faselv decorated xith pinkand gree
candy and excelsior, was hnalI
won by the latter couple. it
q entire evening was one Of mue
enjoyment, and the morning hour
ass arrived before the guests Dc
parted.
TIE season Of club work a
nroaehes. and but a short time r
mains iii the several Organization
= az this city will again begin th'
weekly sessions. The Chauta
aua held a business meeting ~
terday afternoon with Mrs.
johnson. d perfected arranG
ments for Their first regular s.
j. sion on October 5, when they v
meet with Mrs John W. Brow
For a month the CiTcle will
meeting Monday evenings inste
of afternoons as heretofore. 4
oeicers for the ensuing year
psasideni. Mrs. w. B. Leona
~ y,se-Pres., Mrs. D. ii. Johns
~ secretary, Mrs. Jonas Cook.
4 treasurer, Mrs. W. 4. Fox.
gba remaining membership g
Z .,s,s II Mesdames Albert Harl
i Gribi Hendrix, Peyton, bFo'
$ Fas,er Cochran and Dent, 6
:. 7. soma new additions are anticil
I. "a The ladies ase all earn
T. workers hbA NSt
q cIe. aud expect much pleasure
y Y, beneft from the coming yei
Z. work. the subjects Of which inel
~ PROVINCIAL Types IN Amer
Fiction aud Literary Leaf
f Of America.
ye Mrs. Della Ross, who is nov
n nome q. the New Early, en'efl
70 ri a party Of ladies 81 al'
'lP Thursday in a most oel'gl
Il manner. Seventeen ladies'
Il n seated with the hosiess, aud Is
ice their positions by meaus Of !
not car ls Of pink, blue ana yel
NJ q hsaring appropriate quot"s
Is which served as pretty memen
Of the pleasant occasion.
. sonrse dinner was daiu'iiy sel
nen and ended with ice cream IN y
l;IS form served in hearts oi
Enaeainu a ill