The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-22
IN SOCIETY.
Personal Mention OF Those Who
Come and Go, and q Few
Entertainments.

Entertainments.
Quite q delightful event of the
week was the musicale last evea-
ing at the beautiful new home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Bishop Oh
South Eighth street. The guests
we're invited to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Rankin who are the guests
OF Mr.. Rankin's mother, Mrs. r.
d. Welborne, while on their bridal
trip. Mre. Rankin Ia an accom-
plisbed musician, and thepossessoT
OF beautiful voice which was
heard 10 a number of charming
aoDgslast evening to the delight OF
all The favored guests. Miss
Higganboiham, a charming artist
along eIocusionary lines, gave
several readings which added
much to The evenings pleasure,
and piano numbers by Misses Bess
Scoffern, 0na Pagan, and Hattie
Ray made up a most enjoyable
program. Other guests were
Misses Corn, Veiva aud Lula
Scoifern, lizzie Ray, Messrs.
Brashear, Scoffern and Jarvis,
Mesdames Welborne and Rankin.
Ice cream, cake and fruit were
served.
Miss Bessie Latting was the
pretty hostess OF a large party
Thursday evening at the pleasant
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
liz. G. Lattlng, on South Hill.
Games and music and plenty OF
watermelon kept the young people
happy till a late hour. There
were present: Misses Mabel Yoe-
man, Vicie Wootten, Ethel Spen
Ger, Lillian Hendricks, Hattie Ben
nett, Of Ft. Worth, Hazel Reming-
ton, Sue Bridges, Efie and Lonnie
| Farmer, Allie and Efie Fields,
| Annie Rose, Belle Sooffern, Ber-
nice Wood, Edith Ellis, Carrie
Pettyiohn, Grace Wimple; Messrs.
Jean Rose, Albert Hendricks, Will
Wells. Harry snow, Harry Hen
bricks, Dick and Bob Estes, Hovey
Reardon, Ben Brooks, Dick Lou
than, George Phillips, Ted Hamp-
ton, Layton Armstrong, Dick
w ootteD, Harry HearndoD, Lee
Yoeman, Frank Dews, Ralph
| Cloud.
Miss Henrietta Pyle returned
Thursday from Chicago where she
attended the University, stopping
enronte home in st. Louis wher'
she was the guest Of Miss KATE
Frazier for a week. Miss Pyle re-
turns much refreshed from be-
1.-Two months stay at the lax
shore. Her very adyantageou
| fern fstudy included mostdelight
ful voice culture under Madam,
Linue, who was o pupil Of Mar
chesi. at the American cOnser
vatory. nIadame Lime paid verl
complimentary tribute 70 the vo
eel work already done by Mis-
Pyle under oRr own Mrs. Mcclure
The West Side Tennis club wer
entertained at Hampton Hal
Thursday evening after the pleas
ant games which the early dnsl
now interrupts almost every even
ling. These gatherings on To
court ct Dr.. Williams residenc
and the informal gatherings whio
result after the shadows have oalle
of the games, have been the chic
entertainment OF West Hill societ
during the warm weather, Som
good games have been witnesse
here, too.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Payne aud litll
daughter. sybil, Miss Stella Corr
and Mrs. Jas. Williamson sper
8 delightful day Thursday al u
country home Of Mrs. Cha. !
Brown. The ladies drove out
the delightful cool Of these earl
mornings. arriving at the Brow
farm about o'clooa, and put IN
full dsy of enjoy ment at tn
pleasant home, returning as q
shadows Of evening lengthen-
into dusk.
A match game on the West III
tennis court last evening betwes
Messrs II. b. johnson and La'
renee Mills vs. J. f. Crib and D
Leeds was watched with Breathe
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