The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-22


was made to Mrs Lights where
delicious ice cream was served By
that popular lady.
A fishing party which spent
yesterday on the Washita was con-
posed Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Nail,
Medames Wood and King, Misses !
Louise Phillips, Bernice Wood,
Bess Latting, Edna King, Annie !
and Mary Westbrooke and guests;
Messrs. John Phillips and Alma
King. A portion Of the same
party are discussing camping
trip to Sulphur Springs next week.
The John a. McOlures are en-
tertaiuing Mr. JAS. H Dinsmore,
OF Sulphur Springs, Tex, and Mr..
Hugh A. Dinsmore of Fayetteville,
Ark, brothers of Mrs. McClnre.
Both gentlemen are prominent
citizens Of their home towns, Mr..
Hugh A. Dinsnore being congress
man from his district and formerly
Minister to Corea.
The Carnegie library is the all
absorbing topic among the ladies
Of the Federation al present. A
meeting of she soliciting committee
was held this morning at the Rest
Room amid much enthusiasm, and
tickets for the voting contest we're
given out for distribution to paid
up subscribers and for sale to new
ones. So the people may look out
for fair visitors the coming week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Edwards
entertained o pleasant company of
Ineighbors Wednesday evening in 3
delightfully."- informal manner.
Finch was enjoyed, and delicious
iced canteloupes and watermelons
were served. The guests included
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. Williamson, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Moore, Judge and
Mrs. L. NJ. Payne, Miss Corn and
MIR. Brashear.
Miss Annie Rose was pleasantly
surprised by the jolly crowd OF the
younger set last evening. The
surprise was genuine, and the even
ing was spent in games and the
gay chatter of merry crowd Of
youngsters who make themselves
At home wherever they 60.
Miss Eddie Cunningham enter
tanned several couples of young
people at the Cunningham hone at
Second and Illinois avenue Mon
day evening. There was no Lack
of pleasant amusement, and the
serving Of "Hoyeys best" con-
cluded happy evening.
Mr. r., f. Scoffern and family
returned Monday from their over
land trip to Sulphur Springs where
they attended the Chsutauqua As
! sem oily. Mrs. ScoffeEn also visited
: few days at Tishomingo and re-
joined the family for the return
trip.
j Mrs. Arthur NJ. Crooke is enter
tanning ner sisters, Misses Caro-
: and Phoebe Jarboe and brother
Mr.. r. Nj. Jarboe, Kansas City
who will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. John F. Farrell, whe ha
Z been the guest of her sister, Mrs
VIM. f, Granlee, will leave tomor
!. row for her homeat Independence
No.
1 Miss Bess Scoffern will termi
J. uate q very pleasant visit with th
family Of her uncle, Mr. r. 1
i Scoflern, Tuesday Of next week
e aud leave for her home IN Chica
e 60.
? Miss lula ScofFern is anticipa
: ting tSe pleasure of a CalifOrni
/. trip about Oct. |, She viii visit.
sister at Los Angeles and attend
= school OF music in that city,
Superintendent aud Mrs. Tint
man and Mrs. A. q. Adams are ,
e home after a pleasant outing /
>, mong the cool retreats of ColorI
y 20.
i Mrs. Hewitt, who has been i
foH the past four weeks, is slowl
u \ improving aud is nov able to !
Z up, to the delight Of her famil
aud friends.
At Mrs. P. Kennedy who has bee
" the guest OF Train Dlspatchl
"a Shaughnassy and wife for q fe
days has returned TO her home
Cement.
s Mr.. L. L Bryan leaves tonig
for Kansas CITY and Chicago
= purchase the fall and winter sto'
81 OF the Bryan Dry Goods Co. I
s. win be absent several days.
C. Mr.. and Mrs, J. w, Rankin, wi