The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-10-03
SOCIETY NEWS.
Federated Ulubs viii Elect Officers
Mondoy Club Work Begins
Next Week.

Club work will begin in earnest
next week, aud besides the first
session Of each Of The several or
CARNATIONS, there will be The quar-
terly meeting Of the city federation
Of clubs 81 which annual election
of officers will be held. Much IN
terest attends this part Of the pro-
gram, of course, and full atteD-
dance Is anticipated in oonse-
qucnce. The New Century Club
will be hostess Of the day, and the
meeting will be held at the home
Of its ioe-president, Mre. w. L.
Peters.
The Chautauquans wiil begin
their year Z york Monday evening
with Mrs. John W. Brown, at
which time some new members
will be welcomed aud a pleasant
program enjoyed.
Tuesday afternoon the New Cen
tury cub holds the first meeting
Of the year at the home Of the
president, Mre. EugeDe Hamilton,
aud all the members are pleasantly
anticipating the renewal of the
weekly interchange Of thought,
and inspired by their significant
sentiment, determination IS abll-
ity,' which prefsces their pretty
year book, will gain much from
their well-ordered plan of study.
SorOsis will meet Wedn' sday
afternoon with Mrs, Henry John
son, aud begin the study Of Ger
man history aud literature, in
which a carefully prepared year
look will be q valuable assistant.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. T. Yeoman,
former prominent residents Of
Chiokasha, have goue to Binger,
o. T., where Mr. Yeoman has en-
gagged 10 the hardware bnainess.
Mrs. Yeomen and daughter Mabel
left this morning to JOIN MIR. Yeo-
man who has been there for sew
eral days. Their many friends
in Chlckasha regret their departure,
but wish them prosperity and
happiness elsewhere.
Rt. Rev. 4. X. Brooke, bishop
Of Oklahoma and Indian Territory,
will visit 81. Luke's tomorrow,
holding service and preaching at
1880 p. IN. The vested choir will
render the music, and M and
Miss Shepard sing Lead Kindly
Lgh." for oifertory.
Mr.. =. Hamilton returned yes
terday morningfrom Guthrie where
be attended the consistory Of the
Scottish Rite Masons. Mr.. Ham,
ilton reports a very enjoyable
time, particularly at the very ele-
CANT closing banquet of which 400
guests psrtook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mcclure
and daughter, Miss Frances DaviF,
accompanied by DR.. Mary Farray,
of Dallas, who has been their
guest, left Thursday for Dallas,
where Mrs. Mcclure wall enter a
hospital for a month 5 treatment.
Mrs. F. A. Fisher who has been
the guest OF a sister at Los Ange-
les, Cal., since last spring, has
returned to her home in this CITY
and is welcomed by many friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. K. strosnider
left today for BraymeF, No, to
visit the family of theif son, after
9hioh tney will visit Mr. osro-
snidcr's old home iu Illinois.
Mrs. i. l.. Mcfarland left this
afternoon for FL Dorado Sprlngs,
Mo-, Where she WAS colld by the
dangerous illness Of her sister q
husband.
Mrs. Don Rosc and baby ar
rived today from Watoaga, to
visit relatives. Mr. Rose will
will join them tonight to spend
Sunday.
Mrs. W. z. Bossart left yesier.
day morning for Harrington, kas.
Later she will join her husband a.
Thsyer, No.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ ood and family
who have been visiting Mr.. anC
Mrs. Clutter. will return hom'
Sunday.
Misses Davenport and Hoye1