The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-03

Upon whiting lLc bazaar give
under tie Ousplccs vi lhc ladies' D
The Christian church yesterday anr
today, one was transported 4
Fairyland 80 beautiful we're the
decorations and varied and inter
csfinY were The articles III the dif
ierent booths. Quite q throng ol
sight scers and holiday shoppers
were busily hurrying from one
booth 10 the other, aud the ladies'
we're selling out quite fast, in fact
80 rapidly we're the things going
fhal they feared they would moi
have two days as advertised. II
hungry and weary one could be re-
galcd with an appeiiling lunch VI
chicken, nui-Bandwicics, coffee
sand cake. 10 the len a. you en-
tered was an ariistically decorated
booth presided over Dy the Epis
sopal ladies which was by 10
means 10 be overlooked. The
booths, seven ip all. were the acme
of perfection 10 each Of their par.
iicuIar lines II IS pleasing 10 sec
Tie noble efforts Of our women
crowned with such justly mcritcd
snesess, for this bazaar was indeed
and ID truth most effectively plan
ned and executed and 81 mouu
mcnt 10 Tie heroic efforts 10 grcai
degree stands now almost com
plclcd one 81 The finest churches
in our city
O~o#O
Sofosis met with Mrs. w. ii
Giikey with Mrs. IL B Johnson,
leader The lesson comprised the
period Of. English Hls.ory between
800 aud 1895. The brilliant reign
u Henry the Fifth, the war Of tnc
Roses and the evil deeds Of the
wicked Duke OF Gloucester, after
ward Richard III, were clcyerly |
brought oul by the l.adtr and |
Interestingly discussed by The |
club. Mrs. Johnson read an aDiC
paper on the battle Of bosworth,
one Of The decisive battles Of Eng
llah history. Mrs. Jafboe coutn
buled delightful spiano number
There isa marked increase III in.
tcrcst and enthusiasm tAis year.
The lessons are better prepared and
the discussions more general aud
spirited Mrs, Donovan was wei
coined back into the club after
having dropped out for two OF
three years, Mrs, Frank rinsman
r also vaucd new acquisition
The club adjourned 10 meet with
Mrs, M. A. Hamilton
600
The u. A. Y. Z. club held ano-
her Of It's delightful sessions this
afternoon. Miss Hannah Sarback
Nas hostess, Which assertion is
prof OF an enjoyable
afternoon. There were tour tables
u whist, the guests, partners
md tables beng designated
)y most artistic tally cards
After short business session
whose secrets at this time cannot
"a dcvulgcd, yet am at liberty to
whisper, these young ladies are
making preparations tor something 4
hat Il 20 be pleasant surprise
'ety soon luncheon was served,
he enviable reputation already {
made by Miss Sarhach il this line
vas in every way up to 1he standard {
0~o~o
Chautauqua met with Mrs. ia. /
Thompson "Wednesday afternoon /
nd very enjoyable as well as
qohtahle afternoon was passed ia ,
discussing aud comparing the good a
nd bad qualities Of Henry Nv and t
Reading selection tgom Hen j
y N falstai ia Battle was read &
ery cntertaiugly and discu,sedwith /
great deal Of interest; The meet i
lR ciosed with i discussion oA +
urfent events. /
600 a
The Golden Rule Fancy Work a
Tub met Wednesday afternoon |
,,th Mrs, Courcier, nine ladies
clng present, namely, MesdameS y
,efns, Sherry sntukan Wilson {
'ourciei Ganlre Duahsm and \
.vans. Ats oclecS dainty IT. 4
.cshmcntS were sefvg,l after which Il
n adjourned 10 meet Wednesday. Il
'cc a., with MtS. Nam nuuham q
/ os4 Michigan Ave. 4
Oeo40 81
! Mrs. A. l.. Nail, ono OF oci o.
,rmcf valued ciNgrns pas>ed II
trough our city en- iouie Go DEM. T
'n. Tes,as. last nigh, -c many m
itudc Of Mrs. Nail vlil le pleased Il
know THAI she oNpecnl ,o return he
"a visit here IN about a mouth a