The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-09
Society


with " japanese Evening Friday
in honor Of her sister, Miss Lester
Of San Antonio, and Miss Buck
ridge, of Michigan. The invita-
tions that we're delivered the frs
Of the week were very oriental af-
fairs being of red stationery printed
up and down, causing you to won
der at first, il you would be Obliged
to master the language o. the Japs
before learning the contents. The
home was decorated beautifully
with red tissue paper, nasturtiums,
Japanese fans and lanterns. On
arrival the guests were ushered in
to the parlor that was converted in
to japanese tea-room where under
an immense Japanese umbrella tea,
waters aud salted peanuts were
served Selections were played on
the pianola, those present guessing
the names of the compositions.
Misses Buckridge and Hampton
cutting for the prize, a carved SAN
dal-wood fan which was won By
Miss Buckridge. Mr. Davidson re-
ceiving the gentleman's prize, a
japanese girl The most amusing
feature of the evening wasa peanut
walk. The young men each re-
ceiving long handled wooden
spoon aud selecting a partner. The
spoons were filled with peanuts and
the couple Who succeeded in walk
ing to the gate and back without
spilling the peanuts were awarded
the prize. The yard was lighted
by a large lantern that prevented
the darkness from allowing any
thing but fair play. Miss Hope
Hewett and Mr.. Seitz were given
the prizes, two little peanut dolls.
Before the refreshments wereserved
the ladies and gentlemen were fa-
vored by each other with nastur-
tiums aud hand-painted sachet
bags. Re6 and white brick ice
cream and cake was served. The
invited guests were: Misses Lester,
of San Antonio, Miss Buckridge,
Of Michigan, the honorees; Hamil-
ton, Hampton, Densler, Owsley,
Pagan, Ora Pagan, Sarbach, J.
and L. Williams, E. Williams, Cloud
Spencer, Sherwood, Mildred and
Hope Hewett, McDavid, Of Green
vile, South Carolina; Cross and
Kelley, of Enid; Shuey, of Rock
Island, Illinois. Messrs. Morgan,
Boyd, Owsley, Bryan, A. aud ].
Sarbach, Sigmon, Seitz, Wiley,
Smothers, Williams, Barefoot,
Koon, Boen, Brownson, Morehouse,
Davidson, Johns. Messrs. and
Mesdames b. P. Smith, Jno. Crib,
Mrs. J. W. Light.
600
The invitations issued by Mrs.
Clay Donovan for a picnic in honor
of her guests, Misses Cross and Kel-
ley, Of Enid. we're recalled OH ac-
count of the recent rain and the
fortunate ones were asked to spend
the evening at the Morgan Hamil-
ton home in Sparks addition. A
more delightful place cannot be
and thoroughly good
time was enjoyed by all The ma
jority Of the guests played whist,
the lady's prize being cut for by |
Misses Ella Williams and Cross, |
Miss Williams being the lucky |
one and receiving the prize, a |
Worlds 5 Fair souvenir hat pin. The
gentlemen who cut for first prize
were Messrs. Williams, Sarbach |
and Morehouse, Mr.. Sarbach win
ming the prize, a handsome deck Of
cards. Delicious refreshments
were served consisting of nut salad,
sandwiches. olives and sherbet.
The visiting young ladies present
were Misses Cross and Kelley, of
Enid, hcnorees; Miss Buckridge, of
Michigan; Miss Shuey, Of Rock
island, Illinois, and Miss Lester, Of
San Antonio.
600
Mrs. John Crib entertained We'd
lesday evening for Misses Buck