The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-08
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NEW CENTURY.

tuesday afternoon al the resi-
dence Of Mrs Eagene Hamilton
saw the opening OF the season S
club work among the ladies ol
| Chickasha with the meeting Of the
| New Century Club. The club was
called 70 order By the Presisenl.
Mrs. Hamilton. roll called was re-
sponded 10 by the members WITH
lOriginal couplets and verses which
were highly entertaining.
Following roll call came beau
| tiful musical selection on the piano
| by Miss Mable Granlee. Columbia
Afinuet."
Mrs. Hamilton. who served as
delegate to the biennial meeting of
the Federation OF Woman's Clubs
of the United States at ST Louis
on May I9th gave a highly inter-
esting report Of the proceedings Of
that meeting
The most interesting question Of
the meeting How eau / benefit the
club this year was taken up indi-
vidually hy members and was also
made the subject for general dis
cussiOn. Pieans were outlined fo
the comng year which are very
interesting and make the ladies
feel that they have some very
pleasant work ahead Of them which
will be Of the greatest benefit not
only to the New Century Club but
TO each individual member.
The most delightful part Of the
meeting was the social hour which
the ladies know so well how TO
make use Of, and many were the
condolences exchanged. stories Of /
summer vacations told and other
and miscellaneous subjects that are /
50 dear to the heart Of the ladies.
There was a full attendance of
the club and the meeting will BE !
remembered as one of the most en- /
joyable that viii be held during
the coming season.
The club adjourned to meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. Lester l.. Price
at 10th and Chickasha Ave.
600
Perhaps none Of the many meet
Ings Of the Girls Card Club were
more enjoyable or will be longer
remembered than that given on
Thursday evening by Miss Lester
1t the home of her sister Mrs. T.
H. Dwyer, in honor Of Miss Ross
II Brenham Tex, than whom
here has been no more popular
'isitor in Chickasha for a long
lme. The game. il being whist. T.
vas most interesting and exciting
when after being finished it was
ound that for the ladies prize
our had made the same score.
Kisses Cora Hamilton, Ina Pagan.
Hope Hewitt and Ella Williams.
diss Hamilton was the lucky one
n the cut, receiving a beautiful
Ierman silver sash pin. Among
he gentlemen Mr. A s. Gilkey
'royed himself the best and receiv- S
d a handsome gold scarf pin as i
rs reward. The following enjoyed r
he hospitality Of the charming
Iostess. Atr. and Mrs. Ben Nor 3
,an, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Seitz. e
iisses Pagan, Williams. Hewett. 0
loud Sherwood, Hamilton. Sar- :
'ach, Spencer, Lester and the guest
f honor, Miss Ross. Messrs Bovd q
)wsley. Bowen, Fesler. Sigmou. n
'ryan, Wallis. Barefoot. Mills ii
'ailey Kelley GilkeY Aaron and J.
f
The regular meeting OF the Fed a
ration Of Women's Clubs was 8
ED at the home Of Mrs. Gilkev
u Monday afternoon Oct. srd. 4
lrge number Of the members were
resent. The following officers
ere elected for the coming wear. D.,
Irs. H. NJ. Hallock of New Cen-l y
iry, president; Mrs. March m
orosis, vice pres: Mrs a s n
ray, Chautauqua, rec. sec wi b:
Irs. J. r. Harris. Sorosis cor q
& =. Mrs. Afherf ITa~-f-- =.
hautauqua, treas. After the h