The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-29
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Miss Lily Rose departed today
for two weeks visit in Watonga. |
Mrs. Omalley has returned from
St. Louis to again make her home
in Chickasha.
600
Mr.. Lon Ware, Of Mexico, Mis-
souri,, has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B Sparks this week.
600
Mrs. Jake Cowan returned TO
Bowie yesterday after 4 visit with
her daughter, Mrs r. Stephens. +
600
Mrs. Matt Densler, of Oklahoma
City, has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ben Morgan, this week.
90
Mrs. ii. B. Johnson and her
mother, Mrs Merchant, have re-
turned from a ten days visit to the
Worlds Fair.
600
Mrs. Gatlin, of Kansas City who
has been the guest of her friend,
Mrs. T H. Williams, left Thurs
day for Oklahoma City where she
is visiting friends.
600
About twenty-five Of the Ladies
Of the Maccabees gathered at the
residence of Mrs. Stapleton We'd
nesday evening from which they
went to Mrs. Bottoms home and
gave the latter a very great sur
prise. The ladies carried refresh
ments with them and all spent an
evening of great enjoyment.
600
Sorosis met this week with Mrs.
+. NJ. Payne; Mrs. Atkinson was
the leader. The subject Of the
study was The Norman Conquest
Mrs. John A. Mcclure had very
J able paper on William the Con-
queror Mrs. H l.. Jarboe gave
The Story of Arletta" in very in
teresting manner Very delightful
music was furnished by Mrs. Ken
dali Galloway. Mrs. +. l.. Daw-
son will be the hostess of the club
next week.
4 600
The Chautarqua Circle is study
ing English history and literature
this year. This week the period
i was that of the early Plantagenets,
Io66-I32o. Mrs. John w. Brown
was the hostess and Mrs. Cochran
+ the leader. The program was as
= follows. plot of Ivanhoe, Mrs.
J. H. Bennett. Encyclopedia arti-
Gle, Exeter, Mrs. Biglow. Talk
i Colchester and the Cinque Ports
Mrs. d. M. Johnston. Paper,
"The Charter" Mrs. Dent. Mex
e week the club will meet with Mrs
e Cochran.
600
Mrs. J. c. Smith was the hostes.
i of the New Century Club Tuesday
/, afternoon. A most pleasing fea
ture Of the meeting was the open
> ing musical selection by Miss
: Troutman, of Charleston, Illinois,
who is the guest of Mrs. F. W.
Troutman. The Club continued
It its study of The Merchant oi
c Venice" and the meeting proved a
!. most profitable one. An interest,
0 ing parliamentary drill was giver
{ by Mrs. Peery. Next week the
program is a musical one Mrs
Troutman will be the hostess and
: Mrs. Leeds the leader.
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: The delegates to the Federation
meeting in Guthrie reached home
+ at late hour last night. They
it were much pleased with the cor.
+ dial treatment received aud the
highly profitable program OF the
meeting and they promise a full re
; port of the proceedings for mex
Z week. Together with the othe,
Q club women of the city they ar,
{ greatly elated over the honor con
ferred upon Mrs. +. f. Riddle wh'
: was elected first vice president o
e the territorial federation. Thi
t honor is all the more appreciated
/ since it came unsought. The fol
lowing were the delegates from
Chickasha Mesdames F. +. Rid
t die, T. B. Biggers, T, H. Dwyer
Il NJ. +. March, from Sorosis; Mrs
i Albert Harris. Chautauqua.