The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-07-29
SOCIETY
BY KATE R. REMINGTON

Z One Of the prettiest card paftle,
z of the season was given on yeste.
3 day afternoon by Mrs. b. f. Johl
3 son for The Entire Nous card clut
( of which she is a valued member
4 Mrs. Johnson IS a charming hoste.
and was ably assisted in entertain
Z ing by Mesdames Lee and H. +
Z Olive ana Mi Lucille Olive. A
B profusion of beautiful roses, mast
!, urtiums and swell peas frightened
4 the various apar mcnts VITA the /
fragrant beauty. Whist, a most
popular game with The club was
played and the score cards were
dainty baby faces in full blown
roses done in wafer colors Tie
club favor was presented to Mrs.
Ben Hampton and was a beautiful
water color Japanese picture, the
artistic work of Miss Lucille Olive;
sister of the hostess. Ms. Bert
Newman was fortunate in securing
the guest favor, a dainty water
color picture, carrying out The idea
of the score cards, also the wo k Of
Miss Oliv.. A delicious TWO course
luncheon was served at five 0 clock.
The guests other than the club
members were Mesdames II B.
/ Johnson, Bert Newman, Frank
Tinsman, Shaughnessy, H. +.
Olive, Lee Olive; Misses Gates,
Brady, Rennie, ,SauAey, Hampton,
and Sarbach.
The pretty home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reford Bond was thrown open on
last Wednesday evening in honor
of Miss Jessie Rennie of Tishomin-
go who has been their guest for
some weeks past. The hours were
from eight to eleven o'clock and
were greatly enjoyed with music
and dancing. The favors were
dainty fans. Mrs. Bond was assisted
by Miss Phoebe Hampton. De-
licous refreshments were served at
eleven O'Clock. Those present
otker than the honoree, were Misses
Lncille Olive, Francis Davis, Lee
Irwin Bird, Louise McElroy, Essie
Webker, Hazel Remington, Phoebe
Hampton, Lillian Hendricks, Vici
Wooten, Amy Brown, Ethel Spen-
Ger and Misses Gates and Saufey
of Texas; Messrs Adrian and Will
John and Roll Phillips,
Ralph Cloud, Ernest Burton, Lloyd
Ben Brooks, Ted Hampton,
Harry Hendricks, Albert Hendrix,
and Messrs Plot and Gates.
Mrs.J. S. Blackman delightfully."- /
on Thursday afternoon I
With whist complimentary to her
guest Miss Saufey of Bowie Texas.
The score cards were i'll the shape
If spades, with dainty pen and ink
,ketch of the eternal Question"
hereon. Miss Brady of Hobart was T
presented with the first favor,
zen and ink sketch of the same ]
lesign. Miss Lee Irwin Bird was S
.iven the puncher's prize, a pretty S
achet bag. A one course luncheon G
vas served Immediately after the
Vhist period. The guest list in
luded Mesdames B. F. Morgan, ie
,eford Bond and G. S. Wibley; :
1isses Sarbach, Hamilton, Hamp- :
On, J. Williams, Rennie, Corkhill, e
,ates, Davis, Bird, Hass, Saufey, >
live. Mead and Brady. ?.
Miss Anna Quin and brother
ohm left yesterday for Hot Springs Z
) be with their brother who IS
i'll at that place.
Mrs. R. L. Davis of Iowa is Y
isiting her daughters, Mrs. F. L.
usher and Miss Corkhill on South
eventh Street. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Thompson
I'D children and Miss Essie Web
er have returned for short visit
/ Ninnekah with Mr.. and Mrs.
go. Beeler..
Mrs. J. B. Sparks and daughter
acy are visiting relatives in Pur-
II, l. T.
Mrs. G. w. Harding and daugh-
r of South McAlester are the
uests of Mrs. Geo Kemp.
Miss Capatola Kniss of Kechi, is
sling Miss Pearl Lamberson on
outh Third Street.
Miss Louise Brady of Hobart is
guest at the home of Mr.. and
i'd Mrs. F. L. Slushei.
Mr.. Tom Bailey of Henessey, is
sitting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hal
y and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wood.
Mrs. w, M. McMann visited
ith her husband in Sulphur
prings this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
c Mann expect to move to
llphur in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgden and
lby. who live several miles west
town were the guest of Mr.. and