The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-29
BY KATE r. REMINGTON.

tertained with dancing party last
night at Murray Hall. The even
ing was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present as no pains and expense
had been spared to make the even
ing one to be remembered by their
many friends. A delicious fruit
punch was served during the even \
ing and at 1890 refreshments ofi
ice cream, frozen punch and cake
were served. The Chickasha Or
chestra furnished the music and at
one O. clock tired bnt happy crowd
wended their way homward. The
Boilermakers expect to entertain
in this manner quite often during
/ the summer months. Those who
enjoyed last nights pleasure were
Messrs and Mesdames ]. G Nc
Carthy, John MCGOWAN, J. M.
Clark, T. J. Burns, T. Dix, E. F.
Hamilton, St. John, Ike White,
| Ravillo; Misses Brenicker, Burk,
Ramey, Berta and Nellie Powers,
Robertson, Bryant and Dickerson;
Messrs Concannon, McCaskell,
Clary, Huckins, McNeiless and
others.
Little Miss Cleo Edwards enter
tanned her little friends at her
home on Sixth street Wednesday
evening, from three TO FIVE, it being
her fourth birthday. A delightful
time was spent until five O'Clock.
Ice cream, cake and fruits were
served. Those present were Ruby
Benge, Celia Denton, Ruby Rick
er, Jocie Pool, Willie McRea, Lula
Cowan. Eva and Wilma Sclelner,
Harry Daniels and Virgil Harbour.
Sorosis has adjourned for the
summer, and the last meeting held
on Wednesday of this week, with
Mrs. d. E. Emerson. A very in
teresting meeting indeed was en-
loved after which the new year
books were distributed. The next
meeting Of the club will be on Oct.
1 4th.
Mrs. Clark James and children
| left Wednesday night for San Fran
sico. Cal. They expect to sail on
Nav 3rd for Manila and will not
reach their destination before June
roth. The many friends Of Mrs.
James wish them a safe and pleas
ant voyage.
| Mr., and Mrs. G. Z. Hatton and
Mr.. and Mrs. j c. Early left yes
terday for forty days trip Of the
Western coast. They went in a
special car and several Fl. Worth
| Texas, and Atchison, Kansas,
people were among the party.
Mrs. J. B. Sparks entertained the
following ladies at dinner on Mon
day last: Mrs. Clay Donovan anc
guest Mrs. Byron of Parsons.
Kansas; Mrs. Frank Tinsmon, Mrs
C. E. Hatten and Mrs. MA. Ham
ilton.
The Elks will entertain in al
elaborate manner on next TUESDAY
evening. Tuesday nights enter
teinment promises to be the mos
enjoyable since the opening Of tht
club rooms. which occurred about
year ago.
Prof. Cole Of the University o
Norman, is in Chickasha and ad
dressed the nigh school on Friday
afternoon in the interest Of th'
athletic meet, which will take plac'
at Norman next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rose enter
tanned Rev. McKinsey and wife anC
\ Rev. S. v. Fait and wife at dime
on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kinsey were entertained today a
tie home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fait.
Mrs. Gertie Brown and baby lef
Wednesday for their new home il
I Horton, Kansas. Mr.. Brown ha
been in business there for som
months past.
Mrs. J. c. Bohart returned t
her home near Cement, on Thurs
day. She was accompanied by he
grandson. Master Kelly Bohart.
Mrs. T. H. Williams and Misse
Hope Hewett and Ella Williams
went to Oklahoma City yesterda.
4 to visit Mrs. Ben Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Beatty am
family expect to move to the En-
terkine farm near Ninnekah, som
time next week.
Will Sigmon of Bowie, Texas,
in Chickasha and will hereafter b
connected with the Sigmon Furni
ture Co.