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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
R0yi's Big Company

Hoyts Comedy Company, which
played a successful en- gagemen
here last season in a popular price d
repertoire, Of drama and vaudeville
comes to the opera house for threet
nights, commencing Thursday Feb.
9th. Opening play Beyond the
Law"
Dallas, Tex, News says OF them:
"Hoyts Comedy Company, opened
their holiday engagement at the
opera house last night with very
clever production Of comedy
drama entitled "a Woman's
Honor The leading parts5 we're
assumed by Lew Sutherland and
Julia Bennett, with very good sup
port throughout. The company
included a number Of specially peo-
pie, who give variety to the per-
formance. The attendance was
good and the applause liberal.
Night prices I5-25-35 cents.
Ladies free first night, usual condi-
tions. Special Saturday Matinee
"Cur Foxy Grandpa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

Twenty days after the presi-
dent shall have received certified
statements Of the adoption Of The
constitution he shall declare BY
proclamation the state admitted
and this shall be declared to be
ii force on the fourth Of March
1896. seveuty-fve thousand
dollars are appropriated to defray
tile expenses of the election for
adoption Of constitution. The new
state viii be given FIVE congress-
men until The next general census.
The FIRST congressional district shall
Be composed Of the following conn
ties: Grant, Kay, Garfield, Noble,
Payne, King6sher, Logan. The
second district: Oklahoma, Cana
dian, Blaine. caddo, Custer Dewey,
Day Woods, Woodward and
Beaver The third district shall
compose all territory constituting
The Cherokee, Creek and Seminole
nations and the Indian reservation
lying north ofthe Cherokee nation.
Fourth district shall comprise all
that territory now constituting
he choctaw nation and that part
Of the chickasaw nation lying on
line u miles east Of Indian
Meridian. The fifth district com
. prises the counties Of Greer, Roger
4 Mills, Kiowa, Washita, commanche,
Cleveland and Pottawatomie and
the balance Of Chickasaw nation.
Congressman and governor shall
shall be elected on same day o.
ELECTION for ratification of constitu-
ton. Grants $4,000, 900 for bene-
At Of common schools in lieu Of
Indian Territory lands. Creates
two judicial districts to be known
as the eastern and western districts
Of Oklahoma. Eastern district
shall comprise Indian Territory
aud western Oklahoma. The new
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
BILL
HAS PASSED
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
will Shine asa Slarin the National
Firmament after March A 1000.
THERE WILL Be NO 8OOzE.
In the New State till it Becomes Of
Age-Passed by Vote Sc 10 II.

1t IS statehood. The senate took
the final vote last night about eight
O'Clock and the bill passd by vote
Of So to II. New Mexico comes in
but Arizona is left out in the cold.
Washington, Feb. The sen
ate today, considered the amend
ments to the joint statehood bill.
The first amendment taken up pro.
hibits the sale Of liquor in the In
dian Territory for ten years. Cal
liuger offered an amendment as a
substitute for the committees pro
vision making the time twauty-oue
years and extending its operation
to The entire state.
BY a vote of53to 10 theGallihg
substitute prohibiting the sale Of
liquor was adopted The GalIinger
amendment covers the entire state
Of Oklahoma and Indian Territory
as combined by the committee
bill.
Teller and Spooner spoke in sip
port Of the substitute, and Bailey
Bacon, Hepburn, Foraker aud
Mallory against it. The opposition
was based OH the grounds that ths
provision contemplated an inter
ference with the police powers Of
the state. There was no division
on party lines Of the vote on the
.Gallinger amendment, The amcnd
ment was debated by several sens
tors, including Gallinger, McLaur-
in, Stone, Carmack, Morgan and
Clay. Stone advocated the amend
ment, McLaurin opposed il, as an
interference with state rights, and
Mr.. Morgan said he would favor il
if domestic wine should be expect
ed.
The text Of the Gallinger
amendment applying TO the entire
state Of Oklahoma is as follows:
"The manufacture, sale, barter
or giving away Of Intoxicating
liquors within this state is pro
hibited for the period Of twenty
one years after the date Of admis-
sion of this state into the Union,
and thereafter until the people oi
this state shall otherwise provide
1 by amendment Of this constitution
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

house, good well, orch ard ana vineyard oeauti-l
iul home ana lccauon, $1,000. X block 4-room
house, gooo well, barn. storage ROOM storm
house, orchard, beautiful location, 81 200. 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
stephenson-Browne Lbr. Co. Phone 81

in manner prescribed therein.
Amy person VINO shall manufacture
sea barter or give away any in-
toxicating liquor Of any kind, in-
eiading beer, ale and wine, contrary
to the provisions Of this section is
hereby declared to be guilty Of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof before any court Of compe-
tent Jurisdiction shall be punished
by imprisonment for not less than
81 days nor more than 100 days
and by fine Of not less than $50
nor more than 5000 for each Of
fence, upon admission Of this state
in.o the Union, the provisions of
the sections shall be Immediately
enforced in the courts Of this
state.
cacnsak oAessd al amendment
Is n.uaapg ae p ision IN The
oil requiring he adoption Of a
coustitut on by the state of Okla
homa, many y he provisions of
w chs p be .rreYoeable shoat
.tae coasel of Tie United S ates.
aemee was agreed to on
a M yo-e VOC
The following ase lle general
provi4ions of the bill.
Alimaia persons ovef ~ years
Of age iaelaaiag Iadians, shall have
ga4es TO d constitute oAai couyen-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

state shall be part Of the Eli ghth
judicial district
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
CHRISTMAS DANCE
IN ROCKVILLE

ROChS1f1I@r1, zsISs4.-s Bee 22I.-5he young
people OF this place gave their annual
Christmas dance at the town hall last
evening, to the enjoyment of large
crowd OF visitors z5-cu Washington.
Rockville, and OF this county
The committee in charge consisted of
Messrs- Edward e Dawson John J.
Higgins, jr-. Randolph Mason, aad wal
ter Williams, who. with the assistance
OF the young ladies of the town, had
beautifully decorated the han for the
occasion The cElaperons were Mrs
William Dawson and Mrs Henry Brad
ley, Of Rockville. and Mrs. Hazel Ca
shell. of Lay Hill, this county. The
music for the occasion was furnished
BY Washington talent.
Among the guests and visitors present
we're Miss Bessie Buck. Misses Mary,
Matte, and Julia BTdwner. 4Iiss Jo-
a alexander Miss Halle English. Miss
Fannie LipseoHb, Miss Janett- Stevens
Miss Ball, Miss Merrill Miss Eva Dar-
nelile, Dr. and Mrs. Stewairt, Mr. and
Mrs Coombs. Messrs- L.srrler and Je-
rome Graham, William WaSes nan Er-
nest Meckiin. Bartlett Hoover. Richard
stone Frank Mattingiy Cy Cummings.
FRANK Pierce, and MeSsrS- Tucker Isfep
and Spear all of WaSfingror1. Miss
Rush. ef Paris, Texas; Mr. and Mrs
Miss Hattie Griffith Miss Brooks. ard
Ihonas Griffith, OF RedIand;s Misses
Cara and Catherine Beall and Charles
Beau. Of OakdaIe, Nd; Misses Bessie
and Lucy Waters and Paul and Charles
Waters and Norman Belt of Gathers
burg. Md; Miss Ethel Waters. Of Ger
raantown. Md, and Mr. Spates, of
Poolesviils
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
NEW YEAR RECEPTIONS

According to time-honored custom.
many of the homes of Washington will
be opened TO callers tomorrow Outside
of the grand reception at the White
House, in the residences of the Cabinet
families and high officials of the Govern
ment, society matrons generally Will re-
ceive. Among those who announce their
intention OF so doing are the following:
Mrs. Barber, assisted by her daughters,
Misses Viola and Bessie and her niece,
Miss May Barber. 102 c Street north-
east; : 20
Miss Myrtle and Marie Bell. assisted
by Miss Daily Arundel of Ashburn, Va,
and Miss Bertha Parsons. 1201 Fourth
Street northwest: 6 TO s.
Miss Elizabeth Bobh. at the Y. NJ c.
A; To :.
Miss Nellie B. Brown. assisted by Mrs.
Eugene G. Brown. Miss Sarah Morrison.
Miss Ethel Ward. Miss Faith Stock.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
BLACK ARROW"
DANCE PRIZES

The Black Arrow dance which was
given at st. Joseph-s Hall. Fifth and
II Streets northwest. Thursday evening.
under the auspices of the Red Rose
Dancing Club, was pstron.zed br
merry crowd The special feature OF
the evening was the finding ara the
drawing OF the Black Arrow prizes.
The prizes We're won as follows. Mems
first prize, by Mr. Ofer1stine. second
prize. Mr. Garner: vsornenFs first prize.
Miss Garry. second prize Miss Ludwig.
The dancing was Il charge of Edward
Dorsey, j. Crouch. Miss Josie Cambell.
and Mrs ~ Suit The judges were Il.
sooksey, John " Reh, and William
Wilson.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

Miss Mary HeIf. and Miss Margaret
DooIlan' ZolS University Place: 4 10 z.
o., Miss IS Bertha L Chitzman, from TO 6.
Miss Mae and Irene Carter of 2552
University Place northwest assisted by
Miss Blanche Crosby, at home after i
Miss Claf1n, assisted by Miss Caldwell.
Miss Coliamer, Miss Hall, Mill Ide and
MISS Lindsay, 1117 o Street northwest
Mrs r. Carson. assisted by the Misses
Nellie and Annie Busch. the Misses
Rosie. Annie, and Rhea Huck. Miss Jane
Knight. Miss Rose L. Mills Miss Ger
trUde E Hefron- Miss Nellie Mcmahon,
Miss Annie Falvey. Mrs. Donaldson.
Miss Ella Hobbs Miss Louise Cham bers.
Miss Virgie Davis. Miss Ida Rragrnier,
Miss Maggie Canter, Mrs. Rose Mills.
Miss Mary YeaIey, Mrs B. Keith, SO
Eighth Street northwest; 10 TO-
Mrs Lizzie DuvaII. assisted by Mrs.
Annie Sanford, Miss CIeary and Mrs.
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ths< Misses Mckenna. Miss Harlan. Miss
Edith Childs. Miss Warren, Miss For
aker, Miss Lucy kean, Mrs. VAIN
wright. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor.
Mrs Fairbanks will observe her Sen
atorial Thursdays at home until inau-
guration day, and will give another
large tea IN February
Miss Rodrick entertained a number of
young persons on Friday evening in hon
or of her brother, Alfred Games of a
unique character were participated In
and prizes were won by the Misses
Boehmer, Kraemer. and Webb. and the
Messrs- Hudson and Hardester Re
freshments We're served in the dining
room, where the decorations were IN
red and green.
Those present were Mrs. Alien the
Misses Roehmer. Bohannon. Kraemer.
Reese, and Webb. and the Messrs Allen.
Baumann, Carroll. Hardster, Hudson.
Sniffin, and Watson
a pleasant surprise party was given
for Bennie Martin. of Pomfret Md, who
is visiting his cousins at 905 Twelfth
Street northeast. Those present were
the Misses Mcpherson, NJ Baxter, g.
X
A. Barrow, Birthberk. A Diver. NJ Div
er, Stobus V Martin, E Martin, Harris,
Nielsen. True. SHED, Barrow, Ashton,
Mrs Nielsen, B. Martin. Mrs Mary
fIardey, Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Harding
Mrs Barrow, and little Edna Harding.
Miss Margaret Berkeley entertained
masquerade party Wednesday evening
at her home, 4z6 Eighth Street south
east. There were numerous costumes.
Among those present were the Misses
A Meyers. H Seamore, H. Rowe. Z.
Perkins, c. Crawford, l.. johnson, H.
Dennison. z. Johnson. A. Talbot. M
Talbot. of Baltimore; J. Price, S. Stat
ford. and A. Williams, ]. Berkeley, NJ.
Perrie. e Baldwin, l.. Perrie, N But
tier. II. Baldwin. \. Lee. NJ Havener,
NJ. Price, and little Miss Cariine Stealey
After games and music were enjoyed
supper was served in the dining hall
Among the characters were ghost,
'1tveninG star" Ked Riding Hood.
George and Martha Washington and
many others as well.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

pie are well known here. Col John Nc
Elrey. uncle of the bride, gave her
away
The wedding was quiet one, only the
immediate relatives being present
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white lace over tafeta. and wore a pic
ture hat and carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley.
Miss Harriet Carey. sister of the bride.
was maid of honor, aftired in grace
full frock of white Liberty silk. with pic
ture hat, and carried American Beauty
roses The best man was Theodore
Elton. of North Dakota
The young couple left for little we'd
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

Michael Burk, from to Z 25s NJ street
northwest.
Mrs Jennie Douglas. assisted BY Miss
Anita Martin. Miss Sarah Hawkins.
Miss Anna Taylor, Mrs J. Douglas.
Mrs Evrett Brook, Mrs A :Yancy, and
Mrs Pondexter, 1888 Pierce Place
northwest; 4:So TO p. m
Mrs J. ]. Dickerson. 81 n Street
northwest, assisted by Mrs C. r. Bas-
ham, Mrs R. Blythe of New Jersey,
Mrs T. B. Spriggs. Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Walter Young. Miss II Young, Mrs.
Anna SIade and Miss I. a Sfratton.
Mrs James A -Digg. assisted by Miss
Mary Diggs and Mrs DR.. Green. 1920
Sixteenth Street northwest. to S.
Mrs. William Dudley, 2.s1 Colur1bus
Road assisted by Mrs Irving B. Dud-
ley. Mrs. J. B. Littlewood, Mrs Charles
Continued on Page Six. this Section1
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
hat to match Miss Jennie G. Barley
played the Wedding marches.


hat to match. Miss Jennie G. Barley
played the wedding marches.
The marriage OF Miss Ada kgthIaen
Anderson. daughter II aIr.and Mrs.
" T. Anderson, Of AnaeostIa. and
Joseph K. Hodgson. of this city. took
place at the reetory o. Etnrnaauel
Proteataat Episcopal Church al 80
o'eiecb
The eereEtsny was performed by .hs
Rev willard G. Davenport, the rector
OF Emmanuel Church. ana was Wit
messed By the immediate relatives % the
contracting parties The bride was
given in marriage By her father.
Mr. ana Mrs Hodgson left inlme-
dlateiy after the ceremony for a ts.s,
10 the New England States. sad on
their return VIII make their hostle st
afis Street northwest. Washington
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

ding journey. but viii return carly :,
January, TO make their herae here.
The marriage OF Miss Emma Agnes
Harrison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Harrison, 50 Grant Street. Ana.
costa and George Wilson Jones. of
southern Maryland. was solenlnized
Tuesday in St Teresa-s Church, Wash
ingtoh and Fillmore Streets. Anacostia
The Rev. Charles NJ Bart. pastor. per
formed the ceremony.
me bride was attended by Miss Mat
tie Leonard, of Anacostia. CourIncI-
Hayden of southern Maryland. actei
as best man The bride wore a tailor
made suit OF dark blue broadcIotb. with
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Personal Goss'D

The Netherlands minister, NJ. Van
Swinderen. and Nine. Van Swinderen.
whose marriage tcok place in this CITY
some days ago. have returned to Wash
ington from their bridal journey. and
will be at home at 1873 NJ Street, where
the legation is now located.
Mrs. Dalzell had receiving with her
yesterday afternoon at her regular
weekly lat home" Mrs Daniel Lothrop
and Miss Margaret Lothrop, OF Concord
Mass.
Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs
Hitchcock have as guests until after
their New Year reception. Mrs. Comegvs
and Mrs. Arthur sewell, of PhiladeIphia.
Miss Helen Cannon. daughter of
Speaker Cannon. returned to Washing
ton yesterday from her holiday trip TO
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Receptions and Dinners

President RooseveIt's children had a
number of their young friends at the
White House last evening when games;
and dancing were INDUCED in The af-
fair was quite Informal and only the
most intimate friends of the young peo-
pie were invited Among the guests
were the Groton students staying in the
White House as the guests of the Pres!-
dents two sons, Theodore Roosevelt. ir..
and Kermit Roosevelt. the latter still a
student at Croton.
Senator and Mrs Foraker were among
the dinner hosts of last night. having as
guests Secretary OF War and Mrs. Taft
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor and
Mrs Metcalf, Sir Chentung LANG
Cheng, the Chinese minister: Senator
and Mrs Spooner, Mr.. Alger. General
Crozier. Mr. and Mrs Mcfarland, Col
onel ard Mrs Bromwe1l, Mr.. and Mrs
Garfield, Gen and Mrs ohn w. Fos-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Schoeps, of Cincinnati
and Mrs and Mrs. King Wainwrisht. of
Philadelphia
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks were the
guests Of honor at a dinner last night
WITH ex-senator and Mrs. John B. Hen
derson ds hosts. Their other guests
Were Senator and Mrs. Scott, Represer-
latiVe and Mrs. Huff Mr. and Mrs
Boardman, Mr and Mrs Amos Pinchot.
General and Mrs Gillespie. Assistant
Secretary OF State ard Mrs. I.oorris. Mr..
and Mrs Curtis, and 81r. and Mrs. John
b Henderson, jr.
Little Miss Louise Cromwell enter
tanned a luncheon party Yesterday ar
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollyer Cromwell in * Street. Her
guests were the two small daughters
OF the Belgian minister, Marguerite and
AK Moncheur, Margaret Draper. Nancy
Nen, Yulee Noble, Elinor Slater. Mary
Goldsborough. Gladys Efnclxlev. and
Lucille Lawson.
a large number Of young people in
vited 20 the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
r. Mclean last evening saw the old
year out and the new year in A dinner
preceded the dance, the guests at both
coming from the social set too young
for formal presentation, while there
Were with them "a the dance a nurnbar
OF the Gebutantes of this season and
last
Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks opened
her residence in Massachusetts Avenue
for tea yesterday afternoon, and re-
ceiYed several hundred guests. The en-
tire Indiana delegation, including a
number of young people home from
school for the holidays and friends of
the younger members of the Fairbanks
family, the Senate and House and dipIo-
matte and resident society were all rep
resented. Mrs. Fairbanks wore a gown
of white liberty satin with silver en-
broidery. and her daughter, Mrs. John
Timmons, who assisted, wore a gown
of Pompadour pink and white silk com
biped with green velvet.
Miss Cannon. Mrs. Alger. and Mrs.
John W. Foster We're at the tea table,
while among the young people assist
ing were Nine. Perez. Miss de Azpiroz,
The Washington times., 1905-01-01


| oi1e- I54S Roanoke Street. VIII not be at
home Fridays. bat will be pleased to
see her friends Mondays in January.
Mrs. Ed L. Barclay. of the Virginia
Flats, viii not receive New Year Day
Mrs Harry T Wolf. of $50 C Street
! southeast, will be at home Fridays in
Jaruarx.
Miss Rosa Frank, ef Baltimore. is viz
iting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hart, on Kalorama Avenue
Mrs William Bass, who has been visit
ing all through the West for the past
ten weeks, has returned to Washington
and will be at home Thursdays in jan
usary and February.
Miss Rita Baer, of NJ Street. enter
tained a few of her friends Monday
night in honor of Miss Mildred Dinkel-
speI. of New York
Miss Bertha Wolf left town yesterday
TO visit Baltimore and to attend her
brothers wedding.
Mr. and Mrs y. D. Frank, of Balti-
more, will spend New Year with their
T..
The Junior Section of the Council of
Jewish Women gave a reception yester-
cay afternoon in the vestry rooms of
the temple after welI-arranged pro.
gram of music and song, when refresh
ments were served and the New Year
cheer predominated. Miss Sara West
presided, assisted by the members.
a public lecture OF much interest to
be given before the Senior Section of the
Council OF Jewish Women on next
Wednesday evening in the temple on
Eighth Street at o'clock win bring to-
gether the friends of the most timely
subject of American Passports in Rus
sia." which is TO be handled by the
Hon Francis Burton Harrison. of New
York, who has given much time ana
study to this particular subject.
a program OF vocal. piano, and violin
sections has been arranged by profess
s.onals in this city and viii be of the
best.
The Washington times., 1905-01-01
Weddings.

Thursday evening Miss Katherine
Carey and Rolla r Currie were married
at the Church of st. Alban The bride
Is the daughter OF the late b F. Carey.
of this city, and both of the Young peo-
The Washington times., 1905-01-01

he Monday when
H. the Cabinet re-
S officials the Government Washington
be is annual signal
gathering North and South who
hope to social political life
Society its BEST and remains until Congress-
President Roosevelt 1t is
happy circumstance which ushering
There particular just little
life little variety great many more
changes than before The
changes things felt rather
is due all the praise and blame
change Monday when few more gayly
uniformed officers
Wynne time
and
what wear
for ghtod gowns to wear on oial occasions and to-
will
tonight at the Austrian embassy
Secretary another Aorton
with pleasant events
zeeas There are several large theater
Pulitzer of New twenty
society chperoned by
Oliver Cromwell being of
Wednesday Richard give
afternoon reception the british am
bassado dinner Mr. and Mrs
Thursday Speaker Cannon will
Fairbanks viii follow her
Friday Mrs wife
again entertain at dinner Mrs Fairbanks will give her second
large and Dr. Mrs
dnnerp parties
The come to Wash
ingon Cowes
give a luncheon in their Sunday.
Christmas week has been particularly
stephen Elkns
for which in
utra-fashfonale
George Law of New
tertained dinner honor
r. McIeans
a
They figured at the Cornell Glee
Solicitor
of
daughter Sonora
daughter India Belle hote
Dinner
parties viii obtain for the