The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-13
SOCIETY
BY KAYE REMINGTON

den last night.
Mrs. J. B. Sparks entertained a
few friends at dinner yesterday
Covers were laid ior Mesdames G.
Il. Atkinson, John Crib, ]. w.
Light, DE. Emerson, Frank Tins
man and M A. Hamilto n.
Miss Phoebe Hampton is spend.
ing several days in Oklah oma
City.
Mrs. r. A. Speiker and baby
and Mrs. H. Speiker have returned
from a visit in Isabella Oklaho-
ma.
Mrs. Ruins Estes has been con-
fined to her home this week with
an attach Of fever.
Messers ]. w. Light. B. P.
Smith, and T. J. Smith OF Tuttle
are in western Texas on bust
ness.
Mrs. ]. 4. Freemna has returned
from a delightful three weeks vis-
| it in Dallas, Terrell and other points
in Texas.
Miss Lee Irwin Bird has return
ed from visit in Minco with Mrs.
! Mont Campbell and Miss Dora
Wombone.
Misses Comegys and Almond,
who haAe been the guests Of Miss
Virginia Dulin, have returned 70
1 their hcme in Gainesville Texas,.
The "Euphronia" society Of the
I high school gave an interesting
| program at the Carnegie last eve
ming, beside several interesting
| musical numbers, short farce was
I given that was greatly enjoyed by
the audience.
The Elks dance to have been on
next week has been postponed till
the following week, aud a number
of Elks will attend the dedication
of the "Elks Home in FL Reno,
which will take take place Oh the
coming Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Ray was pleasantly
surprised on Thursday evening at
her home on south seventh street,
the occasion being her birthday.
Miss Ray received number ut
handsome presents. After a few
interesting games a dainty lun-
cheon was served Those who en-
joyed the evening were; Misses I'M
hoff, Bishop and Scofern, and
Messrs. McNiel. Carl and Bashar.
The following clipping taken
from the Galveston News will
probably be of interest to the many
Friends of Mrs. Ed F. Johns. Zone
Of the most pleasant events in the
social world during the holidays
was the entertainment given yb
Mrs. L. D. Amsler and Miss Har-
|ryette Mayo on Saturday afternoon
:, in honor of her guest, Miss May
Bowers of Chattanooga Tenn.
Miss Will Tompkins and Mrs. Ed
F. Johns of Chickasha, | T.. The
numerous and elaborate festivities
of the week reached the climax
when these gracious hostesses ar
ranged for the entertainment OF
their friends a pleasant afternoon.
The morning dawned bleak and
gloomy. Heavens food gates
seemed to open to pour its contents
npon the earth but as the hour ap-
preached for the arrival Of the
guests the inclement weather be-
came very favorable, until at last
old Sol burst forth in all his glory,
filling with gladness the hearts OF
those favored with invitations.
The interior Of this lovely home
was adorned with brilliant Christ
mas decorations. From every
lnook and corner and in festoons
upon the walls hung holly, moss,
bright red streamers ana merry
Christmas bells. In one corner of
the room stood beautiful holly
tree, reaching from floor to ceiling,
still laden in abundance from Santa
| Claus's pack. Everywhere the
Christmas spirit peryaded even to
the refreshments. The second
course of all elaborate menu was
lice cream served in boxes of the
exact size and representation Of
cannon FIRE crackers, in which a
| tiny paper fuse was inserted and
lighted. Besides these, on the
plates lay three tOrpedoes which
| proved TO be salted peanuts in
closed in tissue wrappers"
The Equal Suffrage Club held
an unusually interesting meeting
on last Monday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Cook. The
central thought Of the program
was Individual Enlightenment IS
tNeceeea~v ~ Natural Wisdom ,,