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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

route to Auburn to visit her son. Mr..
John Allen Allen, who Is attending
school there.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. winchester will
arrive Tuesday morning and will be at
home with Mrs. P. C. Massie. $50 South
Court Street
Mr.. B. H Mathews and two little
daughter, have returned to their home
In Camden after visiting his mother.
Mrs. r. L Mathews.
Mrs Edward Farrior has returned
to her home at Letohatchie after
visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
H. Mcpherson.
Mrs Lila Gordon. OF Admission is
the guest Of Mrs. e. r. Barnes on VIII
son Street.
Rev. and Mrs. e. e. cobbs are being
congratulated on the birth of a son.
whom they have named. Edward
Ellarbe.
Mrs. Henry Ingram and little daugh-
ter, Henri, and Miss Sailie Fannie
Evans, OF Columbus, Ga are the guests
of Mrs. Ernest Bussey at her home
45s s. Court Street.
r
Mrs Ben Noble has returned from
Atlanta where she has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Patter-
son. and Miss Nina Gentry.
Miss Mamie Farnham has returned to
her home in Evergreen after Wis
to Miss Mary Joe Matthews.
Miss Rebecea Rutledge will leave
in a few days for Birmingham on a
visit to Miss Kathleen stringfeliow
Miss voucef strong. of Brewton,
will arrive in a few days to visit Miss
Lillian merson on Court Street.
Miss Robbie Nethereott, of Martin,
Tenn is the guest of Miss Wilhelmina
Cardinal on syre Street.
Miss Bessie Farrior Of FIT. Deposit,
who has been visiting Miss Lois Nc
Pherson, has gone to Hayheville to
visit friends.
Mrs. Henrietta Roauemore and little
daughter Katharine. left yesterday for
Louisville, KY, where they will visit
Rev. and Mrs. George B. Eager, before
returning to their home In Boston.
MISS JOSGPAd 49AA lCS $hAASS NHtAfAChO
McCord and Master Chiffon Smith of
PrattviIe spent the week end with
Miss Nellie Booth to attend a party
given by Masters Lawton and Booth
Campbell
Mrs. A. NJ Riley Of Andulusia has
been the guest of Miss Cellie Dawson
for the past week. On Saturday they
left for Judson College, at Marion, for
a visit of several days.
Miss Kathleen Weaver of Wilkes
Barre, Pa. will arrive this evening to
be the guest of her sister, Mrs A.
Rudolph Eley at Lomax apartments
221 South Court street.
Mrs. ]. d. Carter. Jr., OF Atlanta Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. D. Carter
ON Finley Ave.
Lieutenant william Preston Screws
U. s. A has Joined his wife who is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lahey on
Goldth waite street. Mr.. Screws Is serv-
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Toney, Mrs. J. c. Anderson. Mrs. T. c.
Mcclellan, Mrs. J. T.. Mayfield. Mrs
Dowdeli Mrs. Alex Garland, Mrs. Mary
Randolph Jordan. Mrs. w. G. Oates.
y. e. b STUART CHAPTER or @ OF @.
The j. e. 3. Stuart Chapter Children
OF the Confederacy are urged to be
present at the cemetery on Monday In
celebration OF Memorial Day The chap
ter will assemble at o'clock at the
gate and march In body under the
direction of Mrs. Bibb Graves. Each
child viii wear q red badge. Each
member OF the, chapter Is urged to
send wreath to the residence OF Mrs
j. c. Lee.
Mrs. r. r. stephens. Director
r =
ATTENTION FLOWERS LOVERS
Miss e. r, Anderson has received a
number of specimens of East Indian
bamboo from the Agricultural Depart
ment at Washington and those menu
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bers OF the Flower Growers Associa-
ton who spoke for specimens can get
them by sending to Miss Andrews at
sfo Mildred street.
DOCTOR THOMAS BRANNoN
HUBBARD ABROAD.
The many friends here OF Dr. Thomas
Brannon Hubbard, who is completing
his medical studies at Columbia Uni
versity. New York City, will be inter
ested In hearing that he has gone to
Europe as the private physician OF q
gentleman In delicate health. They
sailed Dednesday upon the Teutonic.
After brief stay In Paris they will
journey to Switzerland where they
will remain until September.
DR.. Hubbard Is the sun OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Hubbard OF this city.
COUNTRY CEUB DINNER
FOR MISS MATTHEW'S !.
Last night Hon. John III. Wallace, Jr..
was host at q very beautiful dinner at
the Country Club In compliment to
Miss Eleanor Matthews. of Birfning-
ham The guests. In addition 10 the
lovely young bud in whose honor the
dinner was given. We're: Miss Georgis
Eaffoid. Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Miss
Sarah Warren Wilkerson. Mr.. Frank
Stollenwerck. Mr.. Davis Stakely and
Mr.. Fteids.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
The Elizabeth Armstrong Chapter,
No. 10. will hold its regular meeting at
the Masonic Temple Monday, April 2eth
The meeting will be called promptly
1T o'clock
Visiting members are invited to
BY order w. VI.
Mrs. H. ID. Chaffee
Secretary.
Mr.. Brooks Flowers has returned
from an extended business trip through
the middle West
Mrs. Thomas Cahoon and children
are visiting relatives in jackson. Miss.
r r
Mrs. George e. Enslen OF wetumpka
and her daughter. Miss Olive. passed
through Montgomery yesterday en-
t-.s-
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marriage of Miss Laura Eubank Me-
Nell. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. HI.
MrNeill, to Mr.. William Leslie Benham.
which Will take place on Thursday
evening at . o'clock at the st. Fran
els Street Methodist Church.
After the ceremony. an informal re-
ception for the relatives and intimate
friends will be held at the brides home
on st. Francis Street. The decorations
will be in green and white. and the
bridal party consists of Miss Bertha
Faircloth of Dothan. Ala, first maid of
honor: Miss Lucy BenIlam, sister Of the
groom, from Blue Mountain, Miss, Sec
ond maid of honor: the two little
Misses Fran lizard and Lilliehelle
Kimbrough will be the flower girls; Mr..
Mayer Aldridge is the best man. and
the ushers are: DR.. Percy Howard Or.
Neil Sellers. Mr.. George Benham and
Mr.. H. II. Mcneil. Jr.
A special feature of this wedding
will be the music. which Is under the
supervision of Mr.. Charles Dunstan,
and which will be very beautiful. A
number OF organ and vocal solos will
be heard and also the Bridal Chorus
from the Rose Maiden. Miss Porter
Brown. formerly of Montgomery. but
now Of Prattville. Ala, will be among
the out-of-town guests. and Mr.. II. H.
Mcneil, Jr., has already arrived from
the Southern University.
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Millionaire Thread Manufacturer Me-
lieves Daughter Was Kidnapped.
New York. April 2s.--Adeie Hoas. IS
year old daughter Of Arthur Boas. mil
lionaire fhread manufacturer, Is naisa-
ing and relatives today declared their
belief that she had been kidnapped,
While out shopping with her mofhsa
yesterday after school the girl grew
tired and was sent home. Though only
eight blocks from her fathers rest.
dence, she never reached there Shs
had only ten cents IN her purse. she IL
I'VE feet eight inchs tall. weighs ise
pounds. has blue eyes and brown hair
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w. Il. STEWART KILLS
SELF WITH EHOTGyTM

Huntsviiie. April 4.---tSpseiat.y-~
William II. Stewart. resident Of
Monte SAND drive chose q bloody meth.
cd of ending hts life today by blow
Ing out his own brains with a shot
gun.
Stewart had been III several months
and becoming respondent secured q
shot gum He placed the muzxia un-
der his chin and pulled the trigger
His brains ware scattered cver the
room.
stewart was forty years old and un-
married.
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L. N. vass Mrs Jack Thorinston MrA
Charles Neivson Mrs w. g. Fuller. Mrs.
Jesse Lamar. Mrs. s. Hertz.
WINNIE DAVIS CHAPTER o or Q
The members OF the Winnie Davis
Chapter. will meet with the Director,
Mrs. d. r. Holt. Jr., at cloyerdales
Saturday, May LIST at o'clock MAJOR
w. w. Screws will address the Chapter.
MRS. KIRKPATRICK'S
DINNER FOR MRS. TONEY.
Among the many beautiful affairs
given in honor of Mrs Sterling b.
Toney during the past week. was the
luncheon given by Mrs. James A. Kirk
patrick. The flowers used were pink
primroses. The guests were; Mrs :
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through the beautiful woods were en-
joyed A delicious picnic lunch was
served. The members of the class and
their guests, were: Misses Margaret
Wooifork, lie Grande Smith. Lucy
Ffske, Lee Marks. Mittie Holt. Phyllis
Gayle. Virginia Howard. Mary Baldwin
Williams. Sallie Watkins Wood. Messrs
Milton Wood Horace StringfeIlow Alien
Hopkins, Jen Steiner Joel Massey.
Fred Hammond. Ebert Holt, Trent
Ragland. GUSTAV Gilmer. Leo Baarcke.
WINNIE uAyTs CxFAPTER
me mem bers OF the Winnie Davis
Chapter, Children OF the Confederacy
are requested at meet at Court Square
Monday, April 26th at 1850 o'clock m.
Tor the purpose or attending the mem
orial exercises at the cemetery. A
special car engaged for the chapter
will leave the square promptly at 2:45
o'clock. The following ladies will act
as chaperones. Mrs w. p. Watt. Mrs.
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Woman and Society

Holmes Mrs. Emile Well read paper
on the life 81 the author. and Miss
AmaIia Myer read an original study On
his poetry.
Mrs. Leon Well read selections from
The Lear and "chambered Nautilus"
PTCNIC AT PICKETT SPRINGS
Mrs. B. J. Baldwin entertained her
Sunday school class OF st. Johns
Church. at a picnic at Pickett Springs
on Saturday Dancing was indulged
In throughout the day and walks
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THE BABY OPERA.


Friday. April 3Osh.
The Baby opera which will be given
at the Grand on Friday night, April
Reynolds Circle of the Young womens
Society of Court Street Church. Miss
Couric. the director OF the opera has
given one hundred and sixteen operas
In different parts Of the South. and has
always had wonderful success. Three
hundred selected children from the best
families OF the city-giris ranging from
to IL years OF age I'm costume" and
a group OF five year old boys dressed
as clowns will entertain the audience
at the Grand In a manner that will no
doubt draw a crowded and appreciative
audience. Tickets on sale at The
Grand box office Wednesday morning
at O'CLOCK. ADV
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prisoners from the naval prison at
Chariestown. Mass. Captain Charles c.
Carpenter. commanding there. has been
detached on the ground that he was
not sufficiently strict In prison disai-
pline. The. prisoners have not been re-
captured
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NEGRO Is RESCUED.

A Near-Lynehing in Savannah of Black
who Robbed Girl.
Savannah, Ga, April 24.--Bpt for the
protection afforded him by ! number
of policemen early tonight. an un-
known negro who after a struggle had
robbed Miss Nellie Brown, a young
white girl of her purse. and who was
pursued by over thousand men, would
In all probability have been iynehed.
AS II was blood was streaming from
minor wounds in his head when the
officers rescued him at the city market,
while the streets around 1T were a
solid mass of men and boys
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Berlin. April 24.-AdvIces received
here from Bozen. Tyrol, says that Hen
reich Conreid. the former director of
the Metropolitan Opera House in New
York. suffered an apoplectic stroke on
Thursday. His condition is consider
ed hopeless, he has not recovered
consciousness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Mrs. Ham. Modiste. has opened par.
Tors at I'll liz Dexter Ave--Mrs. vii.
sons old standard Will make a num-
Der OF Easter gowns at greatly reduced
prices tn coming week. Phone 334s.
adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Tallahassee, Fla. April 24.--The
House today passed a resolution to re-
port the McMuIlen prohibition bill.
which was passed by the House yes
terday. back 60 the Senate next Tues
day for concurrence.
Monday being a holiday. both tho
House and Senate adjourned today un.
til Tuesday.
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TEXAS BANK RoBBED.

Palestine, Texas. April a. Robbers
entered the bank at Buffalo, Leon
county. early today. dynamited the
safe and escaped with $500 in cash.
The safe was wrecked. A posse with
bloodhounds is pursuing the cracks.
men
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Interesting wedding Of Young Person.
nj Greenvx wood.

nd Greenwood.
Gracevllle. Fla. April April a.
(Speeial)--Mr. Jesse Miller. accompa-
MED by quite party OF friends and
relatives. went to Greenwood wednes-
day, where he and Miss Annie Knapp
were married Thursday evening.
The bride Is an accomplished and
popular young woman. the Oldest
daughter OF the late Mr.. c. d. Knapp.
of Greenwood. The groom 10 prom
Using and highly esteemed young man
OF Faico. Ala, the Oldest son OF Mr..
s. NJ. Miller. of this city.
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LOwndesboro golden clover batter
specially priced ae 30c---the hest yow
have ever tasted. Guaranteed. ,Court
Square Market. Phone ASIA Afeehnn
e. Morris. Props.
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Memphis. Tenn, April 24.--Polics
records show no charges are pending
here against Bert Ward arrested ii
Seattle. Wash. for forging checks ana
said 70 be wanted In this city. POLES
ofiiciais declare they know nothing of
the man
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fed beef. pork, the barbeeue kind, Coz
Gordsn Hams and bacon euf or whcie.
Court Square Market. Phone ,287A
Mechan a Morris. Props.
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Ing detail in New Orleans and will
remain in Montgomery only few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baldwin have re-
turned from trip TO Panama and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Martin Jr. are
being congratulated upon the arrival
Of a son, who they have named Will
lam Graves.
Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Lehman. and
daughter. Miss Helen Lehman, left last
night for New York Mrs. Lehman ana
Miss Lehman will go to Europe to
spend two months.
Mrs. c C. sklllman. of Eufaula Is
the guest of Mrs Edward Mattel on
Court Street.
Miss Bette Harris. of Oak Hill, is
visiting Mrs. s. J. Thompson and fam
lily on South Hull street.
Miss Mamie Temple has returned
from visit to friends in wetumpka-
Mrs. william T. Smith. Jr.. of Mo-
bile, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. VIII
itafu r. 0othicfr ~ las MANU- = a. n
/. Little Miss Mary Noise. of Savannah,
10 the guest OF Mrs Bernard CASTOR.
Miss Florence Davidson has return
ed from Letohatchie. where she WIS.,
tied Miss Bessie Rogers.
Mrs. b. 8. Maultsby and little daugh-
ters, Janet and Helen. have gone to
Williamson. N. c.. to VISIT her mother.
Mrs, ] s.. Webb. of Tuskegee. Ia
at q local hospital conyalescent from a
serious operation.
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RubIra-Fitzpatrick Welding Party.

Another interesting event of the
week will be the wedding of Miss Nam
ME Fitzpatrick TO Mr.. Adrlano Rubira
The marriage. which will take place at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hopkins Fitzpatrick, on
wednesday evening at o'clock. will be
witnessed by only the relatives and a
few intimate friends. will be followed
at $50 by a large reception.
Miss Harriet Black will be the maid
Of honor and the bridesmaids are Miss
Lille Radcliffe and Miss Agnes orion.
The groomsmen are Mr.. Weems Staun-
ton and Mr.. William orion. and the
hest man is Mr.. wythe whiting.
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RosemOnf Gardens offers ON Monday
Geraniums. to a package, at zoe per
package or two packages for SSc.
Paris Daisies same price.
lie Dexter Avenue.
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Benham- Mcneil Bridal Party and Out
of-Town Guests.
Mobile. April "a Especially --An Inn
portant event of this week will be the
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Naval Captain Detached.
Washington. April 24.-Following an
inquiry into the recent escape OF tlve
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and ask for our price list.
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Goes 10 Netherlands
The Hague. April 24.---Jose del.
Paul has been appointed yenexneiasa
minister to the Netherlands and has
taken up his duties.
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FRESH sTRAwBERRTEs.
SCOTS strawberries. the delicious
kind. fresh every day. Abundant sup-
psy today>--I5c. Court square Market.
Phone 2Szl. Mechan a Morris. ProD's.
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Lieutenant william Preston Screws
U. S A. has Joined his wife who Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lahey on
Goidth waite street Mr.. Screws Is serv-
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Mrs. ]. d. Carter. Jr., OF Atlanta Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. D. Carter
on Finley Ave.
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Miss Bette Harris. of Oak Hill, is
visiting Mrs. s.. J. Thompson and fam
lily on South Hull street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Miss Kathleen Weaver of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, will arrive this evening to
be the guest of her sister. Mrs A.
Rudolph Eley at Lomax apartments
221 South Court Street.
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PICNIC FOR THREE Brrs-
navNGsEx a NJ


Mrs. w. b Fstxier entertained tn
dinner on Friday evening In honor OF
Or. Pettus Crum and his bride. The
dinner was among the pleasant infor-
NAL affairs of the busy social week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Mrs A. 81. Riley Of Andulusia has
been the guest of Miss Cellie Dawson
for the past week. On Saturday they
left for Judson College, at Marion, for
a visit of several days.
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Mrs. william T. Smith. Jr.. of Mo-
bile, is visiting her sister. Mrs. VIII
liam r. Settler, at Highland Park.
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The Sesame Club met In the vestry
Of the Temple Friday afternoon. when
o very fine program was rendered. The
topic OF study was DR.. oliver Wendell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Mrs. C. skillman. of Eufaula Is
the guest of Mrs. Edward Mattel on
Court Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Miss Bessie Farrior. Of FIT. Deposit,
who has been visiting Miss Lois Nc
Pherson, has gone to Hayneville to
visit friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Martin Jr.. are
being congratulated upon the arrival
OF son, who they have named Will
lam Graves
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Miss Mamie Temple has returned
from visit to friends in Wetumpka.
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

Mr.. Brooks Flowers has returned
from an extended business trip through
the middle West.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Miss Josepha Barnes Miss Cathlene
MeCord and Master Chiffon Smith of
PrattviIle spent the week end with
Miss Nellie Booth to attend a party
given by Masters Lawton and Booth
Campbell
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Miss Mamie Farnham has returned TO
her home in Evergreen after Wis :
to Miss Mary Joe Matthews.
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NJ. SUMMERS. Box n.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-17
Complimentary to Miss Auntsman.

As compliment to Miss Matte
antsman of Frankfort, Mo-. who has
been her guest the past three weeks,
Mrs. Clay donovan entertained at a
lawn party Thursday evening. The
Donovan home was made conspicu-
Gus with rows of the lighted Japanese
lanterns hung both in and out of doors.
and the lawn was comfortably ar
rang with chairs and settees. Musical
renditions and social intercourse made
the hours pass swiftly, and ice cream,
macaroons and punch were served
quite late.
The invitation list included Misses
Vera Yost, Anna Hill, Bess Latting,
Beulah Wantland. Allie Richards,
Olive Smith, Marguerite German, Rosa
Chastain. Ora Dawson. Frances Dono-
van, Lucille Dugan, Mary Lee Emerson,
Sue Freeman and Jennie Williams and
Messrs. Garyin Chastain, Frank Dews,
Joe and Ed Burton, Fred Westphal
Delbert Butcher, Joe Dougan, Albert
Hendrix, Jim Mobley, Ben Brooks,
Reece Smith Harry Hendricks, Cliff
Barefoot Dick Wootten and Homer
Brown
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-17
Juvenile Stag Party.

Juvenile Stag Party.
A stag party, none the less merry
because of the youthfuIness Of the
guests, was given yesterday at the
home Of MI and Mrs. o. F Nicholson,
their son Charles celebrating his sixth
birthday by entertaining sixteen OF
his boy friends. The boys were en-
tertained at the house from the hours
OF $50 to o'clock, and during that
time all the sports and games known
to boys were played. Refreshments
were served and huge birthday cake
bearing six lighted candles was cut.
A dime hidden in the cake was found
by AMI Ikard. AT o'clock the guests
were given a line party at the Folly,
which furnished delightful concIu-
sion to the evening.
The guests were: Reford Bond,
Charles Hill Jones, Floyd Askew, John
Henry DcKinder, AMI and Goebel
Ikard, John Albert DeKinder, Jack and
Joe O'Leary, Charles Miller, Tudy Tsh-
Ter, Vance Thweatt, Hubert Fox, John
Stevens. James OShea and Willie
Rolf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-17
Idle Hour Whist Club.


The jolly party OF married folk be-
longing to the Idle Hour Whist Club
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
F. Johns at a meeting Tuesday even
ing, and played cards at four tables
The most progressions among the la
dies in the club was made by Mrs
A. A. Humphrey, to whom prettily
framed picture was given.
The lady guest scoring highest was
Mrs. B. B. Barefoot, who received a
fancy little jardiniere for her skill
The gentleman's, club prize was a deck
of playing cards and was won by pr
vann. and matchholder. the guesi
favor, was presented Mr.. Barefoot
When the guests wearied OF the cards
luncheon cloths were spread, and al
appetizing collation. was served
Guests other than members present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. M. G, Cannon
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Barefoot, Mr. ant
Mrs. G. L. Stone and Mr.. shaffnel
Phelps.