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pracuses It first. As for the me'noos u
economy, the author says:

rrsctises It first. As for the methods OF s"0H
economy. the author says:
The last things that Englishman ~1iiirss ia5ees
parts with the appurtenances an9 oo,,r5 j,iy
which permit him 10 his friends arpullo s Li,
a. his own table or at mis- club: and TINS Atpiiv
M and down through all but the las loM-t - ny,
with rs on the contrary the great mass "
lera i'm our large cities. would scarceN IL
having people To dine with them az theI ~ 80
An Fue1ishman forced 20 econpmlzN Ny.4. -,
o,,t ~ y y mouse into a small one IN oTuei ~ ~
standard Of living and certain per .,iis o.
which make for mis- personal comfort -
American would try the last to SUCK To ,l.o "a
iouse hut crt down the number o. sefF'ts Ia CO. az.
other personal C"nVenieTHeS ~ "ii'i' ~
set much store
IN one matter. noted by Mr. Collier the E"s
1ehrnan IS certainly wiser than the America"
ba takes more recreation and does it more s!s-
,a1,,a:fcaIlv as a thing that keeps him IN trlH
to- ,1oire, his hest work The consequence is II
,,.a may bo,ieve this observer, the EnghshTnah
is Younger for his years than is the American
be in fact. gets more out OF life not so ihuc"
money narhaps bat other things Whlch are
worth having together with money
vs-e have mentioned only few Of the suoJects
which are cIeverly dealt with in this volume II
may he con1unen nded 10 the reader as being seri-
o,s o,o,eb for a bit Of discussion and l1ght
,ro,c, for the amusement Of on empty honr.
= cooks 70 interpret in gossipping fashlon
,r-a., ,,aon1a 70 those who share some or thelr
oua1iries and in the process II eVoIVes sohe
suggestions which need not be secuted.
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MISCELLANE EOUS.


A rLUEALIsTIC UNIV ERSE Hilbert Lectures Lectures az az
Ma4eheE,'r goGSe I5, on JsT Ismss ienoo rp VII 4o5
,LonEmans- Green & Coz
sEI.F-ME REMENT. 4 Scale OF Human values
with Directions for Personal Application. ny VIII
lam De witt HYDE. limo. pp. -. tR. W. HUeeschD
In The Art of Life Series edited by Edward
Howard GrigEs.
PSYCHOLOGICAL. INTERPRETATIONS OF SOCIETY
Ry Michael NJ. Davies. jr. Fh. d svo. 23s
uonEmans, Green q Coz
Volume X,lN1ll in studies in History. Economics
and Public Law edited by the faculty Of Political
VITAL, ECONOMY: or HOW To CONSERVE YOUR
STRENGTH. BY Johr Fl. Clarke. NJ. D. 12mo. Pr
aG ca vessels Compauy1
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THINKING. Py irving ElSar
Miller Ph u. l2mo XIV. 3e CThe Macmillan
Company
THE TIAYH2EsE Ji5 ANR >1 TIE 4 rIAT ANP OTHER R
12no. pr xi. 2Io The Macmillan Company
ALL WELL. Edited by Jeanne Gillespie Pennington.
32mo. pp. I5+. dodge Publishing Company
collection quotations prose and
sONNETs OF a CHORUS GIRL By s. E. Kiser H.
1ustrated by Henry :. EDDY l6mo, pp. "a. Dodge
Publishing Company
CHEER Up by CHARLES Raymond. I2mo. pp 14S.
dodge Publishing Company
\ collection brief ESSAYS sketches
REFLECTIONS OF \ BACHELOR GIRL. BY Helen
Rowland. Decorated by Henry 5. Eddy. limo. pp.
40 Dodge Publishing Company
Do THE DEAD DEPART? BY r. Katharine Bates
Emo, PIP 263. dodge Publishing Company
THE COLORIST. Designed Commonly
Held Theory that Red. Yellow Blue
Primary Colors and 10 Supply the Much Needed Easy
with system Of Color Nomenclature and Other
Practical Information for Artists and Designers by
J. Arthur II HIATT svo. Pp. so. Cd. Van Nosrand
Company
THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF ANTI -SEMITIsM- An An
10 the Jewish Question. BY Abraham 5
Scnomer l2nlo xiii. l62. dsrael Publishing
Company
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t-odu-tiors by Francis 3 6Iuursre limo. Pp- N'
CThe Macmillan Company
VERSE SATIRE IN ENGLAND BEFORE THE
RENATSSANCE BY Samuel Marion Tucker, IN u
Syo m Xii. 247. tThe Macmillan Company
In The Columbia University studies I'm English
TBF, uoOr- OF WITCHES. BY Oliver MADDOX Huefer
with CoTored froutis--isce by W. Heath Roolnsoh-
Svo. pu Vt 325- John Mcbride Company
Tracing the history and legend OF witcheraft ana
the part PLAYED life 81 the Mddle Ages WIN
prosecutions ct he siNteentn
and seventeenth centuries in Europe and New Eng
land
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jUV VENILE.

LITTLE BUsYBODIES. The Life Of Crickce Ants
Bees. Beetles aud other Rusybodies jeanette
Marks and Julia Moody. Illustrated. 12mo Pr. vii.
1S2 ,fIarper & RrosD - '
Natural history lessons written in story form.
HARPER'S MACHINERY RoOK FOR BOYS Nv 10
seph II. Adams Illustrations ana a dotf,,ar,.
or mechanical terms. 12mo. pp. XII, 372 tfiaruer g
,'f>' :"
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HISTORY.

TURKEY IN REVOLUTION. Charles Toden Bax-
With thirty three Illustrations and a map. Svo.
2SI. tCharles SCribneT's Sons
THE RUSSIAN ARMY AND THE JAPANESE WAR
Being Historical and critical Comments the Mill
Policy and Power OF Russia Cam
paign In the Far East BY General Kuropa tkin.
Translated by Captain 4. r. Lindsay. Edited
Major e n. Swnton. In volumes Illus
tratons and maps. Svo, Up XXI 307; vii, 3is tE
r. Dutton &
VIRGINIA COUNTY NAMES. Two Hundred sey-
enty Years OF Nirgnian History. Charles
IcnE NJ A. Ph, D. 12mo. pos (Neale Pub
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FICTION.

FICTION.
MERELY PLAYERS. Stories Of life. Pv virginia
Tracy. i2mo. 33d tT'he century Company
Mr.. OPP. Ry Alice Rice Illustrated by Leon
Guipon 12no, pp. 32G- CThe Century Company
The quaint sayings OF a country newspaper pro
prietor.
A GENTLEMAN FROM MISSISSIPPI \ novel founded
play by Harrison Rhodes and Thomas 4
Wise 12mo, pp. $50 81. Ogivie Company
4 story American politics.
CHERCR DIVINE. BY Sewel Ford. 12mc. pp. SeS
Mitchell KennerleyD
The suburban adventures OF young millionaire
THE SEVEN WHO WERE HANGED A story by
Leond Andreyev- Authorized translation from the
Russian by Hermann Bernstein. limo. 1870. ID.
:. Osilyie Company
A story of Russian revolutionists
THE SHORT CUT by G. Elliot Flint. l2mo. pp 292
tT2onlance DrcssD
picture the lower side Of city life.
THE HAND MADE GENTLEMAN \ Tale Of the
Rattles Peace nv Irving Bachelor 12no. PIP
322 (TGarper & BrosD
cf New York in the past half century
LANIER OF THE CAVALRY. OR. A WEEKS AR
REST BY General Charles King. illustrated by
Frank Mckenau. 12lrO, PIP. 2+l Philadelphia; j.
Il. LppnCutt Company
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RELIGIOUS.

THE FAITH AND WORKS OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
F,v the writer Of '-COnfessio Mecici.' 12mo pp Kit,
THE Macmillan Company
MYSTICISM. Psychology. History Relations to
Scripture Church and Christian Life BY the Rev.
duniuS Is Relnensnyder; y. - IL. y. lenlo pp'
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BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk Of Things Present
and to Come.

4 curious sequence of stories is TO be be-
gun in the June number Of THE Century Maga-
zine" Mrs Margaret Deland, DR.. = Ner
Mitchell and Mr.. owen Wster have written IT,
no one Of the three knowing what the others
have done save that they have all dealt with
the same theme This Is the idea OF "Thlrteen
at Table" The June story is entitled With the
Coin of Her Life" The authors name VIII not
he attached In fact the authorship of the
stories will not be disclosed until the series is
complete Obviously. good guessing game for
the summer has been planned
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE It: Govern
mental Organization and Its Activities. Ey James
QuayIe Deaey. Pm. n. 12mo pp. S44 (silver. Bur
q
An exposition Of the fundamental principles under
lying the evolution of the staJe-
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NATURE STUDY.

KEY TO NEW ENGLAND TREES Wild and Commonly
Cultivated BY J. Franklin Collins and Howard W
Preston. 16mo. pp. AZ. providence; Preston q
Rounds)
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POETRY.

ARTEMISION Tdylls and Songs. BY Maurice Hewlett
I6mo lp 124 tCharles Scribner's Sons.)
MEDIrATIONS IN POETRY. BY Arthur NJ Edwards
pp privately printed-)
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Eifty Years of Darwinism
REPRINTS.

The WINGS OF THE DOVE ny Henry James CNs~
York edition. IN volumes SvO. Xviii 5eS.
-t6- Charles SCrihusr'A Sonsb
SANITATION AND SANITARY ENGINEERINti. Ey
William Paul Gerhard. e. Z Second revised azd
enlarged edition. l2mO, pp Vi. Us. IL Iublishsd oy
the authorJ
A LIFE OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE By Sidney
Lee With portraits and facsiulies New a13 --y1ss1
edition With preface. l2I-o. I'd XIV, $50
tThe Macmillan Company
THE LAMB SHAKESPEARE FOR THE YOUNG With
Passages and Scenes Inserted from the Pisys ant
Music Under the general sdtcrship
o. Professor T. Gollancz Illustrated l2r1o- duff
field g Coz
The two volumes jus- issued given ''Ronso
Juliet" and Macbeth.
THE PLAYGROUND OF LIFE. By Leslie stephen
Illustrated ID. xiv. sS4. &c. P Putnzss
TRAVEL.
REACTIFJI. BERMUDA BY Mrs EuPhen1ia Young
Bell. With ILLUSTRATIONS, maps and plans 12no ID
L
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ERATURE.

THE OLDEST ENGLISH EFIC. Eeovuif Finnsburg
aideI+. 1eor. Widwith and the German Hjldehraud
Translated in the Original Metres. With notes an; In
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DRAMA.

THE WORLDS TRIUMPH y PLAY in Five Act.
with Prologue and Epilogue BY Louis James Block
I2mo, pp 1f6. philadelphia: J. r. Lippincott Com
MR or Guy Maurer. = :. O. illustrated. I2mo
PIP I3i. Harper
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

Doubleday. Page & Co. have performed vel
come service in reprinting "Stalky & Co in
pocket edition. These stories Of Mr.. ktpiings
go we'll into such popular form. Tie red
limp leather cover. with its swastIka ana ele-
pI,ant's head in gold. is charming. In similar
sty-le but with decorative borders in tint on al
the pages. the same publishers bring out The
KipIing Birthday Book" compiled by MI Jo-
seph Finn under the romancers authority
Ouotstfons in prose and verse face pages on
which blank spaces are left for birthday sigma
lures.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24
EDUCATIONAL.

A HISTORY OF COMMON SCHOOL EDUCATION N
Outline Sketch BY Lewis +. Anderson, Fh u.
l2mo. pr. xii soS. Cienry Holt & co..
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Poems for Travellers

Compiled by MARY R J. DU BOIs. $50 ga
$3.50
covers France Germany. Austria, Switzerland Italy
ard Greece. in 500 poems from about $50 poets
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Observation-Disclosures
IL q l@IIl
IlLlfmM ASS7L.I
BOOKS FOR TRAVELLERS
The Builders of Spain
French Cathedrals and Chateaux

By CLARA 9 PERKINS, sunlptuoos and Popula
work similar IN The Builders ~ Spain IN scope
appearance and careful arrangement. and % uni
form size and
OF genuine a-ris IT, Notable for exceils-
Herald
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The Poetic Old World

Compiled nv Lucy H HI NPH FET. Uniform With
The Open Road &C. IA Sc -
Covers Europe. including Spain. Belgium and ths
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
MS AIma sIamon EntertaIns.

Zone of the most enjoyable social
flhctions Of the week was the meeting
OF the 800. Club Friday evening when
Miss Alma Sigmon was hostess.
Hearts were played inftaad OF the
club game, and the most progressions
were made by Miss Ethel Spencer
and Mr.. Arthur Browder. Miss spen-
Ger was presented WITH beautiful
rose hat pin, and the gentleIhen's prize
was pocket knife. Late in the even
ing All elaborate luncheon was served,
the hostess being assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. Win Owsley
The players were Misses Lee irwin
Bird, Anna Wade O'Neill, Myrtle
Bruun, Bess Bullxley, Elizabeth Col
lier, Marguerite Little, Kate Hill, Ella
Williams. Ethel Spencer, Lillian Hen
dricks and Anna Weaver Jones, and
Messrs. Harry Hendricks, Myron Hum
phrey. Alfred Harris. Lawrence Mills.
Joe Burney, Arthur Browder, G. o.
Whedon. Conner, Jack Cravens. Lee
Jones. L. L. Bryan, Edgar Honnold and
DR. Fesler
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
senlor cIass Entertalned.

QNtfflI SNG@@ -tf~Nt $500
THE home of DR.. and Mrs. Z. L..
Dawson was brilliantly decorated with
the eolors of the Junior and Senior
classes and the High School at the re-
eeption given to the Seniors by the
Juniors last night Class rivalry was
laid aside. good fellowship prevailed
and the Juniors proved themselves
capable hosts and hostess.
The hall was hung with purple and
gold and High School colors. and the
Senior colors, and white decorated the
library. In the dining room green and
white. the Junior colors, we're dis
played in an attractive manner Pro
gressive games furnished amusement
and score was kept by means Of purple
and white candles. A Chickasha pen
nant was the prize and was won by
Reece Smith. LEtc in the evening the
guests were invited into the dining
room. when an elaborate supper car
ried out in the Junior and Senior col
ors was served Jack Smith was toast
master and several clever and enter
tanning responses were given.
Those enjoying the evening were;
seniors-Cora Berry, Bertha and Jes-
sic Kelsey. Nellie West, Alma Wendt,
Claud Mcclure. Fannie Whitaker,
Cecil stanford, class president, Jim
Bennett, Reece Smith, Albert Hawn
and Howard Cook Juniors-Fannie
Wadsworth, Allie Richards, Alena
Pettyiohn, Caroline Dawson, Helen
Paul, Lucille Dugan, Earl Coots, class
president, Jack Smith, Ernest Alkire,
Richard Copeland and Garvin Chas-
tain.
Others present were Misses Corbett
Mcculloch, Miller and Jones and Prof
and Mrs. cowan, teachers, and Or. and
Mrs. Dawson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
MAlpENls MINUTE.

An unsophisticated youth,
Unused to women's ways, fOrscoth.
Dropped in once when his lady fair
Had cute kid curriers' 10 her hair.
OF course, all these he never saw,
But met Dulcinea's papa,
Who led him to the parlor, where
He heard her voice float down the
stair
Wait Just a minute"
The youth sat down and talked with
dad
OF weather good and weather bad,
Who next would be the nominee
And what things should be tariff free,
And whether moons were made Of
cheese
And all the solar theories,
And how to navigate the air
And keep the roadbeds IN repair,
And countless other subjects, TOO,
Before the maiden came in view,
In "just a minute"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
Last Meeting Of the
New Century Club.

-~-~~ ~-f'f1
New Century Club.
The members of the New Century
Club met with Mrs. Eugene Hamilton
Wednesday afternoon, it being the last
meeting for the study year Of 190S-09.
All business for the year was closed
up, and Mrs. ]. 7. Aust and Mrs.
Eugene Hamilton were elected dele
gates to the state federation meeting
which will be held in Oklahoma City
next fall. Mrs. Laws aud Mrs. Am
brister were the alternates chosen.
A vote of thanks was extended Mr..
Eugene Hamilton for copying the
shakespearean questions for the club
during the past year. The secretary
was also directed TO send Mrs. Ed F.
Johns, chairman Of the executive com
mittee, a vote Of thanks for her sue
cessful management of affairs during
the Fifth District Federation meeting
III y NulthdnHh-
The club ladies decided to hold, a
social meeting once month during
the summer. The hostess for June
has not yet been decided upon.
The program committee announced
that they expected TO commence work
Immediately upon the program for
next year. which will cover Grecian
and Italian course.
At the close of the business session,
the ladies' presented their retiring
president. Mrs. Eugene Hamilton, with
a handsome cut glass fruit stand in
appreciation OF her excellent work for
the club, during her presidency.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
what's-in-a-Name Social.

The social given yesterday after
noon and evening by the ladies' of the
Baptist Aid Society at the home Of
Mrs. Herbert Seitz was a very enjoy
able affair. Each lady brought pen
nies for every letter in her name, and
over SIS was cleared for the society's
treasury. Lovely ice cream and cake
was served,
A number of visitors We're present,
beside society members and to these
the ladies wish to express their thanks
for their kind patronage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15

hir. and Mrs. j. NJ Bennett an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Miss
jeanette, to Mr.. j. Witherspoon Erwin.
The wedding ceremony will be held
in the Presbyterian church, Wednes-
day. June >, at high noon4
This is the first society wedding an
neunced for June, and is of great in
terest to the young society set. among
whose members both the contracting
parties are very popular.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
WhIst cIub EntertaInsd.

The members Of the Whist Club
were entertained quite delightfully."- by
Mrs. J. B. Sparks. at her home on
Washington Heights last Tuesday
Cards were played at four tables. and
the originality OF the hostess, we'll
known as a clever entertainer, was
shown in the unique way Of keeping
score which she introduced. Fancy
candy boxes were distributed among
the guests, and as they progressed the
boxes we're filled with bonbons. The
club honors were carried off by Mrs.
P. G. Spinning, and Mrs. J. D. Car
michael received The guest prize. A
lovely two-course 1unchepn followed
the cards.
Special guests Of the afternoon were
Mesdames 4. II. Williams, I. N. Frey
n r. Riddle, Morgan Hamilton, J. D.
Carmichael. b. B. Barefoot H. B. John
son. Alger Melton, Will Melton 7. H
|Dwyer, Ben Hudgins and Grigsby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
ceIebrateg seventh RIrthday.

Little Miss Ruth Watts was hostess
to a number Of Girl friends Wednesday
a..ernoon, who assisted her III cele-
brating her seventh birthday anniyer-
sary. Games were played and the aft
ernoon hours we're spent in a most
happy manner Dainty refreshments
were fully enjoyed The guests We're.
Misses, Ruby Clark, Clarine Bullock.
Susie Yates, Rosana Crowley, Marie
McCabe Gladys, Connie, Goldie and
Ethel Cobb. Irene Bennett, Eugenia
Peery and Ruth Bennett.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
PartY At the LINDSAY Home.

A crowd Of thirty young people spent
Tuesday evening in a delightful man
ner at the home Of Mrs. Jack Lindsay,
912 North Second street Games and
contests were features Of the even
ing's entertainment and several choice
musical selections were enjoyed by the
guests. At 1890 o'clock a delicious
supper was served in courses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15

Council No. 141O, of the Knights and
Ladies Of Security, Will give pic So
cial in the A. 0. .. w. Hall Monday
evening. The ladies, who are artists
in the culinary line. win furnish the
pies and the gentlemen. the where
withal with which to buy them. and a
good time is promised everyone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
Bridge Whist Club.

The ladies' of the Bridge Whist Club
met with Miss Ella Williams last Sat
urday, enjoying pleasant afternoon
at cards and a delicious luncheon. The
club will be entertained BY both Mrs.
f. e. Riddle and Mrs. 4 B. Sparks
next week, the tive meetings conduct
ing the present series OF games
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
Woodmen Circle Enrertains
the State Manager.

Mrs. NJ. G. Meadows of Fort Worth.
state manager Of the Woodmen Circle,
was present at the meeting Of the local
lodge Tuesday evening and delivered
an interesting address. Mrs. Meadows
has been working in Chickasha this
week. in behalf Of the order and has
appointed Mrs. Charles Rose deputy.
There was a good attendnce at the
meeting Tuesday and a la s lass MS
Initiated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
Elks Will Dance
Tuesday Next.

The Elks will give an informal dance
next Tuesday evening, which Will prob
ably be the last dance of the season.
The Elks expect 10 commence remodel
ing their rooms in the near future, and
dances will be impossible While the
work is in proere S. so all the Elks
who are fond Of dancing will be at the
dance Tuesday night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING.

Carpets taken up, cleaned and re-
laid; old mattresses made new; sell
40-lb. cotton mattress roll edge, fancy
tick, S.. Phone Gao; sO2 North Sec
ond. N1k 5-14-1 mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15

Mrs E. H. Linzee and Mrs, +. p.
Riddle are among the Chickasha ladies
attending the party given this after
noon by Mrs. Scott Tinsman and Miss
Hickey Of El Reno
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
Mrs. Vaughn Surprised.

Mrs. Mamie Vaughn. on Of the best
known and most influential Lady Mac
cabees. was given a pleasant surprise
last Saturday, the occasion being her
birthday. The members of the Macca-
bees drill team arrived at her home in
body shortly after 2 O'Clock and pro-
ceeded to make the afternoon mer-
ry one. They presented Mrs. Vaughn
with a beautiful china plate, with the
wishes that they might help her share
many more happy birthdays. Miss
Hazel Vaughn served dainty refresh
ments late in the afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
Sans souei Club.

sans oovci Slups
The Sans souci Club met with Miss
Watson Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. R. g. Latting, holding
a business session One of the inn
portant matters considered was a rose
tea which the club members are plan
ming to give the latter part Of May.
The club viii meet next Wednesday
in the Carnegie Library.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
L. 0. T. NJ. Organized
At Hobart, okla.

At Hobart, Okla.
Mrs. Mamie Vaughn went to Hobart
Thursday to assist in organizing a
Maccabee Hive in that city. The Chick
asha drill team expect to go there
Monday to put on the initiatory work.
MIS-. Vaughn is having excellent sue.
cess with her work as state organizer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
Informal Gard Party.

Mrs. Robert Lamkin, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. O Fowler, Mrs, Holt and Mr. Thos.
BOYD were the guests az an informal
card party given Wednesd day evening
BY Mrs. J. A. Schwartz in the parlors
Of the EARLY Hotel After several In
teresiing games Of five hundred "a
appetizing Dutch luncheon was served.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15

Mrs, Tom Peery viii entertain at
"five hundred on Monday afternoon
of next week, in compliment to Mrs.
j. H. Hancock Of Paris. Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15

Invitations were issued yesterday
to a give hundred" party, to be given
By Mrs. Oscar Claycomb Thursday.
May 2o
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15

The Eastern Star VIII hold spe-
cial meeting next Friday night at
o'clock to confer degrees. All visiting
o. E. S. members are invited to attend
this meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-15
Picnic At Judge Payne's.

The sixth grade students in tie
West building and Their teacher, Miss
Dossey, are pienicking on Judge
Payne's place, south Of the city, today.
%
But human bodies are such fools.
For all their colleges and schools,
That when nae real ills perplex them,
They make enow themselves to vex
them
An ay the less they have to sturt
them,
In the like proportion less they hurt
them. Burns.