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Evening journal., 1910-04-19
ITCH RELIEVED At ONCE

That terrible itch disappears with
the FIRST DROPS of a simple COM
pound OF oil Of wintergreen, thymol
, and glycerine mixed in ID. d. d. Pre-
scripton. This soothing, healing lotion
used externally kills the eczema germ
Instantly.
Heretofore the ID. d. ID. remedy has
been sold only in SlO0 bottles; but as
special offer. any sufferer in this
town who has never tried d. d. d
can now try this remedy in a specia
bottle at 25c. II cures the itch in.
stantly. We KNOW this. Millel
Drug Co, 404-406 Market street.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
Tag Day for Home.

on Saturday, April 30. a tag day will
be held for the benefit of Sarah Ann
White Home. The Board of Managers is
making arrangements to increase their
funds I'm this way.
The sale will be in charge of aggressive
and efficient young women
The home has no endowment fund from
which to draw and the expenses are met
by voluntary contributions.
The Institutions finances are so low
that the managers have 10 use the great
est economy to maintain the home
throughout the year.
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
Benefit For Hope Farm.

The Anti Tuberculosis Society gave
a benefit performance in the Avenue
Theatre last evening. and the play
house was crowded to the doors. Mrs.
j. d. Thompson, Jr. was chairman of
the committee on arrangements and il
is expected that over 800 will be real
lied. The proceeds will go to the
building fund of the John J. Black
Memorial
Evening journal., 1910-04-19
constahle selIs stnre.

Constable Buckley yesterday after.
noon sold the contents Of the grocery
store at No. los East Fourt hstreet
10 Henry r. Bringhurst
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Dance at Forest Park.

large crowd of dance lovers of the city enjoyed one of the most suc- cessful dances of the season last night at Forest Park, when several hundred people went out to the citys only summer amusement place and spent the evening. Claud Harring- ton and Joe Bridges deserve the credit of carrying the affair to so successful an ending, for they pro- noted it from the beginning and made all arrangements. Early in the ev- ening the sale of tickets showed that about one hundred couples would be in attendance and after that many went to the park without tickets. Fans had been placed in the large pavilion, which was made very bril- liant by the addition of many electric lights. The floor had been cleaned to perfection, making the dancing all the more enjoyable On the stage overlooking the dancing pavilion tables had been arranged and from this quarter the Pine Bluff Sanitary Ice Cream Company catered to the inl- mense gathering. Smiths Orchestra completed the appointments of the dance: by furnishing music during the evening. L..
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to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs. Waldrop. She will probably re. main there several weeks.
 A. J. Reinhardt, representing tAe Jennings Amos Funeral Supply House, of St. Louis left yesterday as- ternoon for Little Rock, after ,at.cnd- ing the funeral directors meeting in this city.
 Miss Rosalie Philpot will arrive Monday from Birmingham, where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. M. Williamson, after finishing the term at Elizabeth College, Charlotte, N. C., Miss Pearl Roger will accom- pany her here and be her guest.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. J. Moore left last night for St. Louis, where they will visit relatives. MT. Moore goes es-
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Young WOman's Auxiliary.

The Young Womans Auxiliary of the First Baptist church entertained 3 number of the elderly ladies of the church Thursday afternoon, in the parlors of the church. The following program was ably rendered.:
 Instrumental Solo-Miss Alma Langford.
 Talk-Rev. S. B. Full.
 Two Instrumental Solos-Mrs. J. D. Harrell.
 After the program the guests of the afternoon were invited into the parlor of the church where the young ladies served delicious re- treatments.
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Seniors Honored by Juniors.


 The festivities of the High School pupils during this week were carried into the handsome home of MT. and Mrs. w. M. Toney, at No. 1920 South Olive street, last evening, when the Junior Class of the High School ten- dered the Seniors a dance. The af- fair was one of the prettiest social functions of the week and was largely attended by the pupils of the school. The home of MT. and Mrs Toney has only been remodeled in the past few months, and is one of the handsomest residences in the city. It is espec- ially suited for an affair of this kind Last night the entire lower floor of the home was placed in the bands of the merry students and the hospital ity of MT. and Mrs. Toney made the evening a charming one for the pu-
 pills in attendance. The front lawn was lighted and scattered with chairs
 for the comfort of the conversation ists, who did not take part in the dancing. On the porch was the piano and more chairs and seats. In the
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School Picnic.

The closing of the Sixth avenue and Chestnut street school was the occas- ion for a delightful picnic for the pu- pills yesterday in the rooms of the school and in the shaded front yard. The year has been a most eventful one for the school, and adds another year of success for Miss Callie Jones who conducts the school, and is known throughout the city as very competent teacher. The pupils spent the day at the school playing games. At noon a dainty luncheon was spread on small tables under the shade trees. Misses Francis Cherry and Francis Cross and Wroe Freeman re-
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reception hall Miles orchestra was stationed behind a screen of tall, re- frcshing r;tlms and furnished the mu- sic for the dancing. In the parlor, which had been arranged for the dan- cing, presented sight that was for anything but gathering of students. Remnants were hung from the ceiling and walls of the room, while from the chandeliers streamers of red and white, the school colors, dropped to the corners of the room. In the li- brary, pennants were again used i'll profusion, with the colors, of the clas- ses, blue and white for the Seniors and brown and gold for the Juniors. The dining room formed a beautiful picture with many cut flowers and a color scheme of crimson and white predominating. The table had lace centerpiece with an immense cut glass vase filled with crimson pop pies. There were also two refresh ing punch bowls stationed in the din-
 ing room from which came the fragrant perfume of the crimson poppies that were banked around them. Dancing started early in the evening and con- tinued until ,an early hour in the morning. At the midnight hour a dainty buffet luncheon was served in the dining room. Among those pres ent were Miss Elizabeth Adams and Virginius Alexander, Miss Allie Banks and John Toney, Miss Elizabeth Brown and Wardlow Murphy, Miss Irene Crawford and Clarence Knox, Miss Willie May Toney and John Pierce, Miss Elleine Harrison and Cliff Foster, Miss Bernice Thalheim- CT and Edgar McCammon, Miss An nie Martin and June Coles, Miss Em- ma Wilbourne and Ernest Whitelaw, Miss Lillian Philpot and Melbourne Mccain, Miss Werner Duncan and Tom Madding, Miss Emma Sorrells and James Mcclellan, Miss Irene Lang ford and Atticus Pendergrass, Miss Readma Dansby and Garrison Young, Miss Grace Tankersley and Levin Flournoy, Miss Hattie Halsey and Frank Lieberman, Miss Mildred Owen and Ernest Hummer, Miss Louise Kavanaugh, of Little Rock, and Henry Scull. Miss Edith Woodbridge and Preston Carter, Miss Nettie Parker and Hugh McGaughey, Miss Olivia Reynolds and Crawford Hudson, Miss
 Elizabeth Schober and Collier Lee, Miss Rexie Parker and Earl Woods, Miss Mary Will Winters and Joe Gle ment, Miss Ethel Schloss and How ard Strauss, Miss Mary Lee Ssallee and Rufus Hudson, Miss Ruby Gibson and Prof. Ernest Mckenzie, Prof. H. F. Srygley and number of others.
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POSTOFFICE WILL,
 CLOSE MONDAY.

The Pine Bluff Postoffice wifi .ygs closed Monday, the occasion being '. National holiday, Decoration Day. Thu carriers will make only one trip o~e,r1 their routes-Monday morning. Thef, will deliver m1il at the windows ut. 11:30 to 12:30 o'clock as on Sunday No deliveries will be made in the ass.v- ternoon
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SOCIETY
Miss Langford's Musicale.

The pupils of Miss Edna Langford' S music class will have their closing exercises Friday evening, June 5, at James Business College, Sixth ave- nue and Main street. Everyone is cordially invited.lg 3* p.
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R F. Parker. ci Dewitt. spolE g,s- tcriaH in tho city
 Miss Nettia Fuller, of Alt, faecr, spent yesterday in the city.
 John Niven, of Tucker was ia the city yesterday on business.
 Mrs. Dr. Wood, of Altheimer, was in the cits yesterday Oil business.
 Angus :. .McNefH of Redficld, was in the city yesterday on business
 Jesse R. Core and son, of Plum Bayou, spent yesterday in the city.
 Mrs. Cleve Moore, of Stuttgart is visiting her brother, Will Kleiner, in this city.
 Mrs. l.. D. Smith and family, of Stephens, are among the guests at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. Gus Blass, of Little Rock, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. B. Simon, on West SiXht avenue.
 I. J. Wick left yesterday afternoon for Hot Springs, where he will spend a few days for his health.
 Thomas A. Hill and John V. Vining will attend the Arkansaw Travellers convention in Helena next week.
 Misses Cell.a Murphy and Ethel Eobbitt, of Humboldt Tenn, are in the city visiting Mrs. w. T. Seawell.
 Roy Hanf, who has been visiting relatives here for several weeks, re- turns to Henderson, La, tomorrow.
 Miss Martha Angel, after spending the winter at Bristol, V.a., where she attended Sullins College, is expected kome today.
 Mrs. T. J. Collier, has returned to her home at Altheimer, after visit with Mrs. w. E. Collier, on West Fifth avenue
 T. P. Murray, of Little Rock, rep rcsenting the American Book Com pany, was business visitor in the city last night.
 Miss Mollie Patterson, of Holly Grove Ark, has returned home ,af ter, visit with Mrs. John H. Me Cain, in this city.
 Mrs. A. s.Trigg will return today from New York and Washington, D. C., where she has been the guest of friends for month.
 Herbert Boyce, representing the George Brown Stationery Company. of Chicago, was in the city yesterday calling on his trade.
 Frank Hicks, a, former Pine Bluff boy now living in. Memphis, is in the city visiting his uncle, Jeff Hicks, and other relatives and friends.
 "Rube" Mason, the we'll known New Orleans coffee salesman who makes Pine Bluff his headquarters, is in the city spending a few days.
 Miss Grace York, of Memphis, form erly of this city, has returned to her home after a brief visit with rela- lives and. friends in this city.
 Mrs. H. R. Webster and baby, of IeXdrFtana, arrived III tHo city yeS- terday afternoon and are the guests of her parents, Judge and Mrs. A. B. Grace.
 MT. and Mrs. sennett G>"seabrook have gone to ehattaneoga, Tenn, where MT. seabrooks.hs,~ attending the convention of~railroad claim agents.
 Mrs. N. K. Cooper, who has been spending the winter with her daugh- ter, Mrs. D. G. Maxey, left yesterday afternoon for her home at Fayette- vile, Ark
 Miss Car~ie Causey was called to Pickens, Mississippi, few days ago,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-28

pociaIly to witness the competitions for the 5000 prize by the Temple Knights of khorassen, familiarity known as "The Dateys" They wEE4 return home about June i.
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ceived graduation certificate from the grammar grades, with which they can enter the Freshman class of the High School without examination.
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For Mrs. Bell.

Mrs. A. B. Grace will entertain at her home on West Barraque streets this afternoon, complimentary to Mrs. M l.. Bell, who leaves soon for Chi cago, to make her home with her son, Fayette Bell.
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Pine Bluff Chapter.

Pine Bluff Chapter.
 The regular business meeting of the Pine Bluff Chapter D. A. R., was held yesterday afternoon, when Mrs. Hora- tio Riley and Mrs. B. w. Wright en- tertained the chapter at the home of Mrs. Riley. The regular routine business was disposed of by the the ladies, after which a social session was held. The home was done in crimson peoples principally, but a few other cut flowers added much to the attractiveness of the home. Mrs. J. I. Norris gave an instrumental sell ection and Dolph Kastor sang. Mrs. Norris played another instrumental solo, which was much enjoyed by the chapter. Following the brief pro- gram refreshments were served. The meeting adjourned probably the last meeting of the season, as the chapter will soon disband for the summer.
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Picnic for Sunday School.
 Mrs. F. B. Medley, who has a Sun. day School class at the First Method ist church, will take them out for a days picnic on Pitts lake today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-28

At the meeting one new member, Miss Allie May Wilmington, was add cd to the circle. Dainty refresh ments We're served follo@ins the pro- gram. Those present were Elizabeth McCulloch. Billy Peoples, Louis Le- turin, Mamie O'Donnell, Grace Scog- gins, Littleton Sallee, Gilbert Bascy, Nelma SialeE, Nnna Maul Nellie Me Donald, Kettle Salleo. Dele LeLaarin, Elizabeth Lyle, Doris SN.lndy, Virginia Cr0teher. Little Miss Afnett, Evelyn pcrdne, Sophia Efosensan, Geraldine Clark, Ajie May Waittnst7n, Mag 4ie. Mcintyre 9Iaa Belle Taylor
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Bible Students Circle.


 The Bible Students Circle of the Christian church was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. G. Fay Tor, on Walnut street. The following program was rendered: Instrumental so1o-Elizabeth Lyle. Vocal solo-Geraldine Clark. .g Recitation-Elizabeth McCulloch. Instrumental solo-Grace. Scoggins. Instrumental solo-Maggie Mcintyre Recitation-Nellie Mcdonnell.
 Instrumental solo-Doris Shandy. Vocal solo-Belle Taylor.
 Instrumental solo-Anna Maui.
 Instrumental solo-Virginia Crutch-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05

h Honor of Mr. and Mra. c0mer.

N and Airs John william Conner
were honorces at the Elks' dance
Tuesday evening which proved 70 be
one Of the most enjoyable Of the many
delightful events given at the club
rooms this season The floor was IN
perfect condition and the orchestra,
under me direction ~ Prof Edward
H. humphrey, never rendered better
music Az n o'clock an elaborate
luncheon was served The program in
cluded sixteen dances and few depart
ed before the "Ilome Sweet Home
waltz az midnight Among those pres
ent were Mcssrs and Mcsdamcs
Conner. I'D e Johns, Kendall Gala
way Harry ludlow, Misses schaeffcr,
Spencer Hardin, Henderson, Hen
bricks; Nesars Fcsler Whcdon, john
gon. Mills, Boyd. Ford and Stopper
Wlthcranoon Bryan, IIonnold and
Baum
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05

Ihe Library board meeting 10 have
peen hela yesterday afternoon was
postponed untl next wocl FOR tht
want Of a quorum a. which time sev
eral hundred hollare worth Of books
VIII be bought
our librarian, We are proud to say
y one of the bcst 10 the state and
through many ylcIssitndes and obsta.
cleAl by her unaclfsh devotion and
naliring energy has brought our libra.
w out of chaos saif q local library
worker "chleNasha owcs debt II
gratitude q ibis noble little woman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05
III SOCIETY L
aansf dfort esocety
paper shoudbe efn ter than Z. tu.F Friday -


NrA Bridges Hostess ~ Tea.
Tire isfset social event of the weel
Is the tea uhieh b being given thii
Afternoon by Mrs p. y. Bridge 81
bonof of Mrg RI 3 Tobin of Ada THE
house rs thr0nged Win happy. elegant
~ gownea women The sor glow 81
faf ashi8 within ~ n harmony win
the bright calm sunshine without, one
of the balmy days rare. indeed. gor
FeDfuay giving one an idea d the
peFFading italian afnosphege.
The color scheme throughout the
house o yellow and green. lonQuilIs.
fern ieaYes and mllax being artlstlcal-
ly arranged, massed and gracefully in-
terfNined in y most artistic manner
IN the receiving line with the hostess
anA gueat of honor are Ers. g. ri Rug-
seil Of Oklahoma city and Ars J. y.
Bridge, assisted ID this room by sfrs.
81 g. Cannon and Miss Sue Bridges
in the punch room the punch table
i2 Inviting 50 smiiax and luscious
grape decorations. where AIrs. Hugh
Burua and aIrs Charles Phillips
dressed 10 pink serve pink punch
5lfa II +. Jarboe ana Mrg Il y RID
DE are also assisting 70 this room
u the parlor Mrs p o Spinning. Mrs
X X Wootten and Mrs Clay Dono-
van greet the many callers in their
ever pleasant manner
IL inc dining room Mrs. ) n Aber-
erombie ana Mrs y p. smith grace
fully pour tea. while slrs. Kayser and
Hrs III Burton assist enhancing the
of mis- beautiful scene !
~ their dainty white gowns with YER
ow bows en coiffure
The beautiful little daughter, May I
ruth Bridges, In dainty yellow frock.
,asaed minls, Leaving the lasting im-
,fesgion of sweetest pleasure
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05
New Century Club.

The New Century Club met Wednes'
dag afternoon with Mrs r r. Linton
The meeting was one Of Unusual IN
terest Instead 81 the regular lesson,
Miss Mccullough Of the high school
gayc an address On the Merchant Of
Venice which was Of a highly intel
icctual character and WAS greatly vn-
joyed by the members Of me club.
The club win meet next wednesday
afternoon with Mrs Edward n shee.
gog JoS South Sixth street The les
son viii be woman IN thc Home"
Answers % ron eSla household max
imu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05

Nra. v. Tlmor viii be Louder ana
Mfa. John n yenablc win Be The host.
eaa for hc rhautauqua Circle next
week n viii be Domestic Science
day and the roll WIN be answered with
auolatons on home Mrs RItz win
glFc o talk on Good Manners IN the
Homie" ana Nlra coryoll wlll lalk on
what % Teach Our Cirls. The
theme for general discussion win be.
"a Cheerful Home Refreshments
WITH hp served
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05
Take Five COnvictS to
Prison
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Continued from Page -
Of assaulting John Phillips with in
tent to kill. was given one year His
attorney asked for an appeal but up
70 two o'clock this afternoon the de-
fendant had not succeeded In furnish
Ing cost bond.
Roy Edwards was sentenced to two
years for larceny
Bergman Scott was given thirty
days in jail and fined $3.50 for being
implicated in larceny case.
After sentencing the prisoners and
receiving the verdict Of the jury In
the Oaks case. Judge Bailey adjourned
court for the day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05
sunday School class Entertained.

Mrs AndrewiP p Johnson delightfully."-
entertained her Sunday school class
and few other friends Thursday
evening An interesting game was in.
troduced cards containing twenty
scripture questions being given to the
guests, which tested their memory.
Miss lnez Springer entertained the
company with two clever little origi-
nal poems and Mrs cavett gave a
reading which was much enjoyed A
piano solo by Mrs Barrett was also
received with favor An elegant TWO
course luncheon was served About
sixteen young people enjoyed NIrs.
Johnson's hospitality
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05

alrs Harry Ludlow win entertain
the Whist Club next Friday after
noon
Mrs. Morgan Hamilton viii enter
tain the Bridge club the latter part Of
next week
Mrs Luke Bryan Of McAless,r has
been the guest Of Mrs J. D. chastaIn
at Hillcrest this week
AIrs. Henry Johnson win entertain. In
honor Of all the brides on the six
teenth, al an afternoon party.
Airs. Reiord Bond asks all members
Of the decoration committee to meet
her al the Elks Club room al O'Clock
Monday morning
Word has been received in the city
BY friends that Dr. and Mrs, A. G. Nc
Call are the happy parents Of a son.
Archibold r.. born Jan. 20.
-
Among the most notable events in
The social realm next week viii be
the reception which Mrs ed F. JohnN
win give Monday afternoon in honor OF
her sister Mrs. John William Conner.
-
Mrs. r b Biggers passed through
Chickasha en- route to Oklahoma City,
whore she will be for several days. She
went there in the interest Of the Equal
Suffrage cause.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05

N3opeiie" was the unique game IN
troduced in chlcInsba ~ Mrs. ~ I'll
Kreiiz az delightful afternoon fnnc.
'ions On Monday ann Tuesday. The
game proved 70 be a popular one and
was played With great zeet al seven
tables On each occasion Beautiful plc.
lures were awarded us prizes. Mrs.
Halbraith winning tbe firat Oh Monday
afternoon and Mrs Relnheimer, see.
ond On Tuesday Mrs. Elmer Tcrrcil
waa The most akIllfnl pyalcr and Aire.
l'ettis won ibe second prize The color
sehemo wal pink and white ana large
palms we're effectlyeiy used IN the dec.
ofations "A delicious tgocourse
luncheon was served The guest llat
fof ne two parties Included eighty.
five.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05

= As CARD pRizEsE. >
= Gibsonburg O.--alrs. J. r. Hart =
. wife 81 q leading physician. Who .
: gave card party SATURDAY. pom =
= cered a long time on snitabl .
y prizes. desiring 70 give articles =
= which would combine novelty 4
> with iLirinsic worth. =
. When the playing had ceased =
= Mrs Hart proudly gave 10 the =
= winner Of the first prize a pound =
= oi rieh creamery buper. to the =
> winner Of the second. a dozen >
: eggs laid that day =
+ AZ result. ibe card club has =
+ voted % abandon doilles and six =
= stockings as prizes At their week. 4
, y parties hereafter. and WIN fol- >
= low Mrs Hart'a example .
t%@+$4@%%%@%4@@%<A 80
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05
M Ray vas Host.

Mr. George Ray Of South Sixth streer
entertained few Of bis friends Thurs
day evening The guests enjoyed
games and music until late hour.
when light refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Mamie
Hartman Gladys and Hazel Ramic,
Nellie and Alice Granlee. Eva Staples,
May stringer. Elizabeth Doss. Messry
Jim Richardson, Layton Armstrong.
clay Welborn, sid Clay Albert Owens.
George Dommls Barry scruggs, Brick
Mooreand Rudolph Jones
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05

Mrs p n TInsran Is In the cisy
me guest o. sirs. Reford Bond. who
gave luncheon yesterday. asr. and
sirs. Tinsman VIII he Ia attendance At
the Clarity Bali
On Monday evening the vocal So
eieiy wili repeat the concert which
proved 50 popular when given two
weeks ago It win Be given al the
Methodist church and will likely draw
a large crowd
Ars. Reford Bond entertained the
Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon. un-
usually low scores being made. Iirs.
Bond remains ahead in this the third
of the series or twelve games. Dainty
refreshments were served and good
time generally was had
Mrs J. r. Bishop entertained the
following guests at y O'Clock dinner
Thursday: Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Jack
man. Mrs T. D. Bridges. Srs. J. E.
Dyche and Mrs. n. d. Welborne. A
most enjoyable time was spent dis
eussing ages. none Of them being over
n years old
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-05

sana scuei cllh.
Aiss hiriam Insiis vas he hoates.
% me San souci Club THURSDAY after
noon af the home Of 3lrs J. A. Thonp-
Aon- r. addition ~ their regular work.
ne Grub has decided 70 give pIay for
re parpose q raising funds needed 70
support the scholarship shich they
naFe established IN the &C. They
need aDout $50 more for the scholar
snip this year and hope 10 realize al
least thar sum from fhe entertain
menL