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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-18
the Society Folk
Mesdames Biackmon and NeeIey
Honored Guests.
Pursuit Of Pleasure by

Mesdames Biackmon and NeeIey
Honored Guests.
Mrs. L. G. Hutson entertained de-
lightfully at cards Friday afternoon In
honor Of her house guests, Mrs. J. S.
Blacl1mon Of Shawnee and Mrs. R. p.
Neeley Of Bowie. Whist was played
at seven tables and the prizes, a hand
some fork and a pair Of silk hose, were
won by Mrs. viii Rodman Of Oklaho-
ma City and Mrs. 0berstien. Mrs.
Blaekmon and Mrs. Neeley were also
each presented with a pair Of silk
hose. A daintily appointed luncheon
was served in two courses after the
last game. Those present from out Of
the city, besides the honorees, were
Mrs Harry Butterfly Of verden, Mrs.
VIII Rodman Of Oklahoma City, Miss
Ina Johnson of Norman, Miss Mar
guerite Corder OF Oklahoma City and
Miss Emma Carmichael Of Nocona,
Tex.
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SOCIETY NOTES. Z


Mrs. r. II. Dwyer is entertaining
the Bridge club this afternoon.
The grand lecturer Of the o. E. s..
Ada P. Martin, Of Oklahoma City. viii
60 to verden to attena chapter meet
ing Tuesday.
Mrs J. r. Abercrombie who has been
visiting several weeks in New York
and other Eastern cities. is expected
home next week.
Miss Myrtle McDongal Of Sapulpa.
who has ben the guest Of Miss Anna
Wade ONeil the past week, went to
Oklahoma City today.
Twenty Or rnoes members Of the
Eastern Star viii 20 10 verden Tues
day BY invitation Of the verden chap
ter and confer degrees.
$50
AIRS w. L. Peters, who has been
spending the past two months in VI
nita and Oklahoma City. is expected
to return home tomorrow.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet next Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs W. G. Armstrong. corner Eleventh
street and Chickasha avenue.
ssp
The ladies Of ST. Lnke's Guild held
a business meeting Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. J. II. Griiin
Only routine business was attended TO-
The meeting Of the Smart Set TO
have been held Thursday al the home
Of Mrs n B. Spencer was postponed
on account Of the absence Of several
members from the city
Foremost among the social events
scheduled for me coming week n I'VE
Colonial reception 10 be given Monday
AFTERNOON BY Mrs. Fred Nj Frey The
invitation list included 4 number or
out Of town guests.
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Valentine Party at
Benneu Home.

One OF the pretty informal valentine
parties of the week was given Monday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Ben
nett Of 70s Iowa avenue, Hearts of all
sizes decorated the pariors and the
heart design was carried out in The
delicious luncheon served late in the
evening Whist was played at three
tables and pretty plate which was
the ladies' prize was won By Mrs.
Linton in cut with Mrs. A. A.
Humphrey, The sentlemen's favor. a
pretty booklet was presented TO Mr.
Humphrey
The guests at this pleasant party
were Mr. and Mrs I'D sheegog, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Linton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. VI Petty. Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
CLARK ana Mr.. and Mrs. A. A lInmph-
rey and guest.
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South Hin 500 Club.

Members and guests Of the South
Hill 500 club played the club game
last light at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
p B Barefoot, passing the rainy even
ing in very pleasant manner The
club prizes were won by Mrs. viii
Melton and Mr. ]. D. Carmichael, and
the guest prizes by Mrs. Manatt and
AIr Shepherd the ladies' r4eeiving
hand-painted cuDs and saucers and the
gentlemen pretty pearl-handled pen
knives. A lovely supper was served
at a late hour
Among those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames Carmichael. Ad Melton,
WIN Melton. Sparks. Shepherd. Dwyer
and Schwartz, Mesdames Manatt,
Reinheimer, Morgan Hamilton, Nee
ley OF Bowie. Texas, aud Blackmon Of
Shawnee, Miss Emma Carmichael Of
Nocona. Texas. and Messrs. Hutson
and Ahererombie.
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Mrs. srooker Surprised.

Mrs. 5rocker Surprised.
Mrs. q. H. Brooker, whose birthday
occurred Thursday, had the evening
made very happy for her by number
OF her friends who gave her surprise
party. Coming in body to her home
at 500 Iowa avenue and bringing re-
freshments they spent the evening in
an informal and pleasant manner
Cards were played and lovely three.
course luncheon was served by the
guests. Those present We're Mrs
Matt Chiffon, Mrs. Will Chiffon and
mother. Mrs. Atkinson. DR.. and Mrs.
A. B. Leeds. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Rus
sell Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schaffer- Nr.
and Mrs. Fred Conquest and daughter,
Miss Gladys.
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- ValE"Une |uHChroHs
The girls Of the domestic science
class in the High school, under Miss
Alice Francisco, we're the gracious
hostesses to the faculty Of the High
school al luncheon last Tuesday
Covers for eleven were laid on a table
In the High school library, both table
and room being artistically decorated
ID red and white hearts. A delicious
menu such as only domestic science
students know how TO prepare was
served in three courses, carrying out
The red and white color scheme and
the heart design wherever possible.
Prof VIM. F. Ramey acted as toast
master, Misses Mitchell and Walker
and Messrs. Eckes and Cowan, re-
spending with appropriate talks
The teachers enjoying this luncheon
we're Misses Sadie Puckett. Laura
Kreamer, Anna KIockow, Ethel Walk.
er and Margaret Mitchell. supt. and
Mrs. VIM. Ramey and Messrs. Chas,
Eckes, A. r. Wolfe, J. w. McManus
and Edgar cowan. The girls who en-
tertained were Misses Rebecca schow,
Vera Rosenquest, Margaret Coleman,
Lillian Penquite. Susie Frey Regime
Jones. Marie Mahony and Marjorie
Watkins.
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chautauaua Circle.

The members Of the Chautauqua
club will not meet on Wednesday Of
next week, but will hold social meet
ing next Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. G. II. Thrailkiil The follow
ing special patriotic program will be
rendered:
Roll call, Patriotic sentiments.
Paper, THE Greatest National He
roes Compared" Mrs. Tignor.
Talk, Home and Haunts Of Wash
ingtop'-Mrs. Hockaday
Synopsis Of "a Man Without a Coun-
try''-Mrs L. 4. Price.
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conareuatiOnaI AuxIIiprx.

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Con
gregatienal church held very inter
esting session at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. Treat on Thursday A delicious
luncheon was served aud number Of
neighbors and friends were entertain
ed. In the afternoon the marriage OF
Miss Vera Hanson and Mr.. Grand
Lewis was feature Of unusual inter-
est The bride looked charming in q
gown of white lansdown. carrying pink
carnations Every one wished the
happy couple prosperous and happy
journey through life. AS the ladies'
had such a pleasant time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Treat 1t was decided to meet with
them again next week. on Feb. 23, at
which time a talent social win be held
The members have been earning what
they could BY putting some talent to
use and on Thursday they win give an
English tea from to Z and tell how
each talent worked for them.
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Wesleyan Glass Gives
Valentine Party.


About seventy-fiye young people re-
sponded to the heart-shaped invitations
issued by the Wesleyan class of the
Methodist Sunday school and attended
valentine party in the church par
lors Tuesday evening. Hearts and 9th
er emblems of ST. Valentine decorated
the rooms and the entertainment Of
the evening was in keeping with the
valentine season, Shooting with bow
and arrow at big red heart was anus
ing target practice, and drawing for
tunes from box was satisfying or dis
satisfying to those who were anxious
to know their fate. In proposing
contest, Mr.. Echols was voted the
most ardent wooer. In another CON
test partners were first found by
matching the names Of famous lovers,
and then questions were answered
with the names Of authors The init
ials in order Of the authors when
guessed formed the words Wesleyan
Glass" Dainty refreshments in which
the red color effect was carried out,
were served at a late hour.
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Surprise Party Is

Jolly AUaF.
The surprise party given Monday
evening By tbs Masons and ladies Of
the Eastern Star at the suburban
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ s. Bledsoe
was one Of the iolliest affairs Of the
week. Only Mr. Bledsoe was admitted
into the secret, and he met the guests
at the end Of the car line with a big
hay rack the ride being one Of the
merry featuresf Of the evening. The
surprise on the other members Of the
family was complete. but resulted In
only pleasant effects, and the evening
was freely enjoyed by all Luncheon.
prepared BY tie guests. was served at
late hour. The "surm!sers' num-
tered about fifty
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Mesdames Donovan and
Early Are tiostekses.

The members OF sorosis Study club
and a number OF other ladies we're III.
vited by Mrs. Clay Donovan and Mrs.
j. c. Early to the home Of Mrs, Dono-
van last Saturday to meet Mrs. Bida
Henry Of Frankfort, Mo. The ladies
took with them their fancy work and
spent the afternoon sewing aud visit
ing in coy informal manner Love
ly refreshments were served BY the
hostesses.
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Miss 6urgett Hostess
to Euchre Club.

Miss Gladys Burgett was the charm
ing hostess to the Euchre club last
Saturday afternoon at one of its most
pleasant meetings. Hearts, suggestive
Of the valentine season, decorated the
reception rooms, and beautiful
bouquets Of cut flowers added to the
attractiveness Of the scene. Heart
shaped tallies assisted the guests in
finding their places at four tables. The
first prize, a beautiful spoon, was won
by Mrs. William Reinheimer, and the
guest prize, pearl handled letter
opener, was carried home by Miss Hen
retta Pyle Miss Anne White won
another spoon in an all around cut.
Miss Burgett served luncheon In two
courses at 4:SO o'clock
AT a business meeting of the Euchre
club Thursday afternoon arrangements
were made for the annual all day meet
ing which will be held Saturday. Feb
ruary 20. at the home of Mrs. J. &.
Good. Dinner will be seyed at one
O'Clock and the after-dinner hours
spent at the club game. Mrs. Rein
heimer. Mrs. Trawick and Miss Lee
Irvine Bird were appointed on the re-
freshment committee
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New Century Club.

The New Century club will not
meet during the next week on account
Of the bankers convention and the
open meeting to have been given BY
the club has also been postponed. Al
the meeting last week at the home of
Mrs. S. r. Reast, the lesson on "Fa-
nous Women was very interesting.
Mrs. Reast served refreshments In the
hour following the lesson.
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MIssIon soeIetIes EIect onIeera.

Mission Societies Elect Officers.
The Woodmen's Foreign Mission so-
ciety and the Womens Home Mission
society Of the Methodist church meet
IN the church pariors Thursday after.
noon. A short devotional service was
lead by Airs. N, L. Butler after which
the following officers were elected by
the foreign society:
President, Mrs. F r. Ellis; vice
president. Mrs. Florence Brock; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. W. H. Gilkey;
corresponding secretary. Miss Jessie
Baker; treasurer, Mrs. r. K. Wootten.
The home society elected officers as
follows: Mrs. L. A. Sanders; first
vice president. Mrs G. r. Kimbro;
second vice president, Mrs W. A,
Langston; third vice president Mrs.
sutton: recording secretary, Mrs.
Kilby; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Lowry; treasurer. Mrs. Clark Ruther-
ford agent for the Missionary Voice, ("
Mrs. J S. Basson; press correspondent,
Mrs. Texa Williams.
Valentine Party for
Junior League. FwWW
Mrs. Effie Bateman, superintendent
OF the Junior League Of the Methodist
church, entertained the league mem
bers at a valentine party in the church
parlors Monday evening There was
happy crowd Of young people present
ana Tnerriment reigned throughout the
evening. A dainty supper was served.
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q. Y. P. v. Social
The B. X. n Y. entertained about
one hundred members and guests at
valentine social III the church parlors
Monday evening. Several interesting
games and contests, including word
building and progressive conFetAatl1n,
made the evening ons Of continuous
entertainment Punch was served
throughout the evening by Misses IIa-
eel Owsley and Alma Cochran, potted
plants and ferns decorating the cor
ner where the punch bowl stood. The
faFors given the guests were pretty
hand-painted valentines
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Hay RACK Party "a surprIae.

A second surprise party on Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. S. Bledsoe and family at their
home south of the city was given
Thursday night by the members OF the
National Protective League, who rode
to their destination in hay rack.
The crowd included about thirty and
the fun and laughter starting from the
moment the surprised host and hostess
greeted them, continued throughout
the evening. The guests took refresh
ments with them which they served at
a late hour.
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CARMEN SYLVIA, The QUEEN WHO IS A POET.

- UEEN ELIZABETH PAULINE ELISABETH oTTILIE LOUISE
evidently thinks she needs few
she write SYLVIA pseudonym
which IS dainty little poem queen poetry
pretty poetry Also she writes She has just
published volume Story Book" Elizabeth
Their quaint folk
lore are OF published book
n 1874 The queen she princess OF
Charles Of Roumania In 1869 Charles
the princess for herself
During the
isatons soldiers Elizabeth though sxyseyen
years of Is stan woman OF striking beauty
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Cupid Party for cuplds.


Misses Agnes Goden and Lula Burke
entertained the girls of the Cupid club
very pleasantly Tuesday evening at the
formers home. corner Eighteenth
street and Minnesota avenue. The
rooms we're prettiIy decorated with fes-
toons Of hearts with cupids on them.
the dining room being especially at
tractive. The lights were shaded with
hearts and from the chandelier over
the table hearts we're strung to each
corner. Thirteen hearts. being the
names Of thirteen Cupids, were sus-
pended from the centre Of the chande-
lier Small hearts served as both place
and menu cards, the menu consisting
Of sandwiches, pickles, olives, cake,
cupids, mints and coffee. The cupids
we're red and white heart-shaped. nolds
Of ice cream. Cupid making his ap-
pearance on the white side. The fol-
lowing cupids were present: Misses
Eta Thompson, MOL aand Marble Bull
lard. Nellie Grist, Mary and Adelena
Goodwin. Lillian Lorentson, Marie NC
Masters and Margaret Lorentson.
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The ladies who have charge Of the
plans fer the reception to be given for
the visiting bankers wives on Wednes-
day, February %, have decided to is
sue no invitations, but will receive
their friends from 2:3O to 400 p. m.
III the parlors Of the Elks' home. AL
4.SO the visiting ladies will be given
an auto ride over the city
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Colonial Dinner
for sorosls.

Mrs Elmer Terrell will entertain the
ladies' Of sorosis Study club next Tues
day afternoon at one o'clock al q colo
nial dinner, which will be quite an
elaborate affair AT three o'clock the
regular study session will commence
and the program will be as followss
Star Spangled Banner Club
Roll washington.
Literature Of France-Mrs. German.
Music Of France-Mrs Early.
Art Of France-Mrs. Johns.
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Rebekahs initiate Three.

Nr and Mrs. 7. J. Drlggers and Mr..
Nanlaw were initiated by the Re
bekahs Thursday night, the drill team
putting on the work The meeting
night or the lodge has been changed
and the next meeting will be held
Monday night IN the Mcfarland hall
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W. .. W. BOX Supper.

The box supper given Wednesday
evening by the w. O. w. lodge and
Woodman Circle was as enjoyable as
successful and there was large crowd
present as well as good supply Of
prettily decorated and we'll filed boxes.
Col. Hubbard auctioned off the boxes,
his sales amounting to s29. The even
ing's program. opened with short adj
dress by Judge Linn, which was fol-
lowed BY piano and violin duet By
Miss Rebecca Armstrong and Jack
Cheaney A talk BY Mrs. L. White
and music by Lorez and VILLA McRae
were the other numbers on the pro-
gram and the pleasures Of the evening
we're concluded with an informal
dance.
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Motor Bridge Club.

At the delightful meeting OF the
Motor Bridge club "Wednesday after
noon Mrs. II. NJ Smith was hostess
and cards were played at four tables.
First and second scores were made by
Mrs. Reford Bond and Mrs. Ford With
erspoon, each lady winning a pair Of
silk hose. A deleesable luncheon was
enjoyed after the usual four games.
The players were Mesdames Harwell.
Hutson, Frey. Schwartz. Slasher,
Withersponn. D#yer. Crib, Ludlow.
Bond. Blackmon of Shawnee and Nee
ley Of Bowie Texas. and Misses Iii
lian Hendricks, Ina johnson Of Norman
and Marguerite Corder OF Oklahoma
City.
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Presbyterian Guild.

The largest crowd assembled at a
meeting Of the Presbyterian Guild this
year was at the manse al the regular
Tuesday night session this week The
usual business was attended 10 and an
interesting social half hour was 80.
ioyed,
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Baptist Aid to Hold
Dollar Social.

The ladies' Of the Baptist Aid society
made plans at their regular meeting
Thursday to hold dollar social at
the home Of Miss Lizzie Lester on the
next regular meeting day. Before that
time each member is 70 make dollar
and at the meeting she viii be required
70 tell no wshe made it,
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LtonorIna Miss RIdaeIy.

Honorina Miss Ridgely
A delightful courtesy extended Miss
Mary Jane 4 idgely Of Springfield, H.,
during her visit in Chickasha was the
heart party given Wednesday evening
by Mrs. J. II. Griffin and Mrs. Charles
r. Williams at the home OF the former.
Potted plants, smllax and cut flowers
were the exquisite decorations, en-
hancing the beauty Of the interior Of
the Griffin home. The score cards
were little fans bearing valentine mot
toes, which after several games Of
hearts were used as dance programs.
The ladies' prize at hearts. fancy
hat pin. was won by Miss Marguerite
Corder Of Oklahoma city. and the gen.
tleman's prize, handsome brass
smoking set by Mr. Ben Hampton
Miss Ridgely was presented with a
cut glass perfume bottle. Dancing and
music concluded the pleasure Of the
evening A delicious supper was
served near the midnight hour.
Among the guests were Misses Lii
liam Hendricks. Anna White. sue
Bridges, Hazel Remington, Ethel S2en.
Ger, KelIa Clark. ella Williams. MAR
guerite corder Of Oklahoma city, Ina
Johnson OF Norman and RidgeIy, Mrs.
O. T. White OF Okishoma City and
Messrs. Dick Louthan. Perry Hail.
Hampton, witherspoon Dufand. era
vens. Mobley, Ben Hampton and DR..
Crosse.
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Maeea!bses Go 10 AnadarkO.

Maccdbees 60 70 AnauarkO.
Chickasha hive, No 80. L. D. +. M.
went to Anadarko Thursday to assist
in organizing Anadarko hive, No 10.
and exemplifying the degree work Of
the order They were delightfully."- en-
tertalned by the AnadarlSo ladies' and
enjoyed a drive over the city. IN
Guided in the Chickasha party were
Mesdames Estes, Hawn, Buckley.
Mars. stoddard Anderson. Brown.
Garner. Mays higgins. white. Loekett.
Mcintosh. Dickinson, Richards. Hub
bard, Berry. Edwards and AIcGee and
Misses Lillian Lorentson. Betty Estes
and Marie McMasters.
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'ythian Sisters to Entertain.

Pythian Sisters to Entertain.
The Pythian Sisters Will haze initia-
tions Monday afternoon at the regular
meeting, and refreshments will be
served. The captain asked the drill
team to meet at 1880 for practice.
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Reception and Dance
for Bankers and Wives.

Reception and Dance
for Bankers and Wives.
The reception to be given next
"Wednesday afternoon in Ihe Elks
parlors BY the bankers wives to the
visiting ladies at the bankers con
ventjon viii be one Of the largest ever
given in the city. No effort will be
spared to give the visitors an enjoy
able afternoon and the following ex-
cellent program win be rendered:
Piano duet, Rhapsodie, No tI.iszt)
-Mesdames Galloway and Stone.
Vocal solo, villa Lied from Merry
Widow" CLehar) Henrietta
Pyle.
Piano solo, La Norma, Fantaisie
Brillante. q. Leybach)-Mrs. Esser.
Vocal duet, ~Cheerfulness," (F. Gum
bert) Misses Butler
Piano duet. Tancred Overture. (Ros
sini -Mesdames Chastain and Ter
rell.
Vocal solo, la) Because. tGuy
D'Hardelot); % "springtide," ed
win Greene) Mrs Trawick
Piano solo, "Cappricciso Brillante, ("
(AIendelsshon) Mrs. Roche
Vocal duet, "Ohl That We Two
Were Maying7 (Nevin)-Mrs, VIII
Owsley and Miss sigmon.
Violin solo, Romance. from End Con
certo, Op. %, CWieniawski)- Miss Jen-
ME Daniels.
Piano duet, Mesdames Burton and
Ambrister
Invitations have been issued % a
dance in the Elks hall Wednesday
evening, which also promises TO be a
delightful affair The following com
mittees will be in charge
Reception Committee-T II. Dwyer,
Chairman; NJ. C. Cannon. FaM Porter.
B. P. Smith. F. L. Slusher, Ben F..
Johnson, J. E. Mcneil. Al. c. Courtney.
L. r. Maxey, r. 7. Johnson. E. w. Pow
ers. Ed F Johns. D. u. Esser, J. P.
Whatley, II G. Hendricks.
Floor Committee H. G. Hendricks.
chairman; "a F. Johns, F. j. Hall. D.
Y. Esser. 7. r. Johnson, r, L. Slusher.
N g. Courtney and F. Al. Porter
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MI. and Mrs. b B Barefoot 73lH en-
tertain The soaih liill 900 club ihia
evening.