The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-10-24
PHONE 70

Beautiful Tea Complimentary
To Newcomers.
Mrs. Claud Sigmon and Airs. T. H.
Dsger were hostesses on the after
noon Of SATURDAY last al an elaborate
and beautiful tea occurring at the
Hc1ss Of Mrs. Sigmon- The occasion
served especially TO compliment two
charming newcomers. Mrs W. F..
Dryer, formerly Of Texas. and Mrs.
Roy c. Smith. recent bride, whose
home was at Eufaula. Okla
The handsome home OF Mrs. Sigmon
had an artistic setting Of yellow chrys-
authemumsn ivy leaves and all the
rich Colds and browns Of the autumn
tinfs. The chandeliers we're graceful
i festooned with yari-colored ivy
leases. tied ~ith huge bows OF golden
ivy leaves The arches in the recep-
ton han and drawing room we're also
festooned In this manner. The punch
table in a corner of the reception hall
was especially effective. having can
opy formed OF ivy leaves and pumpkin
blossoms, suspended with careless
grace. Fruit punch was served BY
Mrs Ben Morgan End Mrs. Gordon
Wade. The guests we're greeted first
BY Mrs. Win OwsIey and were intro
duced to those receiving by Mrs. j. B.
Sparks. Those in the receiving line,
which was formed in the drawing
room, were Miss Claude Sigmon, Mrs.
T. H. Dwyer, the two honorees, Mrs.
W. E. Dwyer and Mrs. Roy c. Smith.
Mrs. r. r. Riddle of Oklahoma City
and Mrs. T. L. Bailey Tea was served
in the dining room. where the rich gold
tints Of woodwork and furnishings
were most successfully brought out by
the browns and Colds Of autumn
leaves. The table in the dining room
was thing of rare beauty Enormous
yellow chrysanthemums, filled an inn
mense gold tinted basket, from the
handle OK which floatea the loops and
long ends Of low Of golden ribbon
Tea was pourned by Mrs. ]. H. Grit
fifth, Mrs J. d. Chastain and Mrs J.
Z S. Blackmon. Scattered about the tea
table were miniature gold keys, sug-
gestive OF hearty welcome from
Chickasha to the two newcomers. As
sisting in the dining room were Mrs.
+. NJ. Frey, Mrs. L. c. Hutson and Mrs.
f. G. Witherspoon. Fayors presented
in this room were dainty little golden
baskets. filled with bon bons. Others
assisting in the entertainment Of the
guests we're Mrs. H. B. Johnson, Mrs
J. D. Carmichael, Mrs. Ed Johns, Mrs
B P. Smith. Mrs. J. R. Harris, Mrs
Lula Barr, Mrs. Lee Olive, Mrs. Elmer
Terrell, Mrs. F. NJ. Bailey and Mrs.
Shaughnessey of FL Reno. During the
afternoon one hundred and fifty guests
called to greet and welcome Mrs.
Dwyer and Mrs. Smith to their new
home Victrola music, in charge OF
Miss Marjorie Dwyer, was pleasant
feature OF the afternoon.
Many handsome gowns were OBJ
served, among which those worn by
the honor guests will be OF special in
terest Mrs William Dwyer was
gowned in amethyst crepe melton, two
tier tunic skirt, with crystal trim
mings and rose point lace. A French
rose corsage bouquet secured with a
diamond ornament, enhanced her ap-
pearance. Mrs. Roy Smith was a
handsome figure in silyery blue char
meuse with panels of real lace. Her
gown had pearl trimmings and was
maes with a new, artistieally draped
tv &C. Mrs. Smiths jewels we're dia-
monds. Both Mrs Dwyer and Mrs.
Smith will be popular additions to
Chickasha society