The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-21
PHONE 745

Lawn Musicalc.
Over one hundred yonng society peo-
pie we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
oatley Anderson at the lawn musicale
given Tuesday evening at a charming
courtesy 10 Misses Pearl Ellen and
Willamae Crawford and Lavelle Trad
er oI ronkawa, and Queena March
banks Of Waxahachie, Tex. The An
derson home wac prettily decorated in
cannas and sunflowers. carrying out
a yellow color scheme. and the porch
was arranged as stage and brilliant
ly lighted Seats dotted the lawn and
the guests enjoyed the out of door
comforts of the pleasant evening while
listening to the delightful program.
A piano solo "Etude" was the first
number, being capably rendered by.
Miss Laura Julien, and Miss Zella
Stoddard followed with an interest
ing reading, "Joe's Crime" Bernard
Baird gave two fayorite solos, Mother
Machre" aad "A Bowl of Roses" and
two inspiring piano duets, "A Comrade
in Arms" and Taps" were rendered
by Mrs. Wessie Ray and Ada Bess
Burney. Miss Joy Ringer then de-
lighted the guests with two whistling
solos, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Rebecca Armstrong. "Idllio" and
"Chin Chin" were two enjoyable in.
strumental selections played by Miss
Marjorie Dwyer and Shannon Owsley
sang 'If Were a Rose" and "Moon,
Moon Moon" Miss Layelle Trader
followed with pretty piano solo,
shepherd Boy" and Miss Elsie Ann
Decker contributed to the program
with two choice vocal selections.
when Love Is Kind" and "The Glow
er" Molly" reading by Pearl FL
len Crawford was next heartily enjoy
ed and the beautiful song, "A Perfect
Day" by Miss Willamae Crawford, ac-
companied by Miss Sue Gilkey. with
cello obligato, concluded the program.
A musicale contest next amused
the yeung folks. PaEtners were drawn
for singing popular songs Miss Elsie
Decker and Mr.. Reece Smith we're
most successful in this and received
The prizes, box of yellow crepe de
chine handkerchiefs and gold tie
clasp. The boobies, tin horns with the
advice, IF YOU can't sing. toot" We're
presented Misses Susie King and vii
1amae Crawford. Each of the honorees
were presented with pretty friend
ship ring Ice cream and individual
angel foods, iced in yellow and white.
and bearing the date. were then sery
sd Delicious punch was served earl
er in the evening by Misses Nell and
pclle Dashner and Olive Smith,
sAln0ng those present we're Misses
erl9hIlen and Willamae Crawford
Aellas Trader. Queena Marchbanks,
and Lucille Dashner, Virginia
Amy Ellen Horn. Edwina
= Nosetta Larson. Dorothy Cor
r,n'Alberts Smith. Matte Hart,
hridge, Elsie. Edith and Freda
- siarjory Dwyer Grace What /
: oeseand Stella Gerstenfield, Fay
nollinarth, Hazel Owsley, Edith |
aii oi3Nie, Tea. Sue Gilkey, Graca !
a ano vs. AXeassr-'s'Hre puffy' Laura
eily, Floi3nee and Josie Wohlge-
muth, Carlton, Susie King. Beth White
of Troy, Aal& Ada Bess Burney,
Helen and Gladys Kimbro and Fay
Smith, and Messrs. Reece Smith. How
ard and Edorax Hampton, Roy and
willis Elledge, EA Phillips, Ralph Con
rad, Boyd GilkeyS Looney and Alvin
Wallace, Hugh Neeley Smith, Neil
johnson. George Bseler, Leonard and
Albert Hawn ALLAH Swan, Clifford
Sparks, Tom Boyd. Dick Wootten,
Ewell Slaughter. Majors, Richbure, |
Ed Riddle, Flatau, JAMES Duffy, Ber-
nard Baird, Shannon Owsley, Paul and
Pete Heffner. Rock, Isaac Schlotter-
beck Joe Burney. Homer Ross and
Bentley. Mrs Anderson was assisted
by Mrs. Wessie Ray, Mrs. Gilkey, Mrs.
Homer Bond and Mr., and Mrs. Helm.
Miss Harriet Spinning of South |
Orange, N. j.. who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. P G. Spinning several
days, left yesterday for Pasadena, Cal.