The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-25

The faculty burlesque will be given
by the o. c. w. students in the audi
torium April z.
Miss Fern Henry Of the commecial
department has a position as assist
ant secretary in President Austin's
office.
Mr.. Jonas Cook and J. Flateau made
interesting talks to the girls at chapel
Monday. We hope these good men
will come again
On Friday evening, March II, the
Utopia Literary society gave st.
Fatricks day party. There were over
4 hundred guests present.
The weather bureau of the Y W.
c. A. has predicted a cyclone for the
near future, which will sweep through
the college. Every one is Interested
Miss Irene Carney Of the CONNER
cial department has accepted posi-
ton as stenographer with the real es-
tate firm of Stacey and Loomis of the
city.
The thirdGormal recital will be given
on next Monday evening. Representa-
tives from each department of the fine
arts school win take part. There VIII
be only one more recital Of this char
/ acter this year.
The Y. w. c. A is delighted at the
thought of having Miss Stuart spend
this week end at 0. C. w. Miss Stuart
organized the Y. W c. A. in our col
lege two years ago. Since that time it
has grown until it has become one of
the most interesting factors among the
student body
The Y. w. c A. members ar plan
ming a picnic breakfast for next Fri
day morning. They expect to leave
the college at o'clock and walk to
shanoan Springs, where they will eaf
their breakfast at about 7:15. They
will start back, arriving at school in
ample time for their $40 classes.
The literary societies of 0. G. W
will have a joint meeting April II
| This is to be a celebration of the tri-
!. centenary of the death of William
Shakespeare. The program will be
composed OF Shakespearean music.
sketches from some of his plays and
pageant parade of many of his notable
characters
| The following instructors and pro
fessors win be in the following state
normals this summer: Mrs. Maddox
and Miss Garrison at Alva, Mrs. Barr
| and Miss Johnson at Weatherford
| Misses O'Neill and Shaley at Table
ouah, Misses Banks and Bennett at
Durant, Miss Norman, Miss Porter
and Miss Davis at Edmond and Miss
Woodring and Mr.. Cowan at Ada.
The Y. w. G. A. meeting of Sun
| ,lnx~ .,-oe ,,~,,e,,o11v iyfarac+;po ond in.
spring The program consisted of
reports from the delegates who at
tended the Y w. c. A. convention at
Guthrie. Each delegate told in an In
teresting way the parts of the diff
ferent lectures which had appealed to
her. This organization is fast becom-
ing the strongest in our school
Regardless of the fact that the Ok
1ahoma College for Women has made
a greater progress within the last two
years than it has made before in its
history, President Austin is not salts
fled with its conditions; therefore he
is making many efforts TO improve the
school in every way possible. Mr.
Austin left Tuesday, March 21st for
the purpose of visiting the most i'm
portant and best established schools
for women in the south.
| Owing to the pleasant weather we
ihave recently been enjoying, Miss
Shaley has been giving her gymnas
ium classes exercises in the open
Sometimes they have contests, play
basket ball or take walking or running
exercises. Many of the girls are prac'
ticing tennis daily in preparation for