The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-25
Third Dinner at K. P. Hall Thursday
Evening and Fine Spread is Prom
ised; Doors are Wide Open
to All
OBJECT is TO BUILD
UP C0MRADESHIP
Seek to Promote Better Acquaintance
Among Members Of All Trades and
Professions; No Religion, Poll
Tics or War in Speeches

The Mems Dinner club is now lac
members strong, and still going. In
announcing the third meeting the en-
tertainment committee today issued
the following statement.
THE Mems Dinner club is an or
ganization promoted to build up a
comradeship between the citizens of
Chickasha. 1t has grown of its own
volition from nothing in early Feb
ruary to the number given now. The
third dinner or banquet of the club
will take place at the X. p. hall at
4th and Kansas avenue, on the even
ing Of the 27th OF April, next Thurs
day. Members are urged to state pos
itiyely to the committeeman who calls
ON them as to whether plate at this
banquet is wanted. or not. The ladies
OF the Catholic church of Chickasha
are to serve the banquet. They are
fully organized and well equipped to
do the job properly, and are expecting
to serve in the neighborhood OF 100
dinners. II you are not reached by
the committeeman who has your sec
ton do not be offended, but get word
TO someone who will get your name
down for dinner, as many calls have
to be made to reach members, it has
been determined and some can not
be found
"The ladies promise fine banquet,
good and quick service, and that the
dinner will begin on the minute OF
1880 p. M. Thursday next. The com
mittee who awarded the job to these
ladies' considered everything as to
their fitness, and we believe the mem
bers may expect something good and
we believe that every one who will
come will get satisfaction The cost
to each member attending viii be SOC
TO 9Oc, to be determined on the floor
!. of the banquet.
This club offers a means of pleas
ure and place TO get acquainted with
neighbors, and to stimulate comrade-
ship between men Of all businesses,
professions and trades, at little cost
II is open 70 those who wish TO enroll
Members are asked to order dinners
for friends If they wish to be hosts
for any. such, and we know Of no bet
ter way to be hospitable. The enter
tainment committee sitting in session
on the 9Th inst. agreed that certain
regulations for lis benefit are essen
tial, and will put before the members
present at the next banquet which
will be the evening of the 2Ith next
Thursday, for adoption, three rules:
(a) That members who are not inter
ested sufficiently to attend one-third
of the banquets, unless unavoidaoly
detained should not expect to retain
membership, thereby causing the com
mitteeman in charge Of their section
to repeatedly call them. Let mem
bers names be dropped after failure
to respond to calls for banquets, after
three repeated invitations. OBJ inas-
much as honor and decency are the
essential requirements for enroll
ment, members should adhere to
these strictly. II is not honorable
for anyone to order dinner and not
pay for it. Therefore, it was agreed
that members agreeing to attend a
banquet, not doing so or not paying
for same. be dropped till amends be
made by tender of the cost. (cl mas
much as the subjects of religion poll
ties and war are always debatanle'
and are personal with many, and II de-
bated at our meetings might hurt the
feelings of some, and no good De
gained therefrom, it is suggested that
neither of these subjects be discussed
openly at any dinners.
"This club will be aggressive' II
will profit by past errors, and try 10
make each banquet better one than
past ones. Therefore, things viii
hum next time.
FOR reservations for members ol
their friends, up to Wednesday even