The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-11-09
Of Interest to Women
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Society in Quarantine.

Society in Quarantine.
Despite The flu quarantine or per-
haps, because of it, social life at the
o. C. w, has been gayer and merrier
than usual There have been numer-
Gus intimate little tea parties, feeds y
and spreads" among both students
and teachers, as well as several larg
er affairs.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Frances
Davis was hostess at five
o'clock tea in her studio, the other
members OF the faculty being her
guests. Miss Davis read some cur.
rent war poetry in her charmingly
vivid manner, and also entertained
her friends with Victrola music. She
was assisted in serving tea and waf-
ers by Misses Mary Thompson, Mel
lie Waterman, Iona Balew and EN-
cline Davis.
All hallow eve was observed at
ltuEAll last MtGhs iilt lilNN ptti ~ w
ing given Thursday evening when
the junior cabinet Of the Y w. G. A.
entertained the senior cabinet. The
guests we're blind-folded and led from
The dormitory to the administration
building, where Miss Davis room
was spookily decorated for the oc-
casion An original feature of the
decoration was ghost which com
pletely concealed the Victrola and
appeared to be singing A large
shock OF corn in a corner OF the
room partially hid a witch, who lat
er told fortunes Games appropriate
TO the mystic night were PLAYED, and
the passing around of dead mans !
remains" almost caused Mysteries |
among some of the unintiated. The |
refreshments consisted of pop corn
Dalls, apples, waters, sandwiches and |
hct chocolate which was served in
scooped out apples.
The entire student body enjoyed
a Halloween tacky party Friday
night the old students acting as
rostesses to the new Several rooms
in the main building were cleyerly
decorated for this function and
spooks beckoned the unwary guests
TO enter therein The Human Laqn-
dry" was one Of the most popular of
the rooms, and the unfortunate per.
son who went in paid for his curios-
ity. Each visitor was washed, rinsed,
folded and ironed the exact process
being first to shake up two victims
in tank, dump them out onto
springs, fold them double over a
chair, and slam a door on them.
The girls who investigated enc
mystic plunge, crawled up ladder,
and then had to jump off Several
stiff rooms We're full OF ghosts
spirits and corpses, and were verita-
BILE chambers OF horrors.
At one end of the lower hall
stone well was in evidence and here
popcorn, apples and cookie. were
served. Dancing was enjoyed in the
gymnasium after the refreshments.
Saturday night the Utopian girls
ave a Halloween masquerade in
Miss Davis rooms. Decorations of
Iree ranches aGG fodder were used.
giving q wierd effect, and huge
caldron in one corner was suggestive
II the witches supposed to be abroad
Ghost stories were told, the guests
'ished for their fortunes and were
further amused by the antics of
clown and dancing witch. Dolls
dressed in orange and black crepe
PAPER were the favors placed on the
cfreshment plates, AID sandwiches,
Dives, waters and hot chocolate were
enjoyed by all The girls in charge
# the eening's entertainment were
Misses Dclis Smith, katherine Hus-
~, Grace Euliss and Naomi Cloud.
On The same evening the faculty
we're happily entertained at the Wy Y
lie annex by Misses Shepherd aule. l
'oodring, ShGley, Bell and Ormerod.
iames were played and the first
'rize' lavender .sachet, was present t
d Mrs. G, W. Austin. The boGhy, a ,
unee cap, fell to Miss Lois Bennett.
DAINTY refreshments followed lhe
smes
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