The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25
Rotarlennes Give Picnic.

put q decided crimp IN IN
plans OF the chIckasha Rotal
ienncs 10 give the members OF TN
Rotary club picnic. the affair. STAG
cd In the dining room Of the Me
Farland hotel Thursday was a mos
decided success.
About 60 were served In true pic
mic style and loads Of fried chicken
salads, cakes and all the other Vi
ands that 30 To make up a complete
picnic dinner. disappeared under the
treatment OF hungry guests. Wives
and ladies OF the Rotary members
worked together In the preparation
OF the dinner as well as the program
OF the evening.
The program. cleverly arranged.
sprung surprise after surprise on
the Rotary members. Mrs. r. II.
Trawick acting as chairman begged
OF the men that they try to help the
ladies solve some OF the household
problems that daily arise. The ladies'
were invited to ask questions. They
did 80 with will aud the chairman
then selected a man TO answer each
question. Questions and answers
brought much nerriment and by
them the ladies' brought out that the
men who are supposed TO handle
weighty problems in the business
and professional world, were entirely
at a loss to solve the simplest point
about the operation OF n home.
A playlet. designed by Mrs. T. v,
Trawick and directed by Miss Hazel
Owsley was announced Miss Owsley
selected the cast from the Rotary
membership as follows: The bride.
Fred Hamilton; the groom, John T.
Owsley; the ringbearer, A. f. Hous.
ton; the flower girl. Otis ]. Hal.
lowell; the best man. u. s. Buzan:
the bridesmaid, Charles BLY,: the
the brides mother. Clint c. Stein
berger; the groom's father. Ben C.
Garvey; the brides little sister, Olin
Brashear; the preacher, Roy l..
Jones.
After explaining in detail the "ac-
ton of each character in the play.
let as he was placed in position for [
the supposed bridal procession, and |
while actors and audience were
waiting impatiently for the starting
of the piece, the director faced the
audience and declared that she had
forgotten to announce that the title
of the playlet was Gathering
Nuts"
Whereupon the members of the |
class did individual "fadeouts" and
were given the merry litter by the
audience as they skulked sheepishly
back to their seats
Misses Lucille Erickson and Flos-
sic Catterall, costumed as Gypsie for
tune tellers successfully read the
palm of eevry hand and predicted
weird and fantastic futures
Bible Class To Entertain
The Women's Wesley Bible class
will entertain the members of the
home department of the Sunday
school, Tuesday evening, at the home
of Mrs. T. 0. Thorp, 1425 Mipnneso-
ia avenue. All members of the class
are urged to be. present.
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Marriage Announced.
{ News of an out of town wedding Of
interest to the people Of
has been received here. It
is that of Miss Bess Coyle, of Tulsa, (,
to Mr.. Earl Kay Billings. Miss Coyle
is the daughter of Mrs. Alice Preston
Coyle who was well-known resi-
dent Of this city for number Of
years. While living in this city, Miss t
Bess was employed as bookkeeper {
for the Chickasha Daily Express. {
Mr.. Billings and his bride will be at i
home to their friends after July l, at
123 North Main Street, Tulsa.
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Party.
Pierre, son of Prof. and Mrs. Paul
Rochat, gave q birthday party to
some of his friends, Thursday after
noon at his parents home on South
Seventeenth street. In spite Of the
rainy weather, the young people had
/ very good time. After an entertain
nent of magic and slight Of hand
performances, there were competi-
ions in skill and chance. The lucky
girls received silk vanity bags, hand
kerchiefs and the boys, baseballs and
other toys. The refreshments were
served in the dining room which had
been decorated in horizon blue for