The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-19
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Reception FER MlnlsssrA
nev, and Mfa. J. W. Sims an
Rev. and Mrs. ]. u. aailer we're N
honor guests ~ . beautifully ~
pointed reception given Tnesda,
evening by tho members of tho twl
missionary societies of the Me,ho
dist chufch. at the home 81 Mr. an'
Mn. oailsy Anderson. sos aoull
Sixteenth street.
Tho spacious rooms wefc aiifnci
lively decorated IN immense chrysan
thcmnma of various shades which
wcro sent with TIE compliments Of
tho Gray Floral company.
Tho guests wero greeted AZ the
door BY Mr and Mrs. ]. y. white
and from here dlnricd 10 N. llvlnR
room and snn patlor where The 70.
cciying party vas stationed In line
with the honor guests acre Mr.. AMI
Mra. Anderson and tho menhs n .of
tho church heard. Music by the sun.
day ncs sal orchestra and a male
quartet. composed " !. v McNclll.
q. W. NorvcIlo. Joe nnrncy and J.
~ Wade were pleasant features oi
the evening.
Judge y n. bailey In behalf of
those present spoke of the high
esteem In which the retiring mln.
iatcra and their families we're hold
and the deep regret felt at their
leaving the city onth ministers re-.
nponded IN pleasing manner
Punch was served BY Misses Alice
Bnrnoy. Alta Orig BY and Ruth Jack
~ ne prettlly arranged brelkfiaf
room. The hours were from oirhi 10
ten o'clock and more than three
hundred guests were entertained.
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Party for University Women.
One OF the pleasant social affairs
Of the past week was the party
given aSturday evening by Mes.
danes Leonard Hawn and s. e. Dur.
bin at the home OF the latter. 1927
South Eighth street. complimentary
To the Association OF University
Women.
Ferns and beautifully colored fol.
iago OF the season combined with
large chrysanthemums formed the
decorations OF the pretty home.
Bridge and foriy-two were played
during the evening and a delicious J
salad course was served at the con.
OF the game. ,
The guest list included Mesdames
Barr. Kayser. Humphrey. Courtney,
Msnning. Burton. Wylie. Patton.
James, Hammond. Misses Bell. Pin
ger. Klnglesmith. Bolts. DeMllt. \
Wignall. Hall. Grey, Car
ney. Eschbach, Shaver. Trout, Hol- o
and, Mcclure. Mcmillan, Jones' y
Baker, Miller Young. Laird. Street K
sr and Walker. Il
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Six O'Clock Dinner. p
Mr. and Mrs Lige Perry. 800 Min c'
lesoia avenue, entertained a party "
# friends at a six o'clock dinner on
evening. il
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slrIs Entertain. IN
Misses Frances Terrell Ruth Nc tc
ieehee, Fleta Calvert and Phoebe lie
Ieffner original members of the 3.
?. G. club entertained Saturday ev- G
ming at the home of Miss rcr-ei,
2S South Fourteenth street, with IG
'hinese "Shin-Dig." d;
A clever little conversational pro o.
ram, which at the tap of bell II
,as interspersed with dancing was
arried and added greatly to the M
leasure Of the evening. gi
The guests were Misses Emma Al
'aker, Wynema Hill, Katherine Rey. in
olds, Gerda Eklund. Esther Phil A
ps, Margaret Terrell, Jessie Steele,
mcille Erickson and Naoma Wright HI
{ Norman, Messrs. Clyde Turner,
ussell Harrington. Clint Forsyth, e.
erald Gowdy, Henry Baker, Paul M
[effner, Garner Collums, Charles Fl
owdy, Clinton Steinberger, Glen M
uzard, Marvin Washburn, Wayne M
osset, Buster Witherspoon, Weldon gi
Tx and Howard King of ElReno. Al
lac DoweI Music Club. HI
MacDowell Music Club met on last tn
afternoon at the home Of
Irs. George Rice, 1902 South Sew ST.
nteenth street. with Mrs. u. G. i'll
oone as leader of the lesson "The
omantic School Of Opera" ably as a
sted by Mrs. Tom Peery.
Very interesting reports from the sp