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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-01
UNA fotITlCA SA7ISFAcToRlA

Expres6 el doctor Cespedes que IA po
Utica que ha venido observando ell go-
bierno de los Estados Unidos en- los
asuntos cubanos, es una poii6ca pru-
dente y iusticiera que honra al gobier-
no de Ia Casa Blanca, pues que na
puesto de relieve que sincerameute SCI
interesa por Ia soluci6n de los pros
blemas que afectan d Cuba. cooperdn1.
do a clio con un espfritu de -annistad
sincera y franco deseo por- ell bienes-i
tar de Ia isla
Refiriendose L los inform.s que set
han pubicado, respecto a que en- Cu-s
la hay muchos elementos nacionaleS
que desean la supervision de los Esta-S
dos Unidos para resolVer scs Proole-
mas, ell Min;stro Cespedes dijo:
Tales infornes proceder de los le-s
nemigos de Ia Independencia de Cuo1>s
q bien de personals que no sc dal: cueai
ia exacta de Ia seriedad de los probe.
mas pendiente, los cuales- discuten SIN,
tener un conocimiento fundamental da
10 ure realmente significan nj De su
trascendencia. Tales rumores 9 iifor-.
mes son absurdos no deben tomarss
en- consideration. porque el pueblo os
Cuba al igual que Ell de c,:alqnera re-
p1blica Ge este Continente. anna su IN
senendencia y la conservatism de su
nacionalidad, con "a misnna Daslcn
ell mismo fervor que ha irspirdoo
tres seneraciones sacrificat sus vi
das sus fortunas para asesurar IL
independeacia de Cuca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-01
Ell Presidente del Tribunal
de Justicia asumira ell
poder executive y
cenvocara a nue.
vas elecciones

provisional, no obstante de que. Sc
asesura. los computes de votos fue-
ron hechos en- presencia de represen-
tantes autorizados de los partldos
contendientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-01

tfas que reclama la sociedad, ante ei
amago de los socialistas que ban MA
lido ese Estado G5
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-01
CUBA NO IA PED|DO
IA INTERVENTION
De T. UN|DOS
ASI LO DEcLARI e. M|NISTRO De ESE.
Pals EN- WASHINGTON, Doctor
CARLOS NJ CESPEDES
luna COOPERATION SINCERA.
.ES LO QUE Los CUBANOS KECESTLK
PARA RESOLYER Ia CRISIS QUE
Los AFECTA SERAMEKTE

Telc0rGma Especial para ia PRENSAs
: WASHINGTON, Dicieubre 2e-E1
Minisuo de Cuba en- Washington. Doc.
tor Carlos Manuel de Cespeoes, ha ue-
Sado categoricamente que en- Cuba f11n
va elementos nacionales que pidan
intervention de los Estados Unidcs pa
ra solucionar Ia crisis financiera y au1
las dificultades podfticas.
-Lo que Cuba necesita-di;o ell Mi
nistro CespedeS-es Ia cooperation ~
mistosa y eficaz de este pals, para sa-
lir airosamente de las dificultades a.
con6micas que han tra1do, desgracial--
damente, una Situacion dificil situas-.
cion que acknowledgements ha contribui-
do agrayar las dificultades polfica-s
surgidas al calor de Ia paSada lucha g..
lectorai.
La actual situacion economical de Gu
aunque seria dista mucho de ser descG-
perada, como Sc ha asegurado en- re-
cientes informaciones. Ell Congreso Gu
bano Sc ha reunidc va para Giscutir las
medidas- mas eficaces para solucionar
Ia crisis financiera cocperauGo con eE
Gopierno, en- esta obra, los elernentoS
que han estado distanciados de'el por
diferencias en- politica- Inforues auto
rizados han llegado, asegurando que eI
Gobierno Y ell Consreso. por 81 solos.
resolveran en- breve tempo Ia crisis.
selalando nuevas bases y orient acic.
nes a Ia vida economical Gel pals Y ex-
pidiendo las leyes necesar;as para dar
a Cuba un sistema bancario eficientc.
implantado en- las mismas parecidas
bases del sistema baEcario Ge los Es-
tados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-01
LAS DlFIcULTADES FGLITIcAS

Conffa ell Ministro Cesredes en- que
las diiicultaGes politicas origtnadaS nor
la pasada lucha electoral, seran pa
tri6ticamente resueltas Dor les cubanoS
unicanente. sin necesidad de que ten
gan que recurrirse a la supervision
norteamericana, cero Sc ha pretendi-
do. Las quejas de; ambos partidos con
tendencies en- Ia lucha electoral IAN
pasado a conocimiento de los altos
tribunales para su estudio y rcsoiu-
ci6n. y es de esperarse que su fallo
sera acatado por los na-tidos que SO
disputan Ia Presidencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-01-01
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol a Ia Casa Editorial LoZano, 11S
No. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17
WAGE QUESTION
DEF. |: ERRED BY
RAIL BOARD
Question VIII Not Be Acted
Upon Until After January
|; Board Has Mass of
Other Work to be Cleaned
Up.
BY JAMES l. KILGALLEN

lsFAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SERyIcE1
CHICAGO. Dgc the wage question.
the next big controversy to come be-
fore the United states Railroad Labor
hoard. VIII not be acted upon i'm
n* diately-certainly, It ls said. not
unsl after the first Of the year and
perhaps much longer.
The board has q mass Of work to do
before its doeket Is LEANED IN.
More than a thousand grievance cases
end four national agreements must hs
dealt with before the boards docket is
cleaned up, Some Of these matters.
particularly the agreements. are II The
ut-o~ i'fnn~'n~ce.
Nvhtfe the disposition OF shop craft
rub on December l now places the
Labor Board IN q position 20 consider
tbs wage question 1t is declared 10 be
more likely that il VIII Arst get the
Important routine out OF tho way. The
wags problem is certain to be a testy
thing 20 handle The railroads an
nounoed OF October Ii a 10 per cent
wage cut would be asked, and recently
the shop crafts affiliated with the
American Federation Of Labor request
ed an inorsaSe of 70 cents an hour.
The unions are expected to point out
70 tbs board that tho revision ~ tho
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

Mr.s Peter Klein spent Wednesday,
a. Hammond.
several or our faFmers transacte5
business in Chicago last Friday.
Mrs. II. ]. Achulte spent Thursday
and Friday at Chicago.
Postoffice will be open on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings till $50 p.
III. and on Friday and Saturday till
80 p. m. giving everybody a chance
90 mail their Xmas parcels.
Mr.. Jos. /. Endres VINO was taken 10
ST. Margarets hospital on Wednesday
vas operated on and had his right eye
taken oIt. While c%hoppIng wood. a
piece Or steel from a wedge flew in his
eye, which caused him to lose the eye
He returned home on Friday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Stommel and
daughter Ruth were Chicago visitors
on Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

OF at least s50.00o. 900. The chang : ia
the rules were largely alterations in
the Considerations of work to be done
by tho various crafts. Tho roads VII
point out that further wage cuts arc
necessary In order to effect reductions
In rates and operate at q profit.
with the shop crafts situation out
of the way. temporarily al least. the
board must now deal with other rail-
road unions. The four national agree
ments TO be settled by the board are as
followst
Maintenance of way employees with
half a dozen disputed rules affecting
5s5. 900 men. Clerks, eight disputed
rules, affecting $4,000 employees, Sig
nal men two disputed rulos affecting
5000 men, Stationary fTemen and
oilers, two dipustod rules. 5000 men.
II will require about a month to
dispose of the foregoing cas- 5. lnen
the board will be confronted with the
construction Of practically a new set
Of rules for $500 train dfspatchers.
photographers also have a Number Of
rules in dispute, Involving 1900 mn.
Grievance cases before the board are
increasing daily. The transportation
dCN was AhLUAA10 20 bNAlCf1 AA1 WA@8
Board of minor grievance ca as and to
have the government agency set ! NY
ca ses coming I'D to il on appeal. How
ever, the railroads and the men hay
been unable t. agree on many griev-
ances that would ordinarily be classi-
fed as trivial. and the board has been
forced to act as the umpire in spite Of
the great pressure OF many matters In
voIving the closest Consideration
The board has indicated that when
tho wage question doea conie up both
sides will be called upon not to over
look hat there Is a third party to the
issue-the public.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

The stolen securities was charged With
The theft of $4,000 worth Of the bgnds.
He was held in &1e.D0e bail and com
mitted TO the tombs.
The surrender OF the troke earlier
in the day and his subsequent ARA sn-
ment came as a sequel 10 sensati nal
disclosures said to have been made by
w. w. yesterday. a member OF the
big five" under Indictment. Raster
ay IS said to have broken completely
with his fellow defendants and to hay
revealed the whereabouts Of most %
the bonds still missing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17
NEW HOPES
IN BOND
SCANDAL


NEW .o4sA, DC. A.. Definite
hopes ~ recovering most Of the 81
600, 900 worth Of securities still miss
IN gas a result Of the 5000. 600 bon
'htft scandal which resulted ia ~.
indictment Of Nick Arnstein and foul
other men. about a year ago, were hete
out by authorities today. following the
arraignment Of Davis W. Sullivan. on'
~ the accused men or a suporsedina
Indictment, charging grand larceny.
sullivan, head OF the Washington,
G.. brokerage firm OF Sullivan & Co.
which lis accused &c reeeiwi@~ some 0'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

sMxlz1zleaH
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

c., brokerage fiji
which Is aceised
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17
LOWELL.
by JACK FARR

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rtddlebaugh Of
Galicn. ohio, came yesterday for a vis-
IT with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Fisher until after the holidays
Taonaas Grant was in Chicago on
business yesterday.
Miss Simpson, teacher IN
the Last Chicago schools came last eV-
ering to visit her parents Mr.. and MIS-
s.. c. simpson over the weekend.
Oar merchants are enjoying a good
h1llaay patronage and they are al
tarrying good stocks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

Mrs. H. n. C%arnahan spent Saturday
at Chicago on business.
The roads over which our rural car
ricr travels are very muddy and the
carrier is compelled 70 use his ago.
untii roads are in better condition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

shop crafts rules BY tho board was
tantanourt 70 Il heavy reduction in
pay as II was announced by the board
itself that tho changes would effect
economies in the operation Of railroads
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

Merchants an help the tuberculosis
aght and show their good spirit ~
contributing u hit + tiseli advertising
space. juha W~anaEaaker and oaer
uD tn ~ 8 Natfu raen re Acinr this.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

Christmas Seals scattered through
the merchandise In a Christmas w-.i
dow display fake up no room and add
- 40 narnrtt l. ..-1r.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-17

Time is getting short. Got your
supply Of Christmas Seals and Health
Bonds YETI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
prssbyisrIan Social cIreI,

The Ladies' Social Circle Of IN,
Presbyterian church was dclIghtfully
entertained at their regular meeting
at the home Of Mrs. T. y. Wood. FL
South Sixth street. with Mrs. Hunt
ly as assistant hostess.
Eighteen members and nine visit.
ors were present
The Circle gladly welcomed the
return OF member. Mrs. Nellie
Fisher who has been out OF tho
city for the past nino months. Plans
were completed for the bazaar
which will he held sometime IN De.
cember. At the conclusion Of the az.
ternoon session. delicious refresh.
ments were served. The guests were
Mesdames Arnold. Dunlap. LYLE.
Leonard. Hallowoll. Beck. Mccarthy,
J. Williamson and Miss Irene wads-
worth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Que cats and snhllns of iiaiioso'cn
After hallo~inx the rupsn that woans
aFcand numerous comefs ef ths
building and finally lnlo The guest
Feosn the rsesls weFu mot hy
shade o'Qnln and Hhads Horne who
introduced them to tho receiving
line of ghosts composed ~ Junior
~ teachers.
Shortly afler the arrival 81 the
guests the shosilf masks wcro 70.
moved aud the eschinE ~aa spent
IN contests and Halloween enter
.ainmsni. Miss kuli HAN woa mt
rfire ard Miss kllraholh Allsn uon
tho hoohlo prise IN a "caleehlsm"
contest. and Alaa Marlpfie ballard
and Mrs. T. 7. Montgomery shared
In the honon In = "Miss" contest
rur their success IN grabbing fof
pop corn balls. suspended on strings.
Ae guests were given appropriate
Ilallowo'en favora
A. clever monolosae vas Klven b,
Mra. A. u MoFTan. tho scene of
which vas laid IN q fashionahlr
uemotery wlih a feminine sad a maa
'ullne ghost for The prlncipai char
,cic~ of the ghost Toaaseo The
,hotlly situation for tho mono
cxue was madc moFo offcctlrc BY
siord Khos, dance Flvcn by ciehi
unlor Eirla around amculderlns
auldron. Tho cat WAS let out Of
he hag" when a number Of ths
GOsts were asked to read tlclr for.
nucs aloud. Music was furnished by
he Junior high orchestra under III
irocilon OF Miss Irene Maya re
reshmcntn IN keeping with Al
alnls Eve were served at lat
our and guests attempted TO find
lclr way homo over debris and
iris and sundry other obstacles De
nsltod In the streets hy hoya whc
nd also not forgotten 10 make
cry on Halloween.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

q. White. Mr. C. s hntei naa
Mn r. +. DoIart q. H. smlsg.
Wade w. Lanooh. j. H. Wolihof
Lyman r. Eldrol. wm Yarhoui r.
r. Crimes. J. r. Burns. Lon $50
iiichmon. Mtus W. Davidson. Joaa
W Tyrol, D. E. Ha,chou. Coof
bayz. A. Noble Iadd. clarls Rlcaae
BE. and Mrs. $. W. Bailey. Honrg
Caldwell, Clarence iieweti. lsaEo..
enc camwoli, c. y. Turney. ciar.
chee Turner, Rov A. Cornwell. ". G..
Newcom. Edward Allen. Joe l.. Hart.
G. y. Barbour, and Cecil Baldwin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Of the Oklahoma delegation took au
active part Ia the camnalrn for ihe
election Of Mrs Edith irwin Hobart
d Clnoinaiu. o. victor IA The racs
for national commander Tho Sol.
man. Okla. application for a W A.
A. l.. unit charter was Tive first
signed by the ncwlyciocicd com.
mandcr. Mrs. Freeman slid
Among the local delegation tr .-e
Kansas City convention wcre: Mrs
Freeman. Mr. aud Mrs. l.. y. Eman.
uol. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rochat. Mrl.
Anna Lusier. Lloyd johnson, Henry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
Legion Delegates
Return From Meet

Mrs. Blanche Freeman. depart.
nent commander OF the W. A. A. T..
II Oklahoma returned YESTERDAY
from Kansas City where she attend.
d the national American Legion
and Auxiliary convention.
Mrs. Freeman took an active part
In the activities OF tho auxiliary
convention. She and the remainder
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
Halloween Party

Mrs. Frank Tins, SCI South
Seventeenth street entertained fol
her little daughter. Mary. ON last
Monday evening with jolly Hal
lowe'en party. The roons we're ap
propriately decorated and the ev
ening was spent with merry games
and a delicious fnarshmallow roast
The guests Sophia Yates. Nctti'
Hughes. Vera May Trammell. Doro
thy Hartman, Bette Hudgins. MARY
Smith, Vivian Jones. Hazel Tins,
Thelma Jonea. Margaret Stiles
Louise and Lois Major. Mike Bell,
Charles Hudgins. Charles Aster. Tur.
ner Elliott, Carl Green, Gerald Bed
uer. Tom Losey, F. II. Frey ir.
Walter Holmes, Leonard Hartman
and Henry Jones, Virginia Mallory
and Jacklyn Blackburn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Fuptis Heeiiai.
ON iast saturday afternoon al IN.
home cf Mrs 4. y Colby. so south
Ninth sircsL The music class ol
AiHp Dorothy Stone gave a Halo.
~o'en recital, tho guests being Tim
RED 10 tho mothers of tho puplls
coloFa appropriate 10 tho season
were nssd on the decorations and
the rooms were softly lighted By
candles IN JackoiAntcrnn.
The programs were paper pump.
Rms decorated with hats and witch.
e.. Mics Stone was assisted In On.
,eFiainIng by Miss Colby. Misses
Murine chalfant and Monoaa Col.
b. served punch. Tho class has
leon studying tho minor scales and
Tho numbers on the program were
for tho most part written In tho
MINOR koyn. frustrating tho work
hcing done by the class. In a mi.
npr scale contest. Evelyn Doll won
a picture Of a composer. Tho FOL |
lowing program was rendered:
viii O. the wisp. Bahr: The
witch. Psldi: fiorino ciarkson.
The Ghost In the Attic. Clark;
Leah Bradley.
Tho Ghost In the Attic. Smith:
Pixies Ballet. Brown: Helen Gov.
dy.
Funeral March OF Marioncite. Cow.
ned; Elizabeth Tugglc.
Among the Gipslcs. Max Franko:
Evelyn BELL
siumbcr Song. schumann: Edith
pipkin.
wiichine Timo o. Night. Crosby:
Elmerota Colby.
Wooden Shoe Dance. Barbour: Mel.
ba Crawford.
Dloit-March Of the Gnomes. Won
Blon; Elmoreta Colby and Eyelyn
lIcll.
Birds Lullaby. Reed; Katherine
/,
The Brownies; Shadow Pictures.
Rineholt; Eileen Drake.
Other members OF the class are
iris Crawford. Marie Galloway. Cara
Way Huntley. Eugenia Vaudeville. ,
Emma Williams. Hazel Huffaker.
Mary Jo Thompson. Thclma Scott. 4
Vera May Trammel and Virginia
'olby. l.,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
rcme Wedding.

On last Monday evening At the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan,
sls south Tenth street. tho marriage
y their daughter. Alta May. TO Mr..
albert IIargroye. occurred. Rev.
Samuel Pearson Of the congrega.
.'onal church officiating. The at.
ieadfnls were Miss Pearl IIlckA
ANA Mr. H. c. Frederick and tho
sacsts were limited to the imme-
late relatives OF the bride and
groom.
\ delicious luncheon was served
a'ter the ceremony. The bride is
a popular and attractive young wo.
men and the groom is well and
fsvorbly known having been con.
nccied with the Central Grocery
company for some time. They will
continue TO reside In Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
CONVERSATIONAL Social.

A Halloween social was given In
the Congregational church parlors
on Monday evening by the Interme
diate Christian Endeayor society
which was largely attended by the
young people and their friends The
Halloween spirit prevailed and
candy, popcorn and peanuts were
sold from attractively decorated
booths. A carnival aud appropriate
refreshments added to the pleasure
of the evening
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
mrs. Anderson Entertalns.

On Tuesday afternoon at her home
5o2 south Sixth street. Mrs. oatley
anderson was hostess to the Forty.
Two club. Five tables we're played
and a dainty refreshment plate was
served at the conclusion OF the
game. Guests of the afternoon were
'Mesdames Roy Smith, Jay Lane,
w. q. Methvln, r. X. Wootten, VIII.
liam lnman. II. f. Thweatt, Elmer
Terrell, W. II. Gilkey, w. G. Pat
ten, T. b. Losey, ]. w. Owsley. d
+. Smith, J. Il. Black, J. w. Wilson.
J. G. Mays, ]. II Mcdonald, II. NJ.
Cail, r. X. Wootten, Jr.. Robert
Miller and Mrs. Walton Snyder of
Carlsbad, N. NJ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Mira X. r. Estes was hostess 10
the Thursday afternoon bridge club
this week At her home i7ii Dakota
avenue. with Mm. Rcford bond max.
ms high score. Additional guest
we're Mrs Psil Kidd. Mrs. Neil John.
son. MrF. Marcus Weaver. Mrs. Ro.
ford Bond and Mrs. u. NJ. cayoness
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
St. Luke's Guild.

The Woman's Guild Of 81, Luke'f
Episcopal church met at the rectory
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. j
s. Garner and Mrs. H. r. Tooth
aker as hostess. A large attendanc
of members was evidenced by roll
call. Following the business session,
refreshments were served. The guild
will meet next week with Mrs. A.
S. Roberts, l. South Sixth street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Mrs. Sarah Ryan. iioS Texas ave
nue entertained on Monday evening
with surprise supper honorlng M
birthday OF her son Fred. Other
than tho immediate family cover
we're laid for Rev. and Mrs. Samuel
Pearson. MFR. and Mrs. Clarence Lar.
son and family aud Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Decring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
Mcdowell Music Club.


MacDowell Music club held an
Interesting and instructive meeting
IN last Saturday afternoon al the
home Of Mrs. VIII owsloy. with
Mrs. T. X. Trawick as leader. In
the absence of Mrs. T. II. Dwyer
Roll call was answered with songs
from Mozarts Operas. The various
forms of opera we're defined and
discussed as follows: "The Rise of
Co. ara" ''Napolitan Opera
Ru' irs. trench Opera Conf
cue Rousseau and Monsigny. The
development OF orchestral accom-.
raiment and melodic beauty under
Mozart had been assigned Miss Irene
Nays and was ably brought out.
Mrs. Trawick used a number OF
Mozart's beautiful records to illus
trate a lesson. Miss Isabel Sparks
and Miss Carol Rice, members of
The club, will appear on the program
at the state federation of womens
clubs, scheduled to meet next week
in South McAlester. On November
T. the club will meet with Mrs.
G. L. Plott, with Mrs. w. G. Boone
as leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Circle No. : Of the Presbyterian
'niid VIII meet on noxt Tuesday
si'encon al the home Of Mrs. r..
. Los1y. iost south Eighth street.
This IL the first meeting Of the
Guild slncc vacation aud Il u earn.
eslly desired that an members bc
present. officers say.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
Girls Bridge Club.

The Girls Bridge club was charm
@gly entertained on Tuesday evening
by Miss Claudia Fay White at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lud-
low, 72S Kansas avenue. Substitute
hands were played by Miss Edna
Bessent and Miss Eliza Rule.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
peIphian Chapter Meets.

Mrs. w, II. Cook, 1901 south
Ninth street, was hostess on last
Monday afternoon with Mrs. w. II.
GEkey as leader of the lesson on
Early Italian Painters"
The following interesting subjects
had been assigned Fra Angelica"
and Sra Lippo Lippi' Mrs. ]. H.
Griffin, Realistic School," Mrs. II.
e. Marks, Comparison of Michael
Angelo and Raphael" Mrs. Orin
Ashton, "Correggio" Mrs. Will Mel
ton and "Titian" Mrs. John Rickel.
An outstanding feature of the pro-
gram was collection of pictures
secured by Mrs. Gilkey from the
Boston university, reproducing the
paintings of the masters under dis
cussion.
The chapter will meet November
Ia with Mrs. Jonas Cook, 1902 south
Eighth street, with Mrs. M. A. Wy
lie as leader Of the lesson on Meth
erland Art" and Mrs. j. w. Temp
Teton as critic.
Mrs. Arthur Parry and Mrs. M. A.
Wylie will represent the chapter at
the State Federation of Womens
clubs which meets in South Meal
ester next week. They will leave
early Monday morning for that
place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

tn~efih League Party.
Tho senior spsoflh League Tatr
jelly llallowe'en party on Mnnday
nlshi IN the paTioru 81 the Methodist
chnrh. which werc rrafnsely dcco
rated ln the seasons colnrs and
llEhtcd BY many inekol.anleus
and pumpkin hces. tho same idaa
hcinE carried cot IN the menne snd
place cards. A clever feature q rhe
menu VAS the apple favom n each
plate with WATER heads. eandy neck
tics and mafshmalloa bats Nhlch
we're roasted from tho llahied can.
dies on swcct putnlo candle sticks
which formed the ecnlsmlcce on the
'ons iahle. 0hon,lY rnmoa aud llai.
lowc'en stunts wsro enjoyed hy
'boal slsls'iise young people