The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-23
Elaborate Party Given.

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Mrs. ]. II Griffin and Mrs. J. II
Lane were hostesacs at bridge ans
Forty.two Monday afternoon at tbs
home OF Mrs. Griffin.
The guests we're received by Mrs
W. G. Methvin and Mrs. X. X
Woo,cn. Jr., wno presented them tc
Mrs. Griffin and Mra. Lane and
their out OF town guests Mira
Charles Lincoln White. Mrs. nd
Johns. Mrs. A. o. Campbell. Mrs
Gregg Finley and Mrs. c. @. Camp
bell.
Alcsdamcs Robert Baze and How.
ard Hampton aud Miss Jennie vii
lIams assisted In receiving.
Fory.two and bridge were played
at 20 tables each room party OF
It's own. Dainty fayors were given to
the one making the highest score
In each room.
During the hour of serving violin
music was heard from the music
room.
Coffee was poured by Mrs. Thorn
as Dwyer, and Mrs. James Sparks.
Others assisting In serving were.
Misses Mary Major Ruth Shaw,
Girta Eckund. and Ruby woottcn.
The dining room as well as the re-
mainder OF the house was decorated
in a profusion Of spring flowers and
fruits.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames o. A. Anderson. o. Ash
ton. Il. ]. Baze. w. J. Baze, II. T.
Belts. U. c. Boone. J. NJ. Carter.
a. Il. Cochran, NJ. S. Cralle. r. +.
Davenport. S. c. Durbin. II. Ellis,
l.. Il. Emanuel, Claude Erwin, I'd
Gilkey o Hunter, William lnman.
J. w. Kayser. ]. w. Klinglesmith. f.
Il. Linton, L. d. Major. John Major
d. II. Roche, p. NJ. DE Vore, +. I.
Chandler, II. n. Crosse. NJ. +. Court
ney, John Styles, j. w. Templeton,
G. II. Pretty, Harry Her1don, H. L.
Toothacher. J. l.. Stacey, W. John.
ston, p. II. Kidd c. Sigmon, ]. c,
Ambrlster. II. C. Antle, b. b. Bare
foot, j. Black, X. Bond II. Bond,
j. S. Blackmon. j. +. Drake, ii. j.
Brownson, Howard Cabeen. c. y
Campbell, r. Losey, ]. d. Carmi-
chael d. NJ. Caveness, Earl Dallas,
w. L. Dwyer, T. II. Dwyer, r. T. Es.
tis, George Evans, +. NJ. Frey, Ed
Foster, Ed Gilkey, Eugene La Boone,
Leonard Good, NJ. Hamilton, Will
Melton, Alger Melton, Adrain Mel
ton IIarary Hammerly, II. 7. Hamp-
ton C.. B. Hanna, w. c. Harwell,
Albert Hawn, w. W. Horn, NJ. f.
Murphy, L. C. Hutson, J. A. Hynda-
man, Ben Johnson, Roy Lewis,
Harry Ludlow, A. B. Morgan, o. J.
Hallowell, Looney Wallace, l.. Err
lick, Paul Rochat, Ike Schlotterbeck,
Ed Shultz, Jack Scott, f. l.. Slusher,
p. G. Spinning c. Steinberger, II.
N. Smith, c. Williams, II. x. Woot-
ten jr., Bertram Harris, J. d. Sparks,
o. Claycomb, Marcus Weaver w. G
Methvin, T. r. Montgomery, Lizzie
Lester, j. w. Owsley, w. G. Patten,
A. Sdhuler, r. Smith, B. P. Smith,
Brice p. Smith, H. B. Spencer, J. G.
Terrell, liner Terrell, r. f. Thweatt.
E. Tignor, John Weaver, r. X Woot-
ten, M. II. Shepard, j. T. aust, A,
j. Barry, j. White, M. B. Emerson,
]. D. Chastain, j. Wilson, G. +.
Plott, A. l.. Herr, G. w. Austin, r.
A. Lyle, T. Trawick, John lkard,
S. A. Shaw, J. H. Mcdonald, c. l..
White, G. Finley, O. A. Campbell,
Ella Fisher, T. NJ Mcclure, A. H.
Witherspoon. C. G. Campbell of Ok
lahoma City, and J. w. Schaffer.
and N. Weisner, of Lawton, Ed
johns of Duncan and Misses Stella
Campbell, Jennie Williams, Olive
Smith, Lula E. Pinger and Stella
Clark.
s.
Altar Society.
Mrs. Earl Dallas, 1922 Kansas