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through his landscape in fine restraint
1t moves, but does not intrude in the
ensemble. You encounter his pack and
riders casually upon a roadway or see
them mere fecks Of color in the dis
tant evening fields and they are always
part of--flot the whole of~-4the picture.
Elinor NJ. Barnard paints with con-
siderable facility lin water color and
with special feeling for such subjects
as her group of "Other Little Ameri-
cans" which include several Oriental
children and a negro boy. These and
a number OF portraits and still life
subjects are being shown at the Brown
Robertson gallery. The latter include
spirited suggestions of jades, porce-
lains, Japanese dolls and so forth, with
an inclusion Of flowers. Here the art
ist is surest. One portrait head--a di-
rect effort in brown wash--.is effective.
A surer hand at drafting would ado
considerably to her merit.
One of the largest exhibitions OF the
,eason Is that made up Of drawings in
:rayon by Winold Reiss and sketches
md drawings by Clara Tice, which
holds spectacular sway at the Anderson
Galleries. Mr.. Reiss could tell his
story we'll enough in twenty, instead Of
,,,,,,o &Lo.4., bupd~ad avon, rtaa He
has travelled far and wide for inter-
esting and varied types, but no change
of environment has affected his method,
which is fat, decorative and realistic.
He works in the inflexiblc, unemo-
tional style Of the German tradition
Of few years ago, and obtains what
subtlety he can in this way by close
shading rather, than expressiveness Of
line. Mexico, Sweden, Bavaria and
other climes have yielded to a healthy
yearning for expressive character. The
most pictorial he found in Sweden,
where color, costume and blossoming
beauty were warmly receptive to his
crayon The oberammergau players
gave him rugged, irspirational person
alities TO deal with. But unbendingly
he could give them only that sculptural
expressiveness that typifies the method
he uses.
Miss Clara Tice, on the other hand
and miles apart, is light-hearted, loves
the fantastic and has a sense of humor.
Her drawings .of children at play, ami
mails 49, whimsical and otherwise -
sketchy nudes and action pictures are
all studied in gesture. They spell an
alert mind, an observing eye and. q
clever hand. Undoubtedly she takes
this work to heart, though her ap-
proacb to it is essentially superficial.
Many of her animals reflect the whimsy
one finds in children's story books.
That is their intent. Others have
more serious intent, but as studies OF
animal nature they lack anatomical ex
preston. Her pen sketches are vola-
tile and spontaneous. There is cer>
tain fine rhythm about al, her work,
Miss Tce has an ecstatic mind, and
turns lightly tomany forms Of express
sion.
Tomorrow the Frank gallery will
-
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Saturday
Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m. Violin re-
cital by ,Jascha Haifstz,

Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. m. Violin re-
cital by Jascha Heifetz.
Sonata No; p IN A major tsor piano
Prsludio Bourree; Msnuettc No aIahnaa +.
Menuetto No; 2; Clique (sor violin
serenada Melancholique; Valse seherao
Meditation; vaise .......... .aia sounow
Noeturne in D naior. onin im1salswrka .W1iss
Perpetuum Mobile ...,..........P .Paganini
$3.50 p. m. Concert by the philhar-
monic Society:
Wagner Program
Overture: The Flying Dutohman"
Good Friday Spell from .Parsirai.''
hntssnss .p s, Of the Gods into va,haila, from
Prelude and Love Death, Tristan ana
Isolde"
Prelude. Die Meistereinger."
Bacchanale. from ''rannhaeuser."
Prize sore, "Die Meistersingera
Overture. 'tRienz.,"
Asolian Hall, 8 p. m. Piano recital
by Ernest Hutcheson:
Beethoven Program
Sonata In z minor. Op. 90
Bssatele, B minor. OPP lac. No. 4,
Ainuet in &c fat n1a5oy
Rondo a capriccio, op. l2s
sonata ApgasslonasA, Op. 81.
sonata In c minor OPP. iii.
Town Hall, 8 p. m. Violin recital by
Erika Morini: -
Concerto. mirror sn.Ax
Romance. @ major. oY...,....r rasatbn,..n
Variations On : Theme sy eor.iil Aa''s
Tartint. Krsislsr
Wa3ts.. Tsnh Il, = ,,sn, = "a ssoal
Neapolissn Song. Tsehaikowsky- Bnrr, sfs.s 49,
fe'oiiaise' = mayor, ...s..... .Wieniawaki
-----~--------e--A---~-----.---- '','
The Opera House Of Warsaw, accord
ing to official report, has. during The
erst nine months of this year. en-
Joyed receipts Of rs billions and spen.
only one billion--all in Polish marks.
Of course. but 45 billions profit 10.
even in Polish marks. quite a respects.
BILE figurs.
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Hotel Waldorf-Astoria, s:15 p. "a.
Song recital By Elizabeth King:
Tuesday

Tuesday
Carnegie Hall, s:15 .. m. Concert by
the Philadelphia Orchestra; soloist,
ysan Gerardy:
symphony IN miHsn. No. grah,n.
S2neerto Tor vioionceiio and orchestra.
~ Mr. Csrardy
Hungarian Rhapsody Ne. rdsz,
rAeolian Hall, 8 p. m. Song recital
by Rose Florence:
f&ecsLattws and cAvatfaa of Ceres
xsfProserptne'' ..,s.. PasislIo {J7siista
Fsroorsanhsit. .. Hugo Wolf fise0-Isos5
81 1sD' "asser gu singen: An die
@raen3tnEsnaehr. schnmann (isle-isseS
flSurss dams mon esprit (Syivestrel
n vssass daus men cosur tveria,nei. leVse y
49, Claude Debussy
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Tomorrow the Frank gallery will
open an exhibition Of modern deco
rative art, including collection Of
Kaehler (Dsnish) ceramics
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Sunday

Carnegie Halb p. M. Concert by
the Philharmonic Society:
sisnphony in G n,inor, No. -. beethoven
,a ranssssss s aS s, Rinini Tses'S :. isossSy s
sae Fors.t. as,egfriads: fa: Ride p1afs Of the ss
baisyriss. Die Waikuere" Wagner
sAeolian Hall, 8 p. nj. Piano recital
BY Alexander Siioti:
Ssn,ssis .s An IN G Miner tal; Clique in 3
sssin2r 9ssan;ol, Prelude TO cantata
ssa.diesioa de : ptsu dams ia soiltude
tb,; Au bord dune source oil II
rsnsssso .s y 60 90; s Francis Walking ,..,
see.ura.. 9 minor: Etude. F minor.
No. 70: fantasses t.-.-.. Chopin
Kaadisch. Hebrew melody ta1 80. NJ Ravei
Four Russian FolksoRgs tfor orohes-
Legend shout sbout the birds Il danced with N0"
"a nosquito}
Ssesgfnka {Caucasian Dance (b}
Town Hall, p. m. Song recital by
Emilio de Gogcrza:
wheYe'er You Walk k.............H Handel
aseitst AIT Dc Thoas, from "fphsgsnIs
stsli. Thranen; wsenn ioh in deinen '1'
Aussn sch: Mondnacht; wldmung
La Fui,s de la Lune: Symphony in
Charles T. Critics
aa Mere L,oie .......t... Carlos Pedrell
s Tesis pe.ass ea ss pour Erik sstieS S''s Ao'''
Darius Miihaud
3. rets de bordeaux
5. Fete DO Montmarte
La 6ttanAs SOled", Ay SSTenAta
arranged by Isidorq. Herssaass ,,sass
cspsion del Amor polido,, 81 Amor
Brujo' e.. ..........'. Manuel de Falla
Hippodrome, s:15 p. m. Concert by
the Irish Band and soloists:
LILY of Killarney ..............B Benedict
Ge Pipe Major % yonn s Trenholme
cornst solo, The Dear Little sharnroek
William Tong
soprano solo. Killarney ..........-... Baife
49,. ,r,., bisslb,EEsss bhissbEsss o'Lsary An,.,,
Review Of anoieat and modern Irish music
Including songs. from the 10th century
Soprano solo
Sc Ssegs1ls %Ss Would yol p;f, gs St,,sy semurrasA
DArcy Hinds
Descriptive idyi, Warblers serenade
Song for cornst, The Lost Chord
Sir Arthur Sullivan
r. Il. Everson
overture. Maritana ....,..........W Wallace
-. - sir Arthur Sullivan
City College, 4 p. m. Organ recital
by Samuel A. Baldwin:
Isss ssslsd waaSssa IL ssiSss
Prsiuds aud fugue in A minor Bach
On the Sea .-..'.'.-.'...."'''' Holmes
praiude in C sharp minor .RaohmaninofY
Within Chiaese Garden. .Stoughton
symphony 30. 6..................sW sWidor
Punch and Judy Theater, $3.50 p. m.
Concert for children by Adelaide
Fischer, soprano; Manton Marble,
barytone, and Gottfried Federlein,
pianist:
No Furnace, No Fire. Meyer -Helrnund
There Were Three Merry Maidens. Frank
Mics Fischer and Mr.. Marble
The Duck; Little Boy Ringing a
1aii The Biscuit; On. Rabbit.
A dss Oiseaux. ux..................,.. Hue
Prayer at Bedtime .Moussorgsky
Pirate Dreamss. ................... .Huerter
Miss Fischer
ssRsmans Rs,ain sons and Prayer from '''
''Hansel and Gretel"
Mr.. Federlein
Kangaroo and Dingo (Kipling).
Edward German
The Bailih's Daughter of 1slington.
Old English
Banjo Song ng............. Sidney Homer
Nonsense Rhyme Margaret Lang
Come to the Fair. ..,..... .Easthope Martin
Mr. Marble
The Crafty Crocodile. .......... Trevalsa
Miss Fischer and Mr.. Marble
Monday
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
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Monday

Aeolian Hall, 8 p. m. Song recital
by Mabel Beddoe:
$. ira ceppi tAria from "Berenice"
Christi oleder, ach, bedenket 49,
tAas Kantate Mr.. iS2 am vierten
Laudamas te tAria from Mass in b
Violin obiixxatos by Hugo Kortschak
Maideinsamkeit. ............, Max Roger
bort os Has in den efd wedsn Johannss nraas sses
Johannes Brahms
| Js trernble en- voyant ton visage;
sas Ronde Ses Sne Tlies de aaihperie. .S v0'''F'4
II eiesta Prisione
Ieys il a sickness. C. Armstrong eih5s
Goid OF the Day and Night Marion Bauer
BIB p. m. Recital by George
Schneider. tenor, and Harold Kicker
son, pianist:
Rrelude. Choral and Fueue Caesar Francl;
Mr.. Hickerson
Aria Ell milo tesoro intanto" Mozart
Phiilis Iias Such Charming qraces,.
@, sleep. why Dost Thou Leave Mea
ssmphs and shephsrds: ......... Purcell
Mr.. Schneider
Nhapsody. g minor. op Ts. No. 2. Brahms
Novelette,. d major. op. 81. No. 2,
Schumann
Foissona dors ...........,.t.... Debussy
Mr. Hickerson
In's rrete. scnumann
outrage as.................. ..Schunann
rfcVeTxiesches Lied. ,.....,... Schumann
Auf Gin altes Bid id........ Hugo Wolf
Mr.. Schneider 'i''' "''A
Etude minor, OPP. 26, No Chopin
Btude C minor. Op as, No. "a .Chopin
Noeturne. major op. ls No. J. Chopin
Seherzo. r minor. OPP. 20 Chopin
Mr. i'ickerson
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Programs of the Week


Noc,urne {aAurice Bouchery.
Ernest Chaussoss
Ode Chinoise tRochel .... Albert Roasset
SegudIiie tosautier1. .........s,.. De Falis
The Flight Of the Moon sWildel.
Charlea +. Critics
The Lawd Is Smiiin' Through tho Do.
Joha Alden Carpenter
@han We Were Parted tMorieya.
Richard Hagernan
A Loyal Lover. Arr. by Deenfs Taylor
EcstasY tSoott} ..s..-,. Walter NJ Rumnfei
8:i5 p. m. Concert Of chamber uu-
sic by the Flonzaley Quartet:
Quartet in a minor. op. 90 (allegya
ma non troppo: andante; fnenuetto;
allegro moderately ....;.,.... schassst
Quartet In q major tailegretto serl.
piice; iento. motto expressive; ALE
gro sivaeef.. ef.....ts.......s... Arnold Bax
Quartet In minor. op. 80. Nc . fai-
lesro: motto adago; aliegretto;
preste1 ,e....-.-t.-..s...s. Beethoven
Town Hall, s:l5 p. IN. Concert by
Boris Levenson and assisting artisss
in a program of compositions by Mr..
Levenson:
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Wednesday

Carnegie Hall, p. m. Piano recital
by / j. paderewski:
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pAI,Y. lElENrg Teacher OF Piano, Theory.
Pedagogy. 1923 Broadway
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through his landscape III fine restraint.
1t moves, but does not intrude in the
ensemble. You encounter his pack and
riders casually upon a roadway or see
them mere hecks Of color in the dis
tant evening ficldss and they are always
part of--rlot the whole of---the picture.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Fafiat'ons On Theme BY Coreits
- ,,,n,ar i. c Iartint. Krsislsr
Waiss NC lemons ,sts,s Eubay
AStei3ise' ~ mayor, 49,. W!ents W ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Punch and Judy Theater, $3.50 p. m.
Concert for children by Adelaide
Fischer, soprano; Manton Marble,
barytone, and Gottfried Federlein,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25
Smartly Tailored Cloth Frocks
Exhibit New WeaveS and Styles

Exceptionally stylish cloth Frocks that utilize braid in
nnumerable new clever ways that boast modified
version of Jennys circular skrit may be only circu
lar godet placed at side Of the skirt the low Russian
blouse effectively compementing this mode Russian
broidere steel naheads and metal embroderies are con-
spcuous trimmings. Fabrics include novelty mixtures
Jersey, eponge and Poiret twill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25
A Selection Of Unusually Beautiful
and Distinctive Silk Frocks

Our distinctive showing of silk Frocks has been assembled
by specialists who have discriminatory chosen with our
clientele in mind Here are the smartes possible STYLES
many simply draped low bloused styles with the Egyp-
tian Russian trimming motif or effective oriental touch
es Dinner Frocks of lace and graceful modes for after
noon wear of crepe weaves, emphasized
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25
The Hosiery Section

We have not overlooked this important department
in making preparations for the season. Never
before have we shown such wonderful assort-
ment of the shades that are to be worn in
Silk, Wool Lsle and Cotton for women, Misses and
Children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25
Beads and EardrOpS
In All The New Designs.

We are now showing wonderful collection of
the newest designes in beads and ear drape to be
worn this season. In Jade, Red, Jet and White
Amber and Blue at 75c sl.5O $500. $3.50 and
$500.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25
Wash Goods Section

rr stocks r,u complete In all the new
FaG Ginghams, both impcrted and do.
nestle
We invite YOU TO look these lines over as
To quality ana lowness OF price.
3e.iucr Imported French, English and
scotch Giughams Ia all the new fail
creations. Every conceivable solid color:
small pu checks also small medium large
checks. c0.
Specially priced, yard ,.----- JJC
3.'lnch Genuine Rcnfrew Devonshre
cloth, The largest assortment could he
shown ul al the now fall styles and
colorf, guaranteed fos, colors Boil proof.
10th with world wide reputation.
Specially priced or.
3a.inch High standard Dress Ginghams.
wonderful assortment Of the new fall
styles and solid colors, Guaranteed fast.
Specially m
priced, yard --------.- ZJC
Dress Glnghams. new fall STYLES In end.
less variety solid colors TO match. 1c
Very specially priced. yard IJC
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25
FRENCH Kid GLOVES

The time for Kid Gloves is here and
most every woman vii need one or two
pair OF gloves and she is going 10 buy
them where the assortment is most COM
pletc. We Invite you TO visit our Glove
Department and see the many new nov
city as well as staple gloves for the
new season.
Two clasp French Kid Embroidery and
SELF trimmed. Plque and over seam,
stitched in black, white. brown and tan
8. st so to - S4.00
Twelve Button French Kid Gloves in tan.
brown. black and or m
white at ---------------.,-.-9 91 .UU
Sixteen Button French Kid Gloves. plain
ana fancy, white and black. brown and
cream combination. black. white. brown
at a"" ,c.5o 'sS' and .. $3.50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25
THE TOILET GOODS SECTION

In this department will be found complete stock of Houbgant
Coy Mary Garden Derkss and Three Flowers Perfumes an
Toilet Waters Tacum Powders Face Powder and
Creams of every Standard Make Reasonably =
Priced az
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25

Smart Variations of the Suite Mode
Call Attention to DreSsy Russian Styles
With versatile choice womans only salvation il to
select two-a Costume Taieur of marleen, ardenna or
precosa-beautiful, pile fabrics-and street or
sports mode of of the swagger new mixtures or
supple twill Costume Taeurs in Russian blouse STYLE
beautifully trimmed in squirrel fox or fitch are in wonder
full shades OF Cossack, Genoese, falow or cinder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25
Ladies Hand Bags
FOR THE NEW SEASON

\ visit to this department will convince
YOU that We have by far the largest
assortment OF the new up to date Bags
We have ever shown.
'amco Hand fooled. Pin Seal patent lea.
lhcr; stripped silk, MORE. beaded and
mesh bags at cor nm
at prices from s4.5O to ----..0CJ,UU
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25
Headquarters For Blankets

AZ prices that win astonlsh YOU. We
invite YOU to look these lines over care.
fully and let MS convince YOU VI the
facts. few n the many extraordinary
values awaiting YOU.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-25

WrapS-ArtEtic Creations in Pile Fabrics,
Rich Furs, and the New Straight Silhouette
superior talent evolved the furtrmmed dressy Wraps
for Fall Superbly beautiful pile fabrics in rich shades
Of Genoese Cossack green wood brown shades and soft
grays harmoniousy combined with gorgeous furs-
among them fluffy wolf and fox pets The straight
line silhouette adhered to, and unique sleeves, low
waist lines, and artistic stitched patterns embroderes
ceverly utilized
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-26

we're Miss Nola Crouch. Miss Allen
Rowcan of Dcca,or. TEXAS, Miss
lowell GEORGE OF Rush Springs.
Miss clctua Hurley. Miss Thelma
and Miss Dorothca Fields. Mcasrs
Harold IIaycn. Guy ballard. Charlie
and George Bright. cheslcy Neal.
William Mcdaniel aud Master Rob.
crl White.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-26

IN. crallc. Mrs. ". n. Smith. Mrs.
T. II. Horn Of Anstln. Texas. house
guest OF Mrs. H. NJ. cayett. Miss
Molly May Phillips aud her house
guests Misses Mary Wood Robinson
of Marlin. Texas. Miss Margaret
nandy Of Huron. South Dakota. aud
Misses Faye aud Beatrice Lugin'
byhl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-26
Give Surprise Party.

0lNt Sbf B' e'fyf
Mrs. Jack Kunowsky was pleasant
ly surprised yesterday afternoon, by
a crowd of Mace elbees, in her new
home on 1914 Iowa avenue. After
the guests we're shown through her
home. Mrs. Kunowsky Joined with the
guests in spending the afternoon
hours in an informal manner. Deli.
clous ice cream and cake were served
by the ladies.
The following guests were present:
Mrs. Arthur Spearing, Mrs. Fred Fox,
Mrs. Claud Roark. Mrs. Linnie Hur-
Icy, Mrs. Harrie, Mrs. Ed Estes, Mrs.
X. p Estes, Mrs. Edgar Welborn.
Mrs. A. Balk, Mrs. Jacob Lorensten,
Mrs. Homer Naudain, Mrs. Vernon
Keith Miss Andrews of Mountain
View, who is the house guest of
Mrs. Jacob Lorensten and Mrs. X.
f. Fields, Mrs Albert Shockley, Mrs.
Mary RUSSELL Mrs. w. Q. Sharpe,
Mrs. w. l.. Sharpe, Miss Addys
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-26

Mrs. J. l.. Hart was hostess TO
the Tuesday Bridge club this week
In her home. 'as3 Iowa avenue whcn
substitute hands wcrc played by
Mrs. W. ]. Schultz. Mrs. l.. G. Han
sen aud Miss Lillian Hart with Mrs.
L. C. Wright making hlgh score.
An Ice course was served NJ the
conclusion OF the game Mira. r. u.
Falhcrec viii be hostess to the club
next week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-26
iIerrington are spending a week In
tho Wichita mountains.

Harrington are spending a week In
tho Wichita mountains.
-
Mrs. Robert Lctx and daughter,
Miss Naomi Lcltz. of Ctlce ,. viii
arrive next week for Whit with
Dr, aud Mrs. T. II. Williams, 1901
chIckasha avenue.
=
Mr., and Mrs. X b. Ward moiorcd
TO Oklahoma city last Saturday 10
spend the weekend
.
Mrs. II. n. Brown and Mrs. V. j.
Hughes are IN Hobart visiting In
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. A, L.
Durand.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. /. Mohlcy and III.
tie daughters. betty and Jeanne Of
Oklahoma City motored to chieka.
sha last Saturday to spend the
weekend with relatives.
=
Miss oklahoma LcMastcrs hsa
returned TO her homo IN oklahoma
City after two weeks visit with
Chlckasha friends.
=
/ Mrs W. W. Yale II spending n
week IN III Reno. the guest OF her
daughter. Miss Esther Yale.
CONTINUED ON pago eight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-26
Bridge Party for Miss White.

Miss n. L. White Of Dallas. Tex.
who has been the house guest of
her sister. Mrs. A. s Roberts and
family OF South Sixth street for
several weeks, was guest of honor
Thursday afternoon at an informal
bridge party given by Mrs. T. II.
Williams in her home. 1901 Chicka-
sha avenue. Favor for high score
went to Mrs Alger Melton and the
honoree was presented with n
dainty gift. An ice course was
served closing the afternoon. Mrs.
Williams was assisted by Miss Mar
jorie Dwyer Additional guests
we're A. S. Roberts, Mrs. Morgan
Hamilton, Mrs. Alger Melton, Mrs.
VIII Melton, Mrs. J. A. Hyndman,
Mrs. Frank NJ. Bailey. Mrs. T. II.
DIVER, Mrs. w. w. Horn, Mrs. w.
II. Livermore, Mrs. J. G. Hewitt and
Mrs. II. T. Belts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-26
Sunday School Picnic.

Miss Susie Frey, with her Sun
day School class and few addi-
tional guests enjoyed picnic and
swimming party at Shannon Springs
park Friday evening, Those present
were Mrs. r. h. Fields. Mrs. r. +.
Dunlap, Mrs. Susanne Weeks. Mrs.
Katie Gabbard, Thelma Harkins,
Florence Bryan, Elizabeth Sharpe,
Dorothea Fields. Mary Mildred Dun
lap, Mary Good and Master Glen
Gabbard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-26
.SQQGETY
By MISS KATE Z. REMINGTON
TELEPHONE 23A

uy Mfoo NAH z. NtMtN0TON
TELEPHONE 23<.

Morning Bridge and Luncheon.
Honoring Mrs y. NJ. Dcvore and
the members OF her vocal class. and
Mrn. T. y. Majors. a recen, bride,
Mrs. =. H. Mallory and daughter,
Miss Evelyn Mallory. entertained
with morning bridge followed by
luncheon Friday IN their home. s2s
South Seventh street.
Green and gold was the pretty
color note predominating In the 81.
fectivc decorations OF garden flow.
ers and trailing vines used about
the rooms. aud the guests were
greeted at the door by little Misses
Margaret Stiles and Virginia Nal.
lory IN dainty summer frocks. High
score at bridge was made by Miss
Winnie Mac Hall.
AT twelve thirty o'clock three
course luncheon was served. Guests
of honor other than Mrs. Dcvore
and Mrs. Major were Mrs. Bertram
Harris, Miss Mildred Bullard. MISS
Matte Mae Book. Miss Sadie Le.
vine. Miss kathryn Bond, Addi.
tIonal guests were Mrs. T. y. Loscy.
Miss MaIorle Dwyer. Miss Thelma
West. Miss Kathryn Reynolds. Miss
Esther Phillips. Miss Wynema Hill.
Misses Josephine and Mary Lee
Johnson. Miss Tishy Buzan. Miss
Jessie Steele. Misses Josephone and
Alice Blake. Miss Flora Bishop, Miss
Lillian Lannon's. Misses Fleta and
Arta Calvert. Miss Flossie Mae Cat.
tcrall. Miss Winnie Mae Hall. Miss
Puth McGeehee. Miss Emma Baker.
Miss Mable Cook. Miss Fern Stine,
Miss Virginia Hndman. Miss Helen
Fox. Miss Hazel owsley Miss Dor.
othy Patrick. Miss Elizabeth Horne.
Miss Luclc Erickson. Miss Bernicc
McGoehee. Miss Faye Luginbyll and
Miss Frances Terrell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-08-26
SOCIETY NOTES.

Misses Eta lou aud Julia Martha
Downs Of Fort Worth, Texas. are
the house guests OF Mr., and Mrs
Bruce Downs. 1891 Dakota avenue.
.
Mir Lester Major len Thursday
morning for his home In New York
city after months visit with rcla'
tlycs In Chlckasha.
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Mr.. Boyd Gilkcy IL expected home
next Wednesday from Kansas Clty
to spend several weeks with his
parents. MIR. and Mrs, W II. Gllkey
Mrs. j. W. Kayscr and infant son
Robert Stanley. have returned from
Oklahoma city.
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Messrs. Sam Crib. Allen Brown
son. George Liyermore and Clement
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Surprise Mr.. and Mrs. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 4. Ward
were pleasantly surprised In their
hume. i3.e Dakota avenue on last
Friday evening by Jolly group OF
Rolarians. The evening was lnfor.
mally spent with dancing aud the
guests we're Mr., and Mrs. Raymond
Nunnery. Mr. and Mrs. jeff VII.
lIama. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwin Pool
and small son. !. Edwin. Ir.. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Jones. Mr.. aud Mrs.
]. e. Rickcrts. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Griffith. Miss Hazel owslcy. Mr.. Ira
Baldwin and MIR. r. Norris West.
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Entertain at Country Home.
Mr.. and Mrs, George RedIng en-
tertainod Monday evening In their
suburban home north Of town In
honor OF their nicccs. Misses Hlda
aud Agnes Wolf and Miss Loretta
Reding OF NJ Reno. Dancing aud
games featured the evening and a
delicious rcfreshment plate was
served. About fifty young people
from Chlckasha attended Among
the out-of.town guests were Mrs. II.
Rcding OF Oklahoma City and Miss
May Burtchi Of Dccator, ILL.,