The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16

Melton. Mr., and Mrs. Adrian Ne
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. StoInherge
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Neoly Smitl
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McMurry. NJ
and Mrs. Ludlow. Mrn. J. NJ. N,
lniyrc, Messrs, Walter Holcomb an
Tom boyd.
Tri D Club Celebrate.
Tho Tri d club OF the o. c. W
celebrated homecoming" ON Dec. /,
and ?. and the out.of'town guest
we're given hearty welcome ol
their arrival Friday morning an,
were escorted TO Nellie Spar Ks dor
mitory for dinner. On Friday eve
ming they were guests OF honor al
ihoater party at the Rialto. Satur
day from 10 o'clock a. m. until
o'clock y. m. bridge luncheon wal
given IN the Country club in thcll
honor. with Miss Euta Clarkson ~
hostess. The club colors were uscs
TO decorate the apacloua rooms anf
were artistlcally carried out In N,
thfee-eourac luncheon served. Dur
Ing the luncheon announcement was
made Of the approaching marriage OF
Miss Murrcll Nesbit. n Tri ID pledge
TO Mr.. George Bradley OF McAllis
ter. which win occur on Dec. 20.
Following luncheon dansant was
enjoyed until 8 o'clock, with three.
piece orchestra furnishing delight.
ful music for the dancers. The TrI
ID pledges entertained Saturday eve.
ming in the no emof Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll McGeohee with novelty
burlesQuc." and Mrs. Garner Col.
lums scored high In tho game OF
concentration Delicious refresh
ments we're served during the eve.
ning. The following morning the
Tn ID club IN a body attended serv.
Ices at the Methodist church. and
the guests departed for their re.
spectiye homes.
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Club Entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. B. +. Smith were hosts 10
the members OF the Forty.Two club
and their husbands on Thursday eve.
ming In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Z. Smith, 92i South Twelfth street.
Decorations appropriate to the sea.
son were used lavishly about the
rooms, and the guests included Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Cochran, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Gilkey, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
=. Methvin. Mr.. and Mrs. 0atley An.
lerson. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dwyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Linton. Mr. and
Mrs. Reese Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
7. Thweatt. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Lo-
iey, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Patten,
Mrs. Jay Lane, Mrs. Elmer Terrell
md Mrs. Wootten.
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Expression Recital.
A number of Mrs. A. b. Morgan's
expression pupils will present a re-
.ital In the senior high school audi
orium at p. m. Monday. They will
,e assisted by violin pupils of Miss
rene May The program consists OF
'eadings, two one-act plays and vio-
In solos by Kenneth Shepard and
Dorothy Kemper. Those who will
lppear are Thelma Graham, Mahota
dulligan, Iris Williford, Mary Grif-
in, Marcella Hill, Rosalie and Daisy
Thompson, Rachael Major, Elizabeth
Sparks, Virginia Pipkln, Spencer
3arefoot, Denver Wofford, Robert
John DeKinder, Nelson Ma
one, James Cralle, Russell Herring
on, Bruce Denbo, May Ruth Bridges,
flora Bishop, Keith McGregor, Lu.
lie Bennett and Evelyn Mallory. a
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sirls' Class Entertained.
The College Girls Sunday School
lass of the Methodist church and
number of their boy friends were
entertained on last Sat
rday evening in the church parlors,
Vhen Rev. and Mrs. II. Il. L. Nor
,an were hosts, assisted by Mr..
nd Mrs. D. r. Emerson, DIR. and
drs. J. w. Templeton, Mrs. Oatley
Anderson and Mrs. Reed Hendrick.
lanes and contests were enjoyed
md an ice course was served to
early one hundred guests.
s.
Birthday Party.
Mrs. A. d. Smith of 1924 South
seventh street entertained on last
saturday afternoon in honor of the
enth birthday of her daughter Betty
zee Smith. The rooms were gayly
ecorated in red and green and the
able held a beautifully trimmed
AXE surrounded with ten red and
reen candles.
The hours from to o'clock were
pent with jolly games and refresh
nents appropriate to the season were
erved
The honoree received a number OF
,retty gifts. Those entertained were
lillian Hoover, Mary Melton, Mary
Tane Newell, Vera Mae Trammel,
Nary Tins, Margaret Stiles, Euge-
Tia and Kathryn Vaudeville, Edith
AYERS. Margaret Galloway, Mildred
md Thelma Marrow, Vida Patten
nd Geneva Helm.
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ladies', Golf Club Meets.
The Ladies off club met on
Wednesday at he Country club,
nut owing to the fnclemency OF the
Weather only a few participated in
he game. Mrs. A. B. Leeds won
he golf balls. No change was made
n the players matched for this
weeks play.
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init of Missionary Society Meet.
Circle No. of the Missionary
society of the Methodist church were
Thursday afternoon In