The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-08
SOCIETY.
by MISS KATE G. REMINGTON
TELEPHONE 234.


following students from tho Fine
Arts Department contributed musl
cal numbers and readings; Miaae.
Miriam Austin. Florence Lawrence
fnye Lugnbyhl and Clarabel llu
ford. Al the conclusion Of the pro
cram the visitors wero driven TO tho
beautiful home Of Mira l.. y. Major
whore the luncheon was served
Greeting them At the door wcrf
Mrs. Major and Mrs. W. H. Gilkey
while Mrs. o. l.. Bingham, Mrs. l.
Sanders and Mrs. J. + Drlggcrs mel
them at the stairway and directed
thom 10 the dressing rooms. rh,
decorations In The reception hall
were extremely beautiful. The man
tie wis banked with trailing south
crn Hmllax. while tall bnakota ant
urus Of lllnca aud violcta. with uio
chandeliers prliaiioally decorated h
The aame shades presented u seen
OF unusual beauty.
on descending the stairs tn
quests were presented TO the reeeh
lng line Which was formed By Off
GERS and other members Of IL,
Chapter. Al a small table. In whiel
the lavender and green appeared /.
the decorations was seated Mrs.
II. Griffin and the visitors were
asked to register and were theb
shown 10 tie dining room by Mrs
Betram Harris. where the luncheon
was elcverly served from four gail.
decorated booths. Serving from Tho
first booth. which WAS done In smi
lax and pink roses we're. Mrs. Iced
and Mr. Marks. while the fecon
booth was presided over by Mrs
Wylie and Mrs win Melton ant
was decorated In smilax and fox
tails. Mrs. John liyndman and Mrs
Roy Lewis served from the thlr
booth with Us pretty arrangement
Of yellow roses and greeuery ant
Mrs. Fred Frey was stationed
the last booth. with rs wealth
red roses. The guests were seated
at eighteen small tables, heldine
dainty bowls Of lilacs and violets.
After luncheon the following inter
estlng program was given:
Nocturhs ------------------ CHOPIN
Miss Carol Rice
(a) The Swallows ---------- Cowef
lb) Rose In the Bud-------- Foster
Mrs. r. T. Montgomery. with Mrs
Orln Ashton at the piano
'a) A Birthday -------- Huntington
Ib) An Evening Star ------------
Miss Mcl'icken with Miss Addy
at the piano.
Ia) Valse Caprice ------ Newlan.
I'D l1tude Melodiqle 4 ------- ROTH
Mrs. |. II. Bilbrey
An Irish dance in costume, by six
sirls from the o. C. w. and under
he direction Of Miss Eschbach wa
! pleasing feature of the program.
BY speci request, Mrs. II. T.
Marks was asked TO submit the dia
,rlm, prepared by her of the Sistine |
'eiling, which had been used at = |
'ecent meeting of the local chapter
or the benefit of the visitors anf |
llso give her description of the ia
nous painting, "The Last Judg
nent..'
Informal talks, with an exchange
# many helpful ideas were made bi
lrs. Helen NJ Lucas, president OF
he I'll Reno Chapter, Mrs. L. II
iephart also Of El Reno and Mrs
K. Wootten and Mrs. w. A
Vylie. Closing the afternoon
elegram contest was enjoyed with
lrs. VIII Dick of El Reno winnine
he favor, corsage Of vlolets. Tht
uests left for I'll Reno at five
clock. They included: Mesdamed
ielen M. Lucas, l.. r. Gephart, e
:. Montgomery, VIII Dick. w. B
lcCormiek, II. A. Coley, c. c. Craig,
10Y Answorth, M. B. Cope, ]. NJ
'eck, ]. D. Burk, j. s. Cormack, L
Norris, G. W. Maddox. A. L. Me
'onald, Warren Carr, Forest Nave,
|. p. Dick, Mrs. Martha Redans
lisses McMicken and Addy of the
. G. w. faculty were also guests a
he luncheon.