The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-25

!. REMINGTON
4oNE ~.
cnjoycd. A grab bag" was a fun
producing feature and refreshmcnt
cf chicken sandwiches. cake an,
coffee were served. The procsedl
of the social viii be applied on th'
new coffee urn. recently purchased
by the circle.
sIr O'Clock Dinner.
Miss Irene Bennett. a junior NJ
the o. G. W.. entertained at six
o'clock dinner on Thursday even.
Ing. having for her guests Miss Mary
Thompson. instructor In the college
and Miss Gaines. secretary OF the
Y. w. G. A.
.
Thursday Afternoon Bridge.
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club was delightfully."- entertained
th,a week In the home Of Mrs. II. J.
Miller. eis Colorado avenue. Guests
other than the club members were
Mrs. J. n. Major and Miss Rcbecca
Armstrong.
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Nr. and Mrs. MerrcIl Horored.
Mr.. and Mira Walter Merrell, who
leave shortly for Little Rock TO re-.
ride. were the guests Of honor al a
number Of pleasant social affairs
the past week. among them. a din
ner In The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. c. Wright and a party on Friday
night given by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Shepard and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
Wright.
3eIphIan Chapter Meet.
The Delphian Chapter will hold
II regular meeting ON Monday az.
ernoon In the home OF Mrs. J. NJ.
'raig. 1911 South Eighth street.
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orosls Meet Next Week.
Owing 10 the reception 10 the
Ives OF the visiting bankers, Soro.
Is omitted its meeting for wednes. ,
ny afternoon. Mrs. ]. w. KlIngle- I
NTH will be hostess 10 the club ;
ext week and the lesson will be on ,
Recent American Art" Mrs. Myron
will discuss "Portraiture.' !
I'd Landscape" will be discussed Q
Mrs. Herbert White and Mural
ecorations" by Mrs. r. L. Dayen. {
'rt. Mrs. william Inman will be (
'itic for the afternoon. p
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-etty Birthday Luncheon. d
Mrs. w. II. Liyermore entertained y
formally with one o'clock lun. \
eon on Wednesday February 22 in n
nor OF the birthday anniversary G
her mother. Mrs. l.. w. Willis. A
The pretty decorations OF red car. L
tions. ferns and flags were sug- !.
stive Of Washington's birthday b
Il the idea was carried out in the {
rangement of the luncheon table, al
tn its centerpiece OF red carna-
MS. hatch-t favors. George Wash. II
yton nut cups and shaded lights
IN candles in cut glass sticks, tied :,
th red tulle. Covers were laid :"
Mrs. J. d. Leonard. Mrs. Nellie ~
'her Mrs. j. II. Owsley, Mrs. =
mes Bond, Mrs. George X. Pow ~ ~
!, Mrs. Fred Drake. Mrs. v. ]. :"
ghes, Mrs. Major and Mrs. l.. C. - -
tson. '"
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lss Is Entertained. ~
hrs. George Pretty pleasantly en- ~
tanned the members OF her Sun y.
, school class OF st. Lukes church ~ ~
Friday afternoon in her home, -
Iowa avenue, with games and an - -
fashioned taffy pull Misses ~ ~
ephine Hutson and Betty Nc ~
Ighlin assisted Mrs. Pretty in
ertaining.
1embers OF the class are Frances
ckmon, Mary Griffin. Helen Nor -
/. Nell Roberts, Helen Esther Car.
,hael, Elaine Drake, Aleen Am
tz. Additional guests were Ruth
ermore and Emma Amstutz.
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q Dinner Is Given. 4
IN last Saturday evening Henry
NETT entertained with a six
ock stag dinner in the home OF
parents, DR.. and Mrs. @. s. Min
t, 2l00 Minnesota avenue having
his guests part Of the agricul,
III class Of the high school.
ollowing the dinner the guests
eyed music and games Covers
e laid for G. r. Woody. Fay Bell,
her Hollingsworth, Diamond
lch, Chauncy Gam, Milton Lewis
William Butler. e
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Luke's Guild.
he Women5s Guild of st. Luke's
rch met on Thursday afternoon
The. home of Mrs. George II.
tty, 324 Iowa avenue, with their
al good attendance. The mem
spent a brsy afternoon work
IN ortinlaa for tho ho yaor xuhioh