The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

With q stage tea In tho high school
auditorium. Wednesday. April g,
Mrs. Morgan was assisted by the
mothers Of the students taking part.
A large basket Of tulips and Jon.
qulls formed the decoration u the
table while the stage lights. care
FULLY adjusted made the table look
especially attractive.
A full rehearsal Of the play was
staged that afternoon for tho benefit
OF tho mothers who stayed 10 pass
their opinion and rlve eritlcIsuA
Miss Somebody Else" the Senior
play. will be presented ut the SUES
theatre. May ith and sth. Much
time has been spent 4, rchcarsala.
The Stage Tea IL a new idea that
Mrs. Morgan has Just planned and
she hopes TO carry Il out with the
coming senior play casts.
The guests were Misses Hazel
Hopkins. flossle catierali. Lucy
Mae Goodson. Glenna Doris Tcancy.
Catherine pipkin. Sadie Long. La.
cllo Erickson. wyncma iIIll. Emma
Baker. orvillc MeGrcgor. Katherine
Horton. Ruth Williamson. vcrna
Reed. Thelma Shaw. Gcrda Eklund.
Ruth Shaw. Mary Major. Virginia
Iiyndman. Audrey Ashton. Gladys
Wilson. Anihcr Mccrary. Lola Wood.
son and Esther Phillips. Mcssra.
Emmett Darby. Albert Wood. Bill
Bullard. william Hart. Jerry Mar.
shall. Roddy Ellis. Burncy Ray. Lau.
rem Toothakcr. Oswald Jones and
Charles Nicholson.
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Quiet Social Week.
After the unusually busy rush OF
last weeks social life. there has
been n perccptlble slowing down.
due partly TO the absence from town
of so many prominent society and
club women and partly TO the lower.
Ing clouds which hung over the city
for the greater part OF the week.
the ardor and spirits OF
hose who would be gay.
The two really large affairs Of
The week were the benefit bridge
and forty-two party given last Sat
nrday afternoon at the Country club
by the wives OF the members and
the benefit dance. bridge and forty.
two party given last evening by the
Association OF University Women.
Study clubs for the most part did
not meet this week. and the meet.
Ings scheduled for next week prom
se 10 be full OF interest TO the
with reports TO bo heard
from the returning delegates from
he Fifth district convention OF Wo.
mems clubs held in Altus. Mrs.
George Rice a delegate from Mac
Dowell Music club had the honor OF
on the concert program.
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Benefit Bridge, Forty-Two Party.
Standing out prominently among
he weeks social life and in fact
lmong the events of the past sea
ION was the benefit bridge and for.
y-two party. given on last Saturday
afternoon at the Country club. bN
he wives Of the members The
,all room was profusely decorated
n spring flowers, masses of spirea
md green foliage. and baskets of
flies and purple iris. were arranged
Effectively on mantles and placed
bout the room.
Informality featured the afternoon
md in lieu of the receiving line each |
hostess received and seated her in. |
Iited guests. Sixty-two tables Of
ridge and forty-two were played
nd seventeen prizes (Which were |
indy donated) were given. Miss
'arol Rice and Miss Klinglesmith
made high score at bridge and for !
y-two. Following the game. tea was !
erved from table made beautiful,
With centerpiece of snowy spirea,
mong whose trailing blossoms ap.
cared streamers and dainty bows
( pink satin ribbon and tulle. Pre-
iding at the table were Mrs. D. s.
)owney, Mrs. J. w. Owsley, Mrs.
lint Steinberger and Mrs. Geo.
vans. Between two and three hun
red guests weer entertained.
Hiss Terrell Entertalns.
The l.. T. o. club and a group of
tudents from the 0. c. w. were
last Saturday evening
Y Miss Frances Terrell In her
Ome, 62S South Fourteenth street.
he evening was spent informally |
ith bridge and dancing, Miss Fleta
alvert making high score at
ridge. The guests were given dain
little favors. A salad course was
,rved closing the evening. The
lest list included Misses Kathryn
ond, Kathryn Reynolds, Gerda Elk |