The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-28
HONE Culture Club luncheon.

Horne Culture Club Luncheon.
Celebrating the fIfth annIversar'
OF the organization OF the Hons
Culture club. the members entertain
ed their friends and number ol
prominent visiting club women al
an elaborate luncheon yesterday
Tho luncheon. which Is an annual
affair. was never moro delightful
being not only feast Of all things
good 10 the palate, but mental In
spiratlon. The Elks club rooms
were Hospitality tarown open for the
occasion. and the banquet hall was
transformed Into a spring garden,
Blossomlng trees, sweet singing
song birds. vines climbing trellise
and KAY butterflies In the air helped
to make an inviting and realistic
garden scene.
The officers Of the club and visit
ing club women composed the re.
cciving line. They were Mesdames
John r. White. Eason OF NARROW,
Dixon and Fulkerson OF Anadarko
Roy Lewis. J. II. Mcdonald. q. w.
Tcmploton. orin Ashton. A. schuler.
J. H. Snyder and Bcrtram 8.
Harris.
The guests found their places at
large table. tastcfuly decorated
In the club colors. rose pink and
green. The centerplcce was the
birthday cake, made OF numerous
individual cakes and decorated to
represent a house. symbolic OF the
home dear TO each true club mem
ber's heart. A miniature garden
surrounded the house and II In turn
was surrounded by the five pink
birthday candles. These we're light
ed by Mrs. John Wilson. who had
baked the cake and designed its
decorations, as she toasted the
clubs birthday in poetry. The nut
cups. candle shades and other OF
TIC decorations we're also made by
the club members who are practical
as well as artistic.
Mrs. John T.. White, the president,
was the gracious toastmistress. and
early on the program she called on
Mrs. Eason. treasurer Of the fifth
district, and Mrs. Dixon, president
of the Philomathic club OF Anadarko
for talks. Mrs. Roy Lewis, president
OF the fifth district. made a few
well chosen remarks welcoming the
guests. Mrs. Ashton. the founder
of the club, was asked to speak in
the place OF the president OF the |
state federation, and this she did |
in her usual charming and easy |
During the six course serv-
ice the pupils of Miss Frances
Buchanan, violin instructor at the
o. c. w., rendered number of de-
llghtful violin selections. and the
birds trilled their happy carols, the
while. At the conclusion of the |
Mrs. T. T. Montgomery
gave an exquisite vocal selection,
"Sing On and Mrs. White opened
an original nature program of toasts
by asking Mrs. Templeton, the in.
coming president. to lead the ladies
through the dream garden of Home
Culture club. This was done in a
colorful word picture, and Mrs. o.
l.. Bingham followed with beauti-
ful talk on the trees that grew in
that garden. The flowers were
praised by Mrs. e. d. Foster in an
appropriate speech and Mrs. H. K.f
Ellis told of the birds in an original
poem. The busy bees and dainty |
butterflies received homage from
Mrs. H, M Carl and as fitting |
conclusion to the program, Miss
Buchanan gave a violin solo, ITO
Wild Rose"
The committee to whom large
share OF the success of the luncheon
and the pleasing entertainment is
due, was composed of Mesdames
Ashton, Driggers, Ellis, Schuler,
Black, Terrell and Hanna.
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Forty-Two Club Entertained.
The members of the Forty-Two