The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-18

W. ''H"tf iiiuaS dtt'lnoou
group of intimate friends of Mrs. n
J. Millar. who leaves shortly with
her small son TO Join Mr.. MiIlar IN
Kansas city where they expect "a
make their home. U
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Parties Hcnorinu Visitors.
Mrs. l.. c. Illusions beautiful home
was The scene of two interesting
bridge parties this week. the first
occurring ON Wednesday afternoon
and the second ON Friday afternoon.
Mrs. =. NJ. Dulin OF Denver. the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Huison
and Mrs. Y. T. Fillmore were the
honorecs at both parties.
Yellow and bronze chrysanthe-
NUNS combined with autumnal
foliage and ferns formed the at
tractive decorations OF the rooms.
On Wednesday Afternoon Mrs. ". II.
Liyermore received the favor for
high score. while to Mrs. Homer
Bond fell the consolation favor.
The guest list included: Mrs. j.
II. Suarks. Mrs. Homer Bond. Mrs.
ID. IT, Roche. Mrs. II. X. Wootten,
jr.. Mrs. !. G.. Schlottorbeck. Mrs
Jay H. Lane, Mrs. T. II. Dwyer,
Mrs. J. c. Ambristcr. Mrs. Adrian
Melton. Mrs. Charles Williams. Mrs.
w. w. Horne. Mrs. w. II. Liver
more, Mrs. A. s. oberts. Mrs. fen
r. Morgan. Mrs. Reford Bond. Mrs.
eese Smith. Miss Jennie Williams,
Mrs. II. G. Antle. Mrs. J. ID. Leon
ard. Mrs. ]. c. Good, Mrs. IT. +.
Marks. Mrs. John Hyndman, Mrs.
F. r. Linton, Mrs. w. G. Patten,
Mrs. J. r. Drake, Mrs. A. B. Leeds,
Mrs. ]. d. Carmichael, Mrs. oatley
Anderson. Mrs. Bertram Harris,
Mrs. d. NJ. Caveness. Mrs. Clyde
Turner, and Mrs. A. Schuler
Guests for Friday afternoon were:
Mrs. J. B. Sparks, Mrs. C. z. Plott,
Mrs. T. II. Williams, Mrs. Harry
qIammerly, Mrs. II. C. Harwell, Mrs.
B. b. Barefoot. Mrs. Harry Ludlow,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mcintyre, Mrs. VIII Mel
ton, Mrs. F. NJ. Frey, Mrs. o. NJ.
Claycomb, Mrs. Bryce Smith, Mrs.
ames Brooks, Mrs. M. Il. Humphrey,
Mrs. r. X. Wootten, Mrs. p. G.
Spinning, Mrs. A. r. Book, Mrs. Clint
c. Steinberger, Mrs. George Calvert,
Mrs. VIII e. Dwyer, Mrs. f. L.
Slusher, Mrs. Ed Shultz. Mrs. Al
ger Melton, Mrs. ]. II. Griffin, Mrs.
Earl Dallas, Mrs. Clark Trammell,
Mrs. Howard Cabeen, Mrs. M. C..
Vaudeville, Mrs. B. P. Smith, Mrs.
H. J. Brownson, Mrs. Louis Erlick,
Mrs. Norman, Miss Marjory Dwyer
and Miss Lois Smith.
s.
City Federation Meet.
The City Federation of Womens
clubs will meet Monday afternoon,
November 20 in the council cham
Der of the city hall The meeting
is called for 2::30 o'clock, so that
the business may be disposed Of
before the program, which the com
mittee has prepared and which be-
gins at three o'clock.
Each member will answer to roll
call with an item pertaining to civic
improvement, with the exception of
Mrs. w. II. Gilkey, whose answer
will be along Red Cross lines in be-
half of the Red Cross drive.
Mrs. T. T. Montgomery will adj
dress the federation on the "ad-
visibility of Patrons Club in
Chickasha' and Mrs. G. B. James
will lead a round table discussion
ON the subject "pro and con- Off
GERS and delegates are, urged to be
present and on time.
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Sorosis With Mrs. Courtney.
Sorosis held IA delightfully."- inter
esting meeting Wednesday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. M. F. Courtney
when three Of the most popular ant
widely read books OF the season
were discussed.
Mrs. L. E. Emanuel was leader
and opened the lesson with an in
teresting Interpretation of "Tht
Secret Places of the Heart by H
G. Wells, modern novel in whicl
psychic analysis plays a prominen
part, and followed It with a review
and criticism of Rose McCauley'
"Potterism." Mrs. Bryce ?. Smitl