The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-08
Enjoy Outing ct Sulphur,

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Enjoy Outing at sulphur.
The members of tho Doughty.Mc.
Donald Wholesale Grocery company
and number of those connected
with the office force motored TO
Sulphur Springs on last Saturday
morning for . three.days' camping
trip. The party left Chiekasha at
n. m. and breakfasled In Pauls
Valley. swimming horse back rid.
Ing. trampIng through the noun.
tains and picnic parties were the
chief amuscments and left little to
be desired. The Jolly crowd re-
turned Tuesday afternoon. The fol.
lowing composed the party: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald. Mr.. sand Mrs.
Walter Doughty. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hannicut and daughter. Leyonia, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Powers and family
Miss Ruth Hedge. Miss Lillian Boyd.
Miss Pearl Evans. Messrs. Herbert
Johns. Harry and James Mcdonald.
Glen Byrd. Rex McGeehee. and BIN
Boydston. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Park.
or and daughter OF Marietta Joined
the party at that place.
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Sunrise Dance and Picnic.
a Sunrise dance" was given by
the younger set on the morning OF
July 4. chaperoned by Mcsdsmes
Homer Bond and +. G. Hall. The
affair was given in the Elks hall
and was chGrmlngly Informal. Bur
ney Rays orchestra furnished music
for no occasion.
At eight o'clock the dancers drove
TO shannon Springs for an early
dip In the pool and where a de.
licious picnic breakfast was served
About twenty couples. including the
following out of town guests enjoyed
the dance and breakfast: Mrs. Les
ter Patrick and Ralph Courtney of
Anadarko. Misses 10 Miller, Gather
inc Ware OF Columbia. Missouri,
Mary Groves OF Saltwater and Fran
ces Sanford OF Oklahoma City.
Another Perfect kiddle.
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. +. Fields, 1928
Dakota avenue. have the proud dis
.nction of being grandparents to a
hundred per cent grandson. Master
Robert Keith Fields, jr., of Vallejo,
California. The following is taken
from the Vallejo Daily News:
Master Robert Keith Fields, jr., Is
another 100 per cent chap. according
to physicians of the Child Health
Center. The cunning little fellow is
lust two months old and is the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Keith Fields, 1872 Louisiana street
Robert is one of the fortunate
kddes who claims not only four
proud grandparents, two OF whom
Mr.. and Mrs. William Groth, live in
Vallejo and Mr.. and Mrs. X. f.
Fields in Chickasha. Oklahoma. but
three -grandmothers and a
great.grandfather in Massachusetts
Oklahoma and California. Mr. Fields
is In the tug-masters office at Mare
Island and is receiving congratula-
tions on having such a fine son."
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Plan Family Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Wootten are
planning a family dinner party for
tomorrow and will have as their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Aust and
son Richord, Mrs. S. H, Allen OF
Augusta, Ga, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wootten of Altus and Mrs. Bill Dur
and of Hobart.
Honors Sons Third Birthday.
Honoring her small son, Howard
/ Allen De Vore's third birthday, Mrs.
M. p. De Wore charmingly enter
tanned this morning from nine to
eleven o'clock on the spacious lawn
at th home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Decker, grandparents of the hon
oree. The lawn is wonderfully
shaded by tall trees and was an
ideal spot for entertaining the kid
dies. A color scheme of pink and
lavender was used in the decora-
tions. and effectively carried out in
the prettily trimmed pink birthday
cake an dthe lavender ices frozen in
grape moulds.
Lucky pig candies were given the
little tots as favors. Assisting Mrs.
De Wore were Miss Hazel Hopkins
who told delightful juvenile stories,
and Misses Martha Langston and
Wilma Rose Chalfant who gave
graceful solo dances. The guest list
included Jack and Murry Plott, Rose
mary and Frances Hampton, Earl
and Billy Dallas, Emily Langston
Nita Patman, Elizabeth Green, Helen
Mcneil, Virginia Evans, Wilberta
Sullivan, Mary and Billy ONeill
Helen Sullivan, Billy Gilkey, D. S
Downey, Nancy Jane Crosse, James
and Robert Jr Baldry, j. Edwin
Pool, Jr., Rosalie Roche, Kathryn
Newell, Gail Estes, Louise Smith
Dorothy Dean Kicker, Earl Coffey
Jr., Margaret Ann Smith, Jessie
Beeson Ellis, Ike Helm, Mary Louise
Lane, Billy and Christine Turner