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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-03-30
Municipal Election Notice
State of Wisconsin
County of Bayfield,
City of Washburn.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE

CITY CLERKS OFFICE
Notice hereby that city election and special election
viii be held the regular polling place h Central Hose House
IN the city OF Washburn Wisconsin, the 4h day of April
for the purpose of eecng candidates for the following
the city of Washburn.
Mayor to succeed H. H. Peavey whose term expires
Treasurer to succeed S. Haugen whose expires
An Assessor to succeed H. c. Koeng whose expires
An Alderman from the first ward to succeed Henry Johnson
whose term expires.
An Alderman from the second succeed Chas Olson
whose term expires
An Alderman from the third ward for year
succeed F. w. Gray, deceased.
An Alderman from the third Ward term of two years
to succeed H. Swanby, whose term expires
An Alderman from the fourth succeed O. R. Olson
whose term expires.
An Alderman from the fifth ward to succeed An
derson whose term expires.
An Alderman from the sixth of two years
to succeed D. A. Monroe whose term expires.
An Alderman from the sixth ward for year to
succeed Pete Peterson whose term expires
There will also be submitted the electors of said
said election by separate ballot the following question:
Sha the City of Washburn, acquire the plant equipment
and property of the Washburn Water Works Company
used and useful for the convenience of the publc?"
The polls of said election will be open nine o'clock and
will close at $50 o'clock P M.
GEORGE A. WHITE,
City Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
..SQC&ETY.
By MISS KATE Z. REMINGTON
TELEPHONE asa

baskets Of tho sme pretty flowers.
The conlerpIece OF tho table was
particularly beautiful. being n hugo
basket Of fleurdrllS with gayly col.
orcd butterflies nuttering over the
blossoms and surrounded with four
lavender candles In crystal sticks
tied with iullc, The nut cups were
dainty affairs In the same shade.
with butterflies pcrchod on tho
handles. AZ the ladies plates were
pretty cnraagcs In which colorch
candles were concealed and the
gentlemen were given boutonnalros
OF the flowers a five course din.
ner was served and dancing was en-.
Ioycd between courses.
The hours following dinner were
spent with bridge and dancing. and
layors Of paper caps. fortune pack.
ages aud fire crackers were given.
Covers were laid for Miss La Rue
Marrs. Miss Marguerite Strcotcr,
Miss Lucille Bolts. Miss Beatrice
Luglnbyhl. Miss La veta Jones. Miss
Marian Foster. Miss inez Lester.
Miss Hazel Owsley and Mcssrs. Bert
Blakeney, Harry Rouih. Winion Wat.
kIns. Pelham Williams. George white.
Marshall Joy, IIolcomb and Ira
Baldwin.
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honors Miss Armstrong.

Honors Miss Armstrong.
Prominent among the many enter
tainments for spring brides. and one
Of the most beautiful and original
social affairs ever given In chicka'
asha was the shower on last Satnr'
day afternoon. given by Mrs. Ed y.
Johns, In the home Of Mrs. Charles
Rose. and ai which Mlsa Rcbecca
Armstrong was the guest OF honor.
The living room was beautiful In
its decorations Of roses. honey
auckles and ferns. and az the guests
arrived tally cards were distributed.
bearing twelve questions about
brides aud grooms. the answers to
which we're hidden aioui the room.
and prettily decorated porch. After
n gay hunt, In which Miss Ruth
Smith secured the groalast number
Of answers. Miss The'ma Wild Rorc
assembled the guests on the lawn.
read tho answers aud presented
Miss Smith with novel favor.
which she IN turn gra,'ously rre.
scented 10 the honoree.
As tho guests re.entered the house
they found themselves In q yerilahlo
flower garden. green lattice work
over which we're climbing blooming
rose vines and trailing hone.suckle
in the four coiners of the room,
while In the center OF tho garden
was an immense flowo- red of
blooming plants. Suspended frcm
an arch was a large gold basket In
which little Miss Billy Thompann
dressed as Cupid was seated, With
drawn bow an adrrow. and as Miss
Armstrong entered shot massive
at her feet. with an invitation In
verse TO enier the Gardel Of Love
and gather flowers.
In the arch leading 70 the dining
room was the replica Of "Thc little
Grey Home in the West and as
Mrs. 7. T. Montgomery very scanti.
fully sang this song the door TO the
cottage opened and Mr.. ]. =. Hatcher
the groom-elect came down the path
and together they gathered the flow
ers, finding on each stem a hand
some gift. They then entered the
cottage door, followed by the guests
and a delicious two course luncheon
was served by the prospective bride
and groom.
The center OF the table held a
miniature automobile with bride and
groom as passengers and tiny traf-
fic policeman directing them to the
road TO happiness. lees moulded In
pink automobiles with wedding
party aboard were served and as
the guests left the dining room Mrs.
Montgomery sang, THE End OF a
Perfect Day., ..s sa......
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
ny IIEDpA HOYr
tWrltten for the United preHH.)

New York. May is-Thls r. the
month when all over the world litlle
birds are fitting about collecting bits
of straw aud hair for tho making NJ
their nests: when little brides oro
fitting In and out ~ shops collect
Ing bits of lace aud flncry for ihcir
wedding trouseau.
city shops make the brides task
Of selection an easy one for they
lavish their best efforts upon the
tronsscau Of the bride.
one always associates white satin
with tho wedding gown for truly
fhere IA nothing loyllor for that oo'
eaaIon. And II one " fortunate
enough 10 possess some old lace,
thorc arc numerous ways OF comhln.
ng Il with satin which will make n
gown entirely adorable.
A white satin gown cut ON simple
long.walsied lines may have panels
formed OF all lace falling from the
sidol and caught here aud there
with sprays Of orange blossoms \
touch OF old Spanish or Duchease lace
means al much to a wedding gown
as tnse does TO a Christmas trce.
The bridal trains this season are
usually made Of plain satin IN long
panel effect, which ~ attached at
the shoulders. so that Il may be re-
moved after the ceremony. leaving q
gown to be- utilized for other occa'
gions.
The old superstition about saving
the wedding gown for future genera
tions have passed out For all we
know the future generations may
want cublstlc wedding gowns OF batik
eolorings. The bride OF today selects
a gown that will be suitable for din
ner or dance wear later on. This b.
especially so this season. for the
very smartest frocks for dressy oc-
caslons are all white.
The long sleeve tradition for the
wedding gown is another idea that Is
more often than not neglected. Most
of the imported gowns have short
sleeves or are entirely sleeveless and
are worn with long white kid gloves
with the left glove slipped back over
the wrist where the ring ceremony
is performed.
Stunning Bridal Gown.
A stunning imported bridal gown
is made of ivory charmeuse satin
heavily beaded in an all-over design
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Mrs p. N. Doyore sang very swoetly
Il Love You Truly" with Miss Dor.
othy stone at the piano. Miss Stone
also played Mendelsohns wedding
march as the bridal party approach
cd the altar Immediately following
the ceremony an elaborate dinner
was served. and the table was very
beautiful with ccnterpioce of pink
and white carnations.
Guests other than the immediate
family. were Mr.. and Mrs. =. N. De
Wore and Miss Stone. The bride Is
the charming daughter of Mrs. Il.
Colby and has grown to young wo-
manhood in Chickasha and numbers
her friends by all who know her
Mr.. Brashear has been for num-
Der of years a successful business
man Of GhickasAa and until recently
was connected with the G.. and u.
Clothing Store. He Is at present
with the Knight-Beck Clothing Co.
of Oklahoma City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brashear left Sunday evening on
the Fireily for short wedding trip.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
GowNING THE 1922 BRIDE

with small pearl heads Tho waist
llno n long aud slightly dronplns
over a narrow skirt. a pearl fonc
glrdle fnsicns with a noarl cahlshon
at tho ifont The full court train
falls from the shoulders and n en-.
hrolderod IN lovers knots of tiny
nonrla.
Among Tho beaded rcorFoiio models
there T. one wadr over silver me.
inllo cloth foundation. with silver
ribbons holding the ,omngo of illlea
of the valley and white spray or
chlda. Tho train Of This gown II of
beaded gcorgetio over silver eitth
and the white aatIn slippers have
silver buckles studded with tiny
rhineatoncH.
Tho slender Firl may choose
gown with a tight fitting bodice and
u skirt with long lace panels wired
out bit at the hips and caught with
orange blossoms. ny wearing q close
fitting cap Of pearl beads. trimmed
.ltn long pearl iaaacla at the Sides.
Hhe can carry out the medieval idea.
Her tullo ynll may fall oyer her face
during the ceremony.
Tho theory that the bride must
wear something old. something new,
something borrowed and something
blue Is n pretty sentiment that many
bridea like 10 follow. Il Us easy
onouuh 10 secure old. new and bor.
rowed and the bit Of blue u usually
q white satin garter that has been
embroidered IN forget-menots by her
closest girl friend.
eride's Lingerie.
The brides lingerie should always
be- white. She may have in her hope
chest bits of pink. lavender and blue
for later on. bnt her going away"
lingerie should be all white. A few
years ago women considered the
French underwear OF white emhioid-
cred cotton materials indispensable
to the brides troussoau. They could
not be TOO sheer or too heavily en-
broidered. Many peasant girls OF
Europe ruined their eyesight making
them. Some OF them went entirely
blind.
Princess Mary refused absolutely
10 have any Of this work done on her
lingerie. II is good idea for the
American girl to follow For how
can we be happy when we know that
some little French girl or Italian girl
Continued on page threc.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
PythIan sIsterss Convention.


The sixteenth annual convention
Of the Pythlan Sisters hold at ~
Reno last week was one of the most
interesting In the history Of tho
order In this state.
Many things beneficial 10 the or.
der were disposed Of. Ono of tho
most important IN both knights Of
rythlas and Pyihlan Sisters was the
stona taken toward founding Pyth.
ian home. A Pythian Home Board
was selected and Mrs, A. b. Morgan
Of this city was elected MS The "
member OF the board. This board
will meet with committees from two
other states apd secure all neces-
sary information and present same
to the next convention, To be held
IN Ardmore on the first Tuesday OF
next May.
Mrs VIII Richards IN supreme
representative to the Supreme TEN.
pie Of Pythian Sisters which con
Ycnes RI San FRANCISCO next August.
Mrs. c. c. Gowdy was elected Grand
Senior of Oklahoma. Mrs. T. II.
Campbell was representative Of the
local order. Mesdames a. u. Nor
gan, II. NJ. Evans, are Past Grand
Chiefs of Oklahoma
An interesting meeting Of the local
Temple was held last Monday. A
very interesting report of Grand
Temple was given by the represen-
tative. Mrs. Campbell. Nomination
of officers for the next scmiannual
term was held After the business
session. dainty refreshments were
served.-Official Reporter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20

Mrs, J. u. Wade aud daughter.
Masello. are visiting friends In Okla,
homa City.
. Mrs. Carl Eklund ana daughter,
iIllma Lee OF Clayton. New Mexico,
aud Mrs. Walton Snyder Of Albn'
guerque. New Mexico. are visiting In
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
3. 3. and Q. Club Meet.

Tho II. II. and q. club was pleas
anily entertained IN the home Of
Mrs. Lee Fentresa. 0iG Idaho avenue
on Wednesday afternoon Of this
week. Mrs. q. q. Linn viii enter.
tnin the club Mt It's noxt meeting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20

the home OF Ar and Mru. Il. X.
Wootlen, ir.
=
Miss Ella Zimmerman has return
I'd from months visit In DaYen'
port Iowa. With her sister, Nlaa
Nellie zimmerman and Miss Edilh
FlaFler.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20

II. X. wootten. orln Ashton. j. ".
White, u. r. Marks. y. Tignor, v.
NJ, Courtney. ". &. Antla. WIN Mel.
ton. J. II. Mcdonald. Harry Ludlow.
Roy Smith. l. ", Harness. Misses
o'Nelll and Remington.
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ST. Luke, Guild Meeting.


81, Luke's Guild was pleasantly
entertained on Thursday afternoon
In the home Of Mrs. J. G, Amhrlatcr,
The membership was we'll rcprcscni'
cd and spent the afternoon sewing
ON garments for the United charl.
ties.
Plans were melIa Tor q plcplc 10
be given complimentary 20 the chill.
dron OF The sunday School the date
10 be announced later. Mira. an.
hristor assisted by Mis- II, c. Anlle
served dainty rofroahmenta at the
close OF tho afternoon, The next
meeting will be held In the home OF
Mrs. Julius Garner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
Pretty Spring Party.

Mrs. J. w. Kayser charmingly en-
iertaincd the members Of the forty
two club and a number Of additional
guests on Tuesday afternoon at a
pretty spring party.
Garden flowers In abundance dec.
Grated the rooms and the ices and
cakes served were In floral design.
Guests for the afternoon were Mes
danes VIII owsley. Roy Smith. Oat.
ley Anderson. A. II. Cochran. j. Il.
White. X. X. Wootten. II. II Thweatt,
w. G.. Methyln. l.. d. Major w. H..
Gllkey. Jay Lane. William lnman,
w. @. Patten. B. p. Smith. B. b.
Barefoot. ]. @. Mays. J. L. Black.
+. NJ. Bailey. j. II. Mcdonald, +.
Tignor, Il. Il. Davenport. Orln Ash
ton, r. B. Losey. c. u. Hanna. John
Wilson. NJ. II. Shepard, 7. G.. Spin
ing. NJ. Il. Humphrey. +. NJ. Court
ney, VIII Dwyer and Ed f. Johns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
MAKE THE BEST OF YOUR YEARS OF 4
PREPARATION

Make every day for something you take Summer
Course you will be three months ahead Of those who wait until
the first of September If you business position you
get good salary just you complete
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INNER SCHOOL BEGINS MAY 29th


For the benefit of the public school pupils who wish to take
special work in Latin will have may be taken
in connection with the Commercial Preparatory subjects
Plan to be with the first day Of the We assure
of good pleasant surroundings opportunity
to get money making education
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
Miss May TO Wed.

miSb way u Wtus
The many friends OF Miss Geneva
May. former head Of the department
OF physical education o. G. w. will
be interested In the announcement
of her approaching marriage, which
will occur June IL at seven o'clock
in Galveston, Texas. The formal
announcement was made at ban
quet, given May by the Y. w. c.
A. of Galveston, with whom Miss
May has been associated for the
past year as physical director.
An elaborate program preceded
the banquet, at which fifty guests
were seated, and over which King
Common Sense" and Queen of
Health presided.
Lilies, ferns and spring blossoms
formed the decorations and the
place cards were dainty affairs in
floral design. A five piece orches-
ira furnished the musical program
for the evening.
The following is quoted from a
Galveston paper: "At the sound of
the bugle King Common Sense
arose and opening large scroll OF
parchment made the following an
nouncement: At this Court of the
King of Common Sense, this Sth day
of May in the year of our Lord,
1922, | King Common Sense, do here
by give greeting to my loyal sub
jects in meeting on Lafittes Isle,
in the Gulf of Mexico. do hereby
declare, that ere this meeting dis
band, that you do formally and
heartily announce, to all people
gathered, and accompany with great
shouting and blowing of trumpets
and clash of cymbals, the betrothal
of Lady Geneva Irene May to Mr..
Turner Saunders Lux, two worthy
subjects of the realm.
81 do hereby give my consent
for the betrothal and do therefore
allow the royal name and seal to
be affixed ON this eighth day of
May in the year of our Lord 1922
"Good wishes were immediately
showered upon the fair bride-elect
and the queen presented her with
a bouquet of ping carnations and
ferns. Miss May responded with
much appreciation and said she
hoped next year her place would be
filled by one who would be equally
appreciated, when response came
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from all In unison. IT cant l'e
done
Miss May won many friends dur
Ing her stay in Chickasha, who join
with her Galveston friends in wish.
ing her happiness
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bulkley left
the first of this week for a visit of
several weeks in Wichita. with their
daughter, Mrs. c. G. Hutchinson.
They will also visit in Kansas City
before .oir return.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20

daughter, Mrs. c. G. Hutchinson.
They viii also visit in Kansas City
before .Jir return.
Mrs. Roy Smith is spending ton
days in Eufaula, Oklahoma
=
Miss Hazel Bledsoe. assistant
cashier for the Rock Island left the
first of the week for visit in New
Orleans. her former home. She will
also spend some time in Jackson
Vile, Miami, and Key West, Florida.
Last year Miss Bledsoe completed
tour OF the United States.
=
Mrs. Oatley Anderson and son,
Dan, left this morning for visit
in Lawton and Medicine Park. Mr.
Anderson will join them for a short
visit.
Il
Mrs. d. R. Dacy and son, Jack
of Ft Worth, Texas, are guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Fields, 1923 Dakota avenue.
e
Mrs. G. F. Hoberg and daughter,
Geraldine, of Oklahoma City, spent
last weekend with Mrs Hoberg's
mother, Mrs. Laura Remington, 1928
Dakota avenue
N.u $
Mrs. Delta Fox, who has made
her home in Chickasha for the past
year and half has returned to her
former home in Minneapolis, Mimi,
to reside.
$
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baze of
Blanchard have returned to their
home otter pleasant visit in the
home Of Mrs. Baze's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. S. Bledsoe 1902 South
Twelfth street. Mrs. Baze is past
matron of the Eastern Star and at
tended the past matron's meeting
while here,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
Guild Luncheon on Tuesday.

ouHu LuHSHtSH Wv 'hNsN"y'
Mrs. John Miller Mrs Robert
Fields and Mrs. c. =. Lannon's
were hostesses to Circle No. Of
the Presbyterian Guild and a few
additional guests at a one O'Clock
benefit luncheon, given on Tuesday
In the home of Mrs. Lannon's, lilA
Minnesota avenue. The rooms were
made unusually attractive with n
wealth of roses and ferns and an
immense bowl of roses formed the
centerpiece of the pretty luncheon
table. About forty-fiye guests were
entertained Mrs. Sam Evans OF
Enid was an out-of-town guest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
Shower for Miss Butler.

Miss Rosetta Butler. a popular bride
elect, whose marriage to Mr.. Max
Mllliger of Chadron, Nebraska, oc-
ours on June 10, was rendered a
miscellaneous shower in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Ch,ncholl on
Monday evening. with Misses Jessie
and Dora Maddox as hostesses.
A gorgeous profusion OF pink and
white roses in tall baskets tied with
pink tulle were arranged about the
rooms and blended perfectly with
the background of honeysuckle and
ferns. Following the game of five
hundred, the guests numbering sixty,
entered the dining room where the
decorations were extremely attrac-
tive. A huge pink rose formed the
centerpiece of the table. with cupid
standing near, holding streamers for
each guest to which were attached
announcement cards and tiny bags
of rice, bearing the date Of the we'd
ding.
Ill the Htdrt VI tle Tose was iouhu
a lovely array OF gifts, which the
honoree opened during the serving
of refreshments. Dainty heart
shaped ices, with Cupid and his bow
and arrow were served.
The marriage of Miss Butler and
Mr. Milliger will take place in White
City, Kansas, in the home Of Miss
Butler.
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Tea oansant.

7 Cd OdH5dTTI'
Miss Claudia Fay White was hos
tess at a "Tea Dansant" on Friday
afternoon. from fivethirty to eight
thirty o'clock at the Country club.
honoring the "Q' club of the O. G..
w. The ball room was a bower of
beauty with spring flowers and ferns
and the Cinderella idea was clev-
erly carried out in selecting part
ners for the dance. Tho College
orchestra furnished music for the
occasion and about sixty guests
were entertained.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
p22 Ltd Club Dinner.

One of the prettiest events of the
past week was the dinner given on
last Monday evening by the men,
bers of the 90 Ltd Bridge club.
The banquet room of the Man
haitian cafe was deliberately decor
ated for the occasion in a lavender
color scheme. Tall baskets of fleur-
de-lis, with an effective background
of ferns lined the walls. while sus-
pended from the chandeliers were
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
Altar Society Meeting.

A very enjoyable social meeting
of the Altar society was held on
"Wednesday afternoon in the home
of Mrs. Frank Novotny northeast of
the city. The ladies met at the
rectory and from there drove to the
country home of the hostess. The
reception rooms We're prettily decor
ated in roses and honeysuckle and
the hostess was assisted in recev-
ing her guests by Miss Ludmilla
Novatny. pleasing feature OF tie
afternoon was the miscellaneous
shower in honor of Mrs. John Mara
sick, bride of recent date. Mrs.
Novotny served a delicious three
course luncheon.
The members present were Mes
danes r. H. Link, Tom Burke, II.
T, True, William Sullivan, w. J.
Keegan, George Reding, j. h. Fry
rear, Sid Anderson, j. NJ. OLeary,
Mark Garvey, William Ritterbush,
Roy Montgomery, b. j. Hebink,
Pearl Little, NJ. A. Burtchi, Jack
Stillwell, Roy Warlick, p. B. Kast-
ner, John Niehaus, John Sigle, II.
E. Martin, Mary Decker, John Lynch,
T. Turner, John lkard, Fred Grims-
ley, D. S. Downey, E. l.. Bitsche, S
A. Heffner Henry Ross, Condy Nc
Ginley, Dennis OiBrien Clarence
Green, Joe Scharzfsher, Mike Vogel
WesterfieId, Dean, Leon Jennings
l.. B. Simms, Lubbers and Misses
Mary Brown, Beadie Tolan, Marga-
ret and Bridget Carney.
Mrs. John Lynch will entertain
the society at their next meeting.
Quiet HONG Wedding.
On last Sunday afternoon at
o,nInn1, tbn n, ,nrriaon ~ Mice Cvonn