The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-08
Trip Around the World.

Around the World which was
planned and carried out without a
hitch by the ladies Of the Presby'
terlan church last evening.
Tho passengers making thc trip
were oiilmated ut eight hundred and
the various countries were lhronged
with tourists from six.thirty until
eleven o'clock. Leaving tho station
at the Kogy theatre. The first stop
was made IN Hawaii. the homo OF
Mr.. and Mira. John Miller, a0i Kan
sas avenue. where the apartments
worc beautifully decorated IN sou.
thom amiax trailing ivy. wliierla
and lilacs. while Children IN native
conuwcs gave pretty dances, and
the sweet paintise sinlna Of Ia
wailun music floating through The
nr added additional charm
In the dining room. whore pink
and white carnations wcro used of.
fectlyely with the sm'lax. dellcIous
pine apple cocktail was served
Aftor having their tiCkota punched,
the happy crowd was off and away
to bonny Scotland. which was 10
Gated In me home of Dr. ana Mra.
o. 8. Mlnnoite, Tweniyfirlt street
and Minnesota avenue. Here the
canny Scots held forth and cordi
ally welcomed their visitors. Boys
and girls In kits met them at the
door and ushercd them to pretty
booth made OF green and rel tarlai
and from which dainty sandwiches
were served. 4 deligliu program
of Scottish songs and reading was
also given.
The next stop was made IN Japan,
and the home OF Mr. and Mrs. c. =
Lannon's, 1iii Minnesota ayeaue wai
charming with rs Japlnese decora
tions. Branches of cherry blossoms
Raly colored parasols, lanterns. and
huge lunches of chryslnthemum
formed pleasing picture. Here the
attendants were also IN native cos
tune and served delicious tea anj
waters.
ireland was the next country Wis
tied and was in the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Thomas b. Losey. 1927
South Eighth street and the "Emer
aid Isle" was most beautiful to be |
hold. Shamrocks in profusion. the |
"blarney stone" and the "wishins
well" with It's tiny green snakes we're
in evidence. Girls and boys in green
and white costumes and tall hats
mingled with the crowd and tn,
gerry Dance" was given by a mum
her of girls in costume. Irish stew
was served here.
"All aboard for France and the
crowd hed themselves to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clint SteinbergeA
1928 South Eighteenth street, where
the national colors Of France float
ed over the doofways and drapei
the windows. Miniature greeh
fields filled with flaming red pop
pies covered tables and mantleS
while the small tables from which
the guests were served brown bread
sandwiches and grape juice held
dainty fleur-de-lis. A short program
consisting Of French songs, dance
and readings was enjoyed.
From the steinberger home TO thj
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lacbey
G10 South Fifth street the crowI
wended their way to visit Spain
which was gay with flags. Gray ]
moss draped the chandeliers and
girls in bright Spanish costumes
gave clever little dances. A real
fortune teller in q striped tent, who
could tell your fortune from glance
at your palm added interest to thI
program. Salad and cacrkers were
served by girls in costume.
Last but not least on the trip wal
America and the home coming,
greeting the tourists at the entrance
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Rose was the Statue of Liberty an
in the reception hall the returned
travellers were welcomed by tleir
Uncle Sam from there they were
taken to the Indian room with its
splendid decorations of Navajo
blankets, baskets, Caldrean over
smolderlng fire with real savage
smoking the pipe of peaee. While
tiny Indian in 'tepee' and the
drum of the tomtoms gave touch
nf n ko 4 I
lonial room was very attractive |
hung with homespun curtains and
portierres with spinning wheel
one hundred and fifty years old and
other pieces of antique furniture
Here the guests met George and
Martha Washington and their charm
ing niece Miss Nellie Custis. Cake,
ice cream and coffee were served
in the dining room. National air!
delightfully."- rendered by Miss Mays !
and her orchestra and music from
Jolly negro minstrel brought rounds
OF applause from the guests.
$ q
Luncheon Honorne Visitors.
An elaborate event of this weeks {
Social activities, and one Of unusual I
interest to club circles was the an !
nual luncheon given by the Delphian
Chapter honoring the Delphian Y
Chapter of El Reno.
The guests numbering twenty ar
rived in the city at nine O'Clock {
morning and were met at ,
the station by reception commit (
tee and driven to the Oklahoma Col c