The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-25

Vue " tue pFcttteht uItaifh oI thc
week was the 0eorse Washington
Tea given on Friday afternoon IN
Tho home OF Mrs p. G. Stacy. BY
the Missionary Society Of the Chris.
tIan church. The decorations were
extremely elaborate and carried out
the George Washington period idea
IN Tie beautiful branches cherry
blossoms, tied In red. white and
blue tulle. which were suspended
from the arches and draped over
tho doors and windows.
Sprays of cherry blossoms show.
orcd the chandeliers and baskets Of
rcd roses added their fragrance 10
the pretty scene. Tho guests. who
came IN throngs from two TO five
o'clock. were greeted at the door by
Ars ]. W. Stiles and Mrs. Fred
Frey. who presented them 20 the
receiving line. waIch was headed by
Nr<. 7, c. Stacy, Next In line we're
the officers OF the society, Mrs.
Susie Kicker. Mrs. J. ". Campbell.
Mrs. l.. II. Neville. Mrs. Lizzie Co
than, Mrs. NJ. A. Wiley. Mrs. W. II.
Ritz and Mrs. r. NJ. cavetf. Others
In line were Mrs. j. n. stinc. Mrs.
u y. Smith and Mrs J. /. Stacy.
Little Misses Jewel corbIn aud
Ethel Jewel Gardner In George and
Martha Washington costumes assist.
ed the guests IN removing their
wraps. In the entrance 10 the din.
ing room Mesdames J. q. Mays, Roy
Doss. George Calvert and Hal Thomp.
zen greeted the guests. In this
room the decorations were partlcu-
larly beautiful and were OF flags.
cherry blossoms. red roses and red.
white and blue tulle The tea table
was resplendent In a lace luncheon I
set. with centerpiece OF cherry
trees, flags and miniature figures OF .
George and Martha. Candleabra
holding red. white and blue candles "
gave brilliant touch TO the dainty 3
appointments. d
Presiding at the table, In colonial 81
costumes were Mesdames Calvert. n
j. NJ. Craig. j. A. Green and Mrs. J
II. N. Cavett assisted by two youas u
ladies from the college, also IN ~
colonial costume. During the entire bl
afternoon a musical program WAS u
enjoyed As the guests departed a pc
silver offering was left In the cooked or
hat coin tray held by Master Pal.
mcr. In the costume OF a colonial P'
page. Several hundred ladies' called
curing the receiving hours. Follow. In
Ing IL the program as rendered. On
song -------------Mrs. X. T. Estes ho
Reading g-------M Phoebe Heffner OF
Piano Solo ----.---Miss Fern Stine
Song Miss Laveta oJnes ma
1;an0 Solo sc
------Miss Kathryn Hollingsworth an
'lano Solo, Miss Maurine Chalfant arl
song -----------------M Miss Ballard WI
teading ITO
-----Miss Flossie Mae Catterall inl
'iano Solo----Miss Joe Beryl Bettis fro
'iano Solo Miss Dana Cavett vii
'ian0 and Violin ---- for
Misses Marjorie and Marian Melton Els
'lano Solo ------ Mary Jane Newell Jal
'ong -----------Miss Euta Clarkson ers
'iano Solo Margaret stiles Hu
long ---------M ale Quartette Hu
'olonial Minuet ---
Mildred Hutson and Juanita Pool CIa
.
'Isltors Are Honored. ter
Complimentary to the wives OF day
he visiting bankers Of Group OF ON
be Bankers association, the wives S24
( the local bankers entertained old
nth a recepaion and tea on We'd Jos
esday afternoon in the Country La,
lub cnt
The club rooms were gorgeously n
ecorated in hemlock, southern smi- Bla
TX and flags, while tall baskets of gan
ayly colored flowers were suspend mic
d from arches and placed artisti stu
ally among the banks of greenery Liv
lnformality featured the afternoon
nd the receiving line was conspicu- Sta
us by its absence, the guests being @
reeted informally by the hostesses. Mir
Preceding the serving of tea, de- o'cl
lghtful musical program, inter- his
persed with readings was enjoyed net
IN orchestra, under the direction for
4 Miss Irene May gave several turf
plendid numbers, Misses Anabel +
tucker and Lydia Pace, students enj,
i 0. c. W. gave readings, Mrs. H. wer
!. Estes sang and Miss Mary Thomp. Arc
on pantomimed "In the Land OF Roa
he Sky Blue Water" and
Following the program, tea was
erved from beautifully appointed st.
able with low mound of spring #
ime flowers, jonquils, iris and chu
ansies forming the centerpiece. in [
curing tea were Mrs. r. X. Woot. Pre-
EN-, Mrs. w. Il. Dwyer and Mrs. f. usu
T. Courtney, assisted by Mrs. Reece hers
NTH, Miss Fern Slime, Miss vir. ing
inia Hyndman, Miss Gladys Wilson viii
nd Miss Miriam Austin. About one PiaI
undred and fifty guests were en- 40
,rtained ll4s, star
in the evening the visiting bank FRO,
rs and their wives were honored M
18th a dance. also in the County rre
ub, at which two hundred and fif- wicl
: ptests were entertained th