The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-04

,On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert ]. Miller entertained the Evening
bridge club in their home. 6i3 Colo
RADIO avenue. S'P q"
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Business and Social Meeting.
Members OF the Missionary society
OF the Methodist church were guests
OF Circle No. In the combined
business and social meeting. which
was held In the home OF Mrs. II. y.
l.. Morgan on Thursday afternoon.
Despite unfavorable weather condi-
tions a splendid attendance was re-
corded. Matters OF business we're
SO interspersed with special musical
numbers that the tedium OF routine
business wa stacking.
After an absence Of six weeks.
Mrs. II. X. Wooten. superintendent
of local work was present and re
sumed her duties with her usual en-.
thusiasm. Those contributing to the
pleasure OF the guests. with special
musical pumbers were. Mrs. Man
ming and Miss Peyton In vocal
duett, with Mrs. j. w. Templeton at
the piano, Miss Ruth Shaw vocal
solo. accompanied by Miss Esther
Phillips; Miss Alta Grigsby. vocal
solo, accompanied by Mrs. Temple
ton.
The dining room was especially
attractice with its color note OF
pink and green, Mrs. Reed Hen
bricks and Mrs. r. X. Wooten. jr.'
presided over the refreshment table,
which was. extremely pretty with a
cover Of MADEIRA embroidery and
center of Russell roses and ferns.
green candles tied with tulle In the
same shade and shamrocks offered
a suggestion of Saint Patrick. De.
licious refreshments of brick ice
cream, angel food squares and cof-
fee wer eserved.
At the conclusion Of the meeting
Mrs. Oatley Anderson, in behalf OF
Circle No. |, of which she is chair
man, presented Mrs. Cherry, who
became a member Of the Circle and
Mrs. r. e. L. Morgan with the beau
tiful roses, used as a centerpiece
Mrs. Cherry, who is conference re-
cording secretary has recently moved
to this city from Ardmore and is
the fourth conference officer to hold
membership in the local auxiliary.
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Presbyterian Ladies' Meeting.
Despite the story weather Of last
Monday evening, number Of the
Presbyterian women met, in the
Manse, 42O South Sixth street and
held a very interesting and enthu,
siastic meeting, negotiating plans
for the church. 1t is requested that
every woman of the church and
congregation meet at the Manse on
next Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
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Honors Father With Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid ]. Anderson en-
tertained at one o'clock dinner on
last Sunday in honor of Mr.. Ander-
sons father, Mr.. Dan Anderson, Of
Rockport, Ind. The table was very
beautiful with its appointments and
centerpiece Of pink, geraniums. Gov.
ers were laid for Messrs. Dan An
derson, Bob Richards and William
Parr, all Of Rockport, Ind, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Morgan and Mr.. and Mrs. Oat-
ley Anderson and son, Dan Ander.
son, jr
New Club Organized.
A new club was organized on last
Tuesday afternoon in the home Of
Mrs. George Calvert, 1101 Chickasha
avenue which will be known as the
Tuesday Bridge club The member
ship will be limited to three tables
Of players, with Mrs. P. G. Stacy
president, Mrs. C. s. Foster, secre-
tary and treasurer and Mrs. Geo.
Calvert score keeper. A short ses-
sion of bridge was enjoyed at this
meeting, after which the hostess
served a dainty refreshment plate.
The club will meet on next Tues
day afternoon in the home of Mrs.
A.. L. Herr, 204 South Eleventh
street.
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Surprise to Friends.
Coming as a complete surprise to
their many friends, was the mar
riage Of Miss Ruth Reville' and Mr.
Ben Hefner, which occurred on
wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Justice T. P. Moore officiating.
The bride is an extremely attrac.
tive. young lady and is the only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Re-
s7s 49, =. E.-..