The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-25
Announcement Party.

Announcement Party.
Complimentary TO Miss BLANCHE
Singleton. whose marriage to Mr
jesse salter Of Lawton win be NJ
interesting event OF December. Mrs
ID. y. Emerson, siS South Thirteenth
street entertained with an announce
ment'shcwer last Saturday after
noon November rs.
A pink color scheme was appar
cnt In the decorations OF chrysan
ihemuma, wedding bells and candles
used In the rooms. The guests
were greeted on The veranda steps
by Miss Marguerite Britain and
received at the door by Mrs. Emor.
son. Miss Singleton. Mrs. J. ID. Sal.
ter. of Lawton. Mrs. n. n. l.. Nor.
gan. Mrs. r. w. Britain. Mrs. Y. r.
Fillmore and Miss Katie DIll. Hearts
were played ut ten tables and the
pink heart shaped tally cards an.
nounced the Singlcton-Saltcr we'd.
ding TO be Dec. 20.
Miss Emma Singleton scored high.
receiving a dainty handpaIntcd
plate. which she IN turn presented
TO the honorce. Miss Jaunita Cat.
Ills was consoled with useful
brush. which she also presented to
tho bride-elect Following the game
of hearts Miss Alta Grlgsby with
Miss Alec Burney at the piano very
pleasantly sang Believe Me II All
Those Endearing Young Charms"
after which Miss Emma Singleton
played, simple Confession" with
violin obligato by Miss Helen Hayes
while little Misses Emma Brittais
and Mazelle Wade, daintily gowned
In white. drew an Isle OF white
cloth and a fairy pink chariot filled
with beautiful and useful gifts and
driven by cupid himself passed down
the isle and halted directly before
the honoree with orders to unpack
Immediately.
In the dining room the table was
artistically decorated with pink
hearts, ouplds. pink candles and
sandies and here Mrs. Salter, Mrs.
r. w. Brown. Mrs. Singleton and
Mrs. George Van VIE presided and
served delicious ice course in
which the prevailing color scheme
was carried out.
Others who assisted Mrs. Emerson
during the afternoon were: Mes.
danes J. ID. Wade, II. d. Wallick,
a. II. Carter, Ross Pollard, Mrs.
Gillenwater, Miss Alice Burney and
Miss Helen Hayes.
The guest list included: Misses
Eura Watson, Mae Heasley, Jaunita
Gattis. Naomi Neville, Frances and |
Elizabeth Ellis. Maude Malone, Alice
Black, Alice Burney, Helen Hayes,
Ruth Schlotterbeck, Bertha Mae
Oaks, Marguerite Britain, Mildred |
Mathews. Wynema Hill, Kathryn
Mil's, Marie McElreath, Cecilia
Pauline Butler, Elizabeth
DeMose, Emma Singleton, Hazel
Hopkins, Roma Dubose, Alice and
Eura Potts, Zelma and Thelma Ball,
Clarlce and Mae Bruner, Margaret |
Bingham, Cecil Phillips, Tishy Bu-
zan, Lola Woodson, Ruth William
son, Ernestine Neal Mae Ruth
Bridges Frances Tally, Kate and
Evelyn Shepard, Lola Looney, Mat
tie Mae Book, Viola Wer Mildred
Brooks, Alta Grigsby, Jenlizabeth
Misses O'Quinn and Car
ney. Mesdames T. w. Britain, II.
?. Witt, jr., Clyde McCauley, Il. J..
DeIiart, Il. d. Warlick, Ed Butler,
j. II. Orr, Paul Hayes, John Mill
ken, Ben Holding, B. f. Holding,
r. Il. l.. Morgan, Chas. Holding,
Ethel Gates Leeds, John Crib, Paul
James, J. w. Kayser, Mesdames
Shaw, Singleton Gillenwaters, Ross
Pollard, George Beeler, J. H. White,
Joe Ball, B. B. Bridges, J. D. Wade,
|. II. Armstrong, Mrs. z. T. Fillmore |
and Mrs. j. d. Salter of Lawton.