The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-23
THE GIDDY Social WH|RL.
SEVERAL VERY ELABORATE
MiDwEEK FUNCTIONS.
MRS. BERKEY'S AFTERNOON SOlUEE
She Untertains Large Number OF Society
Ladies' Wt'h the Seductive Game of
Quotations &. ~. Cameron
Gives = Bce hive social-Annual
nan OF the Coarordis society
f,igh F,,c club.

An elaborate point lace and dia-
mond function was the quotation
party given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs -. r. Berkey, at her comfortable
home on Cleveland avenue. The hours
were from s:so to d and during that
time thirty-iive ladies were Hospitality
entertained The form of entertain
ment partook somewhat of the card
game Of Authors" so popular several
seasons ago. As each guest arrived
she was rendered a card upon which
were printed quotations from standard
works OF leading authors, the lady
guessing the largest mum ber of quota
tions being awarded prize. The
amusement was at once interesting
aud instructive and was highly en-
ioycd by all. Mrs. Spengel won the
first prize, Owen Meredith's ever pop
ular 'Lucile;n while Mrs Turner cap.
tured the fanciful volume Point Lace
and Diamonds as the second prize.
The Refreshments were delicious and
ala mode Mrs. Berkey is a model
hostess aud has the art of entertain
ing down fine. The favored guests
were;
Mesdames Searcey, Metcalf, Turner,
Guss, Rogers, Hunter, Robertson,
Spurlock, Chas. Smith, Hewitt, Adams,
Cotteral, Smalley. Barnes, Daniels,
Spengei, Nix, Fegan, witty, Gardner,
Dale, Ramsay, Blincoe, Kimball, Girls
sell, stapleton, Murray, Havighorst,
Carver Frasier, Misses Pentecost
Gregory, Sherer
Mrs Cameron Entertalns.
Mrs. c. ii. Cameron last evening en-
tertained few of her many estimable
friends at her handsome and spacious
residence at oOG Warner avenue.
The exterior Of the house was dec
Grated with Japanese lanterns under
the supervision of the select Rebelxah
circle. This adornment was arranged
to represent bee hive, which is em-
blematic of the circle, and was most
beautifully arranged and lighted up,
TO be seen many blocks away, and
drew the attention of all predestians
Miss Virginia McClemont of Chicago.
guest Of the hostess, waspreshnt and
rendered several able anG perfect
selections on the piano
The evening was mostly spent in
dancing and card playing. The
collation. was graud.and was comprised
OF the delicacies of the season The
invitations were in conformity with
tae display, being the design of bee
hive, of which fifty were sent out
Miss stewart at Homo.
Miss Pearl Stewart entertained a
number of her friends last night on
the West Side
Concordias Annual hall.
The annual ball of the Concordia
Nerein society was held iae1 evening at
Brlll's famous dancing hail On Second
street. About eighty people were
present and the may was enjoyed un-
tin the wee sma' hours. The ball was
aglittering success in every particu.
lar
Mrs Dodson Entertalns at Cards
The J. J. High Five club was enter
iained last evening by Mr. and Mrs
George Dodson on Springer avenue.
Mrs Melone won the first prize, Mrs.
Gardner carried away the second and
John ogerbay got the BOBBY.
Those present were
Horace Hixon aud wife.
Baker Meloue and wife.
Frank O'Neil and wife.
John overbay and wife.
Leon J. Pitts and wife.
Frank Il. Lucas and wife.
a. H. Huston aud wife.
George Gardner and wife.
Mrs. George r. Stillmaa.
Mr.. Louis Z. Pitts
Notice to Chin Eaters.
The young prin ce from Montezuma,