The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-15
OKLAHOMA SOCIETY NEWS
GUTHRIE.

Jenkins, filled the pulpit at the First
Methodist church last Sunday, both morn
ing and evening, in the absense of the
pastor, Rev. Buckner.
The date of the next annual meeting OF
the Oklahoma Pharmaceutal association
at Guthrie has been changed 10 April
ID and II. The change was made to add
to the success of the ball and banquet
as the date originally announced came
during the Lenten season.
The young people of the Episcopal
church are highly pleased with the pro-
gress being made in the rehearsals Of
1.-THE Hindoo Head Hunters" which will
opera house next Thursday and Friday
evenings. The opera promises by far TO
be the best home entertainment ever given
in Guthrie.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Hodges of Still
water were the guests of Guthrie friends
this week..
Mrs. Grissell and daughter Fay have
returned from a visit to St. Louis.
Mrs. D. T. Flynn has joined her hus-
band, ex-Delegate Flynn. in Washington.
Mrs. Bishop Brooke accompanied her
husband on a months missionary trip in
the Indian territory.
A complimentary hop was given at the
Capital hotel Tuesday night in honor of
Mrs. ]. H. Mckee and Miss Morson
Payne of Chandler. who are visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. II. n. Leonard gave a delightful
reception Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Broad street The house was
profusely decorated, darkened to day and
artifcially lighted. Mesdames F. X.
Brooke. C. NJ. Barnes. V. B. Paine. a B.
Nicholas. f. Ball, F. f. Barde. ]. ".
Wheeler and G. II. Hughes assisted Mrs.
Leonard in receiving. The tables were
presided over by Misses Helm Green. Bes-
sic Barnes. Alice Paine Mary Nicholas
and Llllyan Laux.
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Miss Fannie Jarbo is visiting friends in
Guthrie this week.
Mrs. ]. f. Pittinger entertained the cab
met of the Epworth league at her home
on Third street Monday evening.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. VI. c.
Miner, Mr. and Mrs. 4. L. Welsh and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Spencer will give an
emigrant party at Knights of Pythias
hall The emigrant party is something
new. or rather very old. and promises
TO be highly entertaining The invita-
tions were delivered by post-boys as in
the days Of yore and those who attend
will dress in emigrant costume.
Mr.. ZoI Wood. an attorney at Purcell.
was married Tuesday evening 20 Miss
Mary Virginia Cowan Of Meriden, Miss,
at the residence Of Mrs. Gardiner in this
rfrfs
Miss Claudia Spencer Of Yukon and Miss
DeLano OF 81 Reno. who were the guests
Of Miss Mytra Corke this week. have r.
turned to their homes.
Six Young ladies have been added -
the vested chorus Of St. PauTs Episcopal
choir. who will sing for the first time
next Sunday morning al the II O'Clock
service.
Mrs F. J. McGlinchey and little daugh-
ter have returned after two weeks visit
with friends At Perry.
Mrs G a Peyt0u entertained St Paul's
ladies Guild last Tuesday afternoon
About thirty ladies were present and en-
gagged in 4 spirited "ho-al contest" after
which light refreshments were served.
Mrs -. Z Darling is entertaining her
sister. Miss MYRTLE Chesboro. of Perry.
a delightful musicale was given ~ tho
home ~ Mrs. Eugene Wallace wed7es-
day evening. with the object IN view q
interesting the musicians 81 this city fl
organizing q branch Of the Derthick M
steal club n Chicago. Thursday evening
an organization meeting vas held zith
Mrs. Wallace and nineteen IL the music
a years course % study. Rev. z. ?.
Pevf0u. vice president; Miss Martha
Avcy. secretary and treasurer. and Mrs.
Eugene Wallace. Ms Seftie Chapel ard
Miss AdoIyaa Richardson permanent M
sicai committee The following are ~
charter members: Mrs. Eugene Wallace
Ms. Q. 4. Peyron- Mrs Settle Chapel
Mrs. A Z. Welsh. Mrs 2. r Graham.
Misses AdoIyre Richardson. Pansy Pr4ce