The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-01


airs in their decoration as to Iaggcst
an immense cobwcb Mr. Mc1uirc
fojC aloac. Her dress was of pure
white Imported orraudIc. e0rs vs de.
coiletiu aud trimmed with red sIk
peoples Tho Aowiug skirt was
covered with small ruM edged with
narrow black velvet ribbon. Last
bat nos least. thc beautiful horse
which pulled che hoat must not be
forgotten The trappings were white
with red satin bride aud lines. aud
I've red piumls on tie back aud at the
head. adding much % the handsome
display At either side of the horsc
walked an attendant each in full
dress, their coats hordered with pop
pies, and carrying whips tied with red
and white bovs. Altogether the cn.I
biuation and artistic blending OF co,urs
could not be improved upon
Mr- crcrr's stylish Eqnipase.
Stauhopc Mro F. n. Greer dro,e
one Of the most beautiful gquirages
iu Che parade StonhCpc li orally
covered with violets The wheels were
decorated solid. thc deep purple Vio
let's being placed at thc hnb aud grad
ualiy shading 90 q pale. delicate tint
40 thc tIrUF. The came arrangement
was carried out on che body OF Che
trap. w1le che shafts and running
gear wcte covered with violet satin
and trimmed with buuchcs ef the
lowCrs. The vehicle was drawn bg
two beautiful ly matched black llrscs
driven tandem while thc harness was
ot satin coYcrcd with yioicts The
i0wrrs used were thc finest quality of
artificial vI0lcts. whose exquisite
shades riFaIlcd those of thc natural
blossoms and thn oNncf was a. boom.
tIiul ns b, Wla rarC. Mrs. Greer Nus
lovely iu gown 0f black velvet with
hat of black velvet ostrich plumas.
She was accom- panied hy Mrs Duncan.
who was attircd iu blark satin aud
lhantuiy lace. with hat lo match. aud
carrying "a parasol of black chiffon
covered wita vioIets The ladies were
escorted bY outrIdcrl The gentle
men wore black suits and leggings
AVID rode black horses with saddles
saddle blankets 4d brides OF violet
satin, decoratc,. with bunchcs OF vic
lets. Mrs. Grcer's creation was an
artistic gem The gentlemen outriders
were Messrs. r. u Greer aud John
3Olobie
Miss tlSnn'- DRAG aud Lovely burden.
English drag, drawn by two horses
This waa a warm turnout aud caused
admiration. the decorations were La
France roses and violets, the colors
blending beautifully Miss Dorothy
Flynn held the ribbons. Hor gown
was pink Paris muslin, trimmed with
cut steel huc''les. her large pink hat
was very be- aing.
The following young ladies com
posed the party occupying the drag
and were MiA Flynn's guests Miss
Grimes Of kingdshet; Miss Grant of
Oklahoma Citys. Miss Bodenheimer Of
Paduch, Ky Miss StrA and Miss
Brooks Tney were all attlred ia pink,
with large pink hats. aud Il Is need
sss 20 say that they looked charm
ingly swagger
Purple Chariot.
The exquisite chariot drawn By tw o
ladies aud gentlemen on wheels was a
beautiful spectacle with its fairy occu-
pant with long golden HAIR. The
purple morning glories trailed all over
the chariot in reckless prOfusion. and
the top vas decorated with snow white
lilies. ON the front was a large
purple star edged with gold Little
Tressa Colburn looked very beautiful
holding The white satin ribbons that
guided the team. The ladies aud gen
tlemen who rode the wheels that drew
the chariot were dressed in white, with
white caps decorated with morning
glOrics arl wore elaborate sashes
trimmed with the same flowers Their
names were Mrs. Cunningham, Mish