The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-05
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL

benefit OF such persons. the Santa re
has made very advantageous arrange
ments to take them to the Golden
Gate BY way Of the Coast line. with
out extra charge.
The best indication that the Santa
re is the popular and only direct line
10 Los Angeles is'tbe fact that near.
~ all the state delegations have chos-
en- it. Among them are
New England Pennsylvania. Della
ware Washington. D. c. Georgia.
Mississippi Ohio, Indiana Illinois.
Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri, Minnesota,
Texas. Oklahoma, Colorado, and last.
but not least, Nebraska.
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Tuesday night at the Central school
the pupils Of the eighth grade gave an
entertainment Tor the benefit OF the
school library There was large at
tendance Of the parents and friends OF
the pupils IN Mrs Mltehens and Miss
Adele Keslers classes
A most tredltable programme was
rendered as follows
Opening Chorus 20 Hall Us. Ye Free"
Piano Duet X. M .......
- Myrtle Walker Jennie Hutchins
Recitation . Hazel Browne
Quarette 80 Willard Oglo Preston
Forde. Clarence Owens and clifford
Eisenschmidt.
Clarinet Solo ..-.... Jessie Newly
Chorus ... Sailors Return"
Recitation ,..... Myrtle Walker
Piano Solo ............ Irma Rouse
Scarf Drill .......... Fifteen Girls
Male Quartettc. Robert Merten. Harry
Hall tenors; Bud Dawson Loren
Hutchins. bassos
M Norma Heilman. Helen Mccoy
Girls Chrous ..... "Fairyland"
Recitation ....... Jennie Rhinehart
Mixed Quarette; soprano. Helen Nc
Coy; alto, Ethel Williamson; tenor,
Tom Titus. basso, Robt Merten.
Chorus ... Song OF Freedom
Recitation ............-. Edna Klink
Male ouartette - Good Night"
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The Acorn club entertained Wednes-
day night at the home Of Mrs Melon
aid Morris, with the most beautiful as
well as the most enjoyable social ses-
sion Ia the history Of the club. The
evenings entertainment was compli-
mentsyy to the husbands OF the club
members who thoroughly enjoyed the
treat
The house was profusey decorated
with potted plants and cut flowers and
the falryanG effect was completed by
the use s,f dozens Of fairy lamps and
candles.
A stringed orchestra furnished mu-
sic throughout the evening.
The clubs colors. yellow and green,
were used in the decorative effect
both in the arrangement OF the house
and the table
The table was built for the occasion
and extended the flil length OF the
double drawing rooms with It's ex-
auisite arrangement and the fifty
guests seated It was a sight not soon
20 be forgotten. The table was built
in the shape of an anchor The guests
present beside the club members and
their husbands were
Judge Thomas Boles Of Fort Smith,
Ark. and Mrs. Halsell Of Oklahoma
CITY who Is visiting Mrs W. A..
Frazier.
The following elaborate menu was
served
Oyster Cocktail wafers
Deyiied Grabs on Toast.
Roast Turkey Potato Chips,
Jelly Hot Rolls.
olives. Pickles.
Chicken Patties. Mushroom Pstties
Green Peas
Waldorf Salad Waters
Frozen Punch Charlotte Rouse
Strawberries.
Whipped Cream Cake
Coffee Punch.
After the coffee a programme Of
toasts was given Each was a gem
and sParkled with wit and humor
Mgs NJ b. Hughes acted in the ca
pacity Of toastmistress and made a
clever Introductory speech. The
toasts were as follows
Our Hostess--Goyernor r. B. Fer
guson This response was made by
Fr,aa .ayannor An tha ahsa,co 80 tha