The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

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Mrs. a. C. G. Bierer entertained 80
hdies at her home or East Cleveland.
Friday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. sam
ael Bierer OF Hbwatha Kansas.
Friday evening. Judge and Mrs Bierer
entertained large number of their
ntends. both gentlemen and ladies.
Tho character of the afternoon func-
ton was q reception, "a musicale being
sNen IN the evening.
The decorating Of tho house was "a fea-
ture deserving OF much praise. which.
combined with the serving OF many
choice 1el.cacies and the genuine hospi
tslity of Nj. und Mrs Bierer. made the
days ontertainment a social triumph.
rho residence WAS arranged 10 rep
iescnt an four seasons, and the idea was
tlrued ou- Ia the minutest details OF
e,,cb room The hall. where the guests
wer first received. was draped I'm au-
tunn colors. the blending of them giv-
mr "a softuess OF effncl pleasant to the
eye Mrs Jno H. Burford received the
guests in this room. She WIS lressed in
q beautiful gown Of silk Miss Louise
ana Alfareua Bierer. Gerald rebbe and
Elizabeth Camp, dressed IN autumn Tol-
Yrs. distributed flyors, representing au-
tumn leaves with hicNory nuts attached.
20 the guests as they entered.
From the aaumn room the visitors
lassed TO the winter ioom made beau
tiful by IT'S true resemblance to winter
scenes The windows were frosted and
Imitation ici,les and snow drifts. The
pic.ures which adorned the walls were
uil winter scenes agreeing with the gem
erai effect. Mrs Samuel Bieret, Mrs
rol,be and Mrs A. G. Bierer received
m this room. Mrs J.. y Beadles and
Airs. John Cote;m. presiding az the
chatting dishes. Mi1s lone Coyle ana Miss
Myrtle Black served from block OF
ioc meat consisting OF chicken and
mushroom patcs hot coffee and olives.
From the scenes OF winter and Christ
mas. the guests were ushered into a
rautiful representation of budding
spring produced oy profusion Of vio-
lets and FERNS Mrs. Asp. in "a beautiful
violet colored gown, and Mrs. Frank Dale
m charming green creation Of silk.
siood at each end Of a table from which
Was served strawberries on the leaf and
bread and butter sandwiches by Mrs
/ D. H. Lucas. AIrs. Carl Havighofst and
Miss Lena Hunter in green ana violet
gowns.
The ushering Of the guests into an
lodioinmg room transformed the scene i'm
To- summer Mrs Chas Billingsley and
Mrs O. r. Feglr assisting. In the cen-
ter Of the room played a fountain, bank
"a with feras and palms. Many palms
an dfcrns produced dellghuuL shad'
green effect m this room An orchestra
hidden by green foliage played hourly
''rhe Good Old Summer Time The ic'
cream room adjoining was made artistic
lhy a blending OF pink and white iowen
and dnpories Mrs Knesly In white
lace gown received the guests in thii
room Misses sun Levitt and Donna Os
borne served the cream.
The out OF town guests we're Mes
Games Tobte T.. n. Smith Cummings
Aickinsie Cowley iLuner Moore, cres
land 0Yeich. an Of Perry Mrs. A. G. lnt
| "a. of Washington. p. C Mrs. James o.
81 louis Mls. jacobs and Mrs. Judisl
of james. Iowa ana Miss Bess Fox o
Pond Greek.
4i AiNF NN'tANta AAtH. itN'i''"A t r
dies and gentlemen were entertaine'
Win "a delightful musicale
She prognm as rendered follows
Duei-Mrs Judish and Miss Maud
Goodrich.
solo-Mrs John CotteraL
i'olo Mrs Judisa.
solo-Mrs Ramsay encore.
solo-Miss Goodrict, encore.