The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-13

Christie. OF Cushing. Prof and Mrs
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. James Dubois. Nj.
and Mrs Ralph Moore. Mr.. and Mrs
L. NJ Dolde and Messrs VIII Emert,
r. r.. Good and John OMarey were the
saltwater guests. The club members
Messrs and Mesdames, swilcr Bush,
Bishop, Lahman. Bullen, Clark, Hotter,
Hodges and Mr. s. w Keiser, Mrs.
Keiser being absent from home.
A telegram was received here today
announcing the marriage OF Frank NJ
Springer to Miss sallie Green az Mis-
souii Montana, yesterday Mr.. Spring
er is one Of Harrison avenues business
men and IS well known here The bride
was formerly a nurse in the hospital 10
this city. This romance which has re-
suited Ia marriage was begun 30 Guth-
rie about eighteen months ago when
Miss Green was "a nurse and Mr.. SPRING
er an inmate of the hospital. AZ
that time they became deeply in love
and the elimination Of it an Is that they
are now happily united in wedioclS Mr..
and Mrs Springer VIII return to Guth-
rio In a few days and VIII reside here
permanently Mrs. Syringe: is an ac-
complshed young woman and popular.
Mr.. Springer has numerous friends, Is
good business man and has lived in
Guthrie for "a long Time.
The Whitney Mandolin CLUB gave
concert at the west guthrie N. II.
church Friday evening May y. for the
benedt Of the church. The program was
as follows:
Red White and Blue Medley..,....
observation-disclosures. +. Dlllabcr
Mandolin Club.
Lucky Strike March,. Franklin Eaton
Mandolin Club.
Pearl Of Savoy waltz Franklin Eaton
Mandolin club.
Vocal soo-"Youre as Welcome as tho
Flowers in May"
Miss Rexieanna Deane.
Grip OF Gold Two Step RI J. Hamilton
Mandolin Club.
Mandolin solo-Halue schottoscho,
Mr Walter whitney
Queen Of Roses waitzos "a J. weidt
Mandolin Club.
Sporty Maid March ...,.,. Walter Relfe
Mandolin Club,
whip and spur Galop Thos, s. Allen
Concert begins at $50.
Mrs Horace Speed gave reception
az her home 2il Sorth Broad, Thursday
afternoon and evening 70 352 guests. The
affair was one Of the most brilliant So
cial events Of the season. the decora-
I tlons and entertainment being OF the
most exquisite sort
The library was made a receiving par
lor. This was decorated with Easter
lilies. carnations and smilax. Mesdames
r. y. Ferguson and J. r. cottingham
assisted Mrs. Speed IN receiving
/ IN the parlor there was another re-
ceiving party. consisting OF Mesdamea
Frank Dale, John r. stone, O. r. Fegan,
/ Van Voorhees, ana Frasier.
IN the punch room MIS- Charles Bill
/ Kingsley presided over the punch bowl,
assisted by Misses Kate schnen Eliza
beth McNeal ana Pearl Rhodes This
room was also beautifully decorated with
a profuse display OF carnations ard smi-
lax. nF
The dining room was one Of the pret-
tlest and most artistic arrangements.
and styled after the highest form Al
parlor decoration. The table was orna-
mcnted with "a large boquet Of gladiolas
iu the center. The chandelier with sui'
lax and the china cabinet and sideboart
were banked with Helen Gould roses
which made "a beautiful enect. The ba}
window was hung with smiaX and bas.
kcts OF roses.
In the dining room the flower Of Guth'
rie's young womauhood assisted. They
were Misses Lena Hunter Kate schnen
Pearl Rhodes. Myrtle Black, Eiizabc.i
| McNeal lone Coyle sula Leautt Nel
Nmban. Edna Gray and Amy Brooks.
ln the afternoon light rofreshnents
consisting OF Zee cream, cake and cot.
zee and bon bons were served.
! AT the door Misses Alice Spencer AND