The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-11

fear have confused your eye
And does This ear belong TO your
"Hclieve me. sir. meant no harm,
II happened By the interest chance.
trust that you viii take my arm
In getting TO the ambulance"
'ris now fulfilled. our fondest dream;
These college rudnesses are past
Kind courtesy doth reign supreme
And football is reformed at last.
-washington Star.
Ready to Help Club and Mrs. overholser
Entertain Club Women.
Decidedly the most brilliant social
function Of the week, given for the club
women during their stay in oklahoma
city. eps the reception given Thursday
afternoon by the girls Of the Ready to
Help club and Mrs Henry Ovsrholser
in honor OF Mrs. Sarah Piatt Decker
or Denver, Colo, and Mrs. Angelo c.
C Scott, OF saltwater. the presidents
Of tie General ard Territorial Fedora
lions Of women's clubs. The reception
came as a fitting finale to the many and
elaborate social courtcsies extended to
.hese two gracious and gifted ladies'
during their four days stay IN the city.
The palatIal Overholser residence.
with its artistic. beautiful furnishings,
was lighted throughout with electricity,
the warm. mellow light streaming
through the colored glass globes. add
ing new beauty TO the surroundings.
Huge bouquets Of chrysan,hemums Ssss
used profusely In the drawing rooms.
halls and library In the dining room
the barred mahogany table had centre
great ulcster Of the yellow blooms in
piece OF ciuny lace on which stood a
bowl OF art noveau. The punch ta-
bles were placed in the reception hall
and alcove and in the dining room a
dainty luncheon was served
In the receiving line I'm the front
drawing room were the hostess. Mrs.
Overholser. and Miss Vivian Cooier,
president Of the Ready to Help club,
and tho two honor guests. Mrs. saraa
PiattDecker and Mrs. Angelo c. Scott.
aad Mrs. r. b. Ferguson; Mrs John
Threadgni. Mrs. Benton p. MGrdock. OF
Wichita; Mrs. w. W. Bierce and Miss
Hazel Murphy. In the second drawing
room. Masdames sohlberg. c. NJ Barnes,
EEdlh ifdtNf - bAAARiQ anu 1bfAH
sey, Of Independence, Kans.. received
while in the library the ladies who re-
cesved Included Mrs Hale, OF Chandler
Miss Minnie wood. Mesdames W. A.
Frazier o. r. Fegan, and Byerly Of
Gmksie, osoa. ialsali Finlay ard BE
atty
Mrs overholser looked her own gra-
cious and pretty self IN a dainty cos-
tune OF pompadour silk and lace. cut
decoletie. Mrs. Decker had on white
lace robe over white silk. very becoming
70 her statllness. Mrs. Scott was In
rose silk. touched with lavender. and
lace and velvet trimmings Mrs Fergu-
son had on a white cloth tailored suit.
Mrs. Threadgill also wore tailored
s;i!s Of brown. Mrs. Speed looked very
distinguished In a lovely frock Of white
crepe de chene. and Mrs Blerces gown
showed its Partisan origin plainly, be-
ing an exquisite thing OF hlmy black
lace over solf white elk. Mrs. Sohlberg
wore white silk with a perfectly lovely
TOP coat Of old rose point and Mrs.
Barnes. OF Guthrie who is always be-
comingly gowned. had on O black lace
frock Mrs. Frank Dale's dress was OF
blue satin, cut decolette with beautiful
real lace trimmings. Mrs. Burford and
Mrs. Guernsey both wore black lace
made over white chiffon and silk Miss
Hazel Murphy had on a white chiffon
over white silk. and Miss Vivian cootei
a sea shell pink silk over pink tafcta
Assisting IN the drawing roam wers
Mesdames Charles Edward Johnson
Tom Chambers. NJ. l. Turner, W. c
Richardson and w. J. Pettee: III he H.
brry Aeedames Dennis Flynn, Vose
Oscar Grant Lee, Negtle wheeler Chap
pei. Floyd Lamb. Cook, Woodward and
shartel. The assistants for the dlnins
room were Mesdames George Spencer
Frank Butts. Pollock. Pope. Detrick
wallace, Harrell. Turner. Williamson
and Street. while the reception han as
eistants iacluded Miss Richardson Mis-
diarrell Mrs Mellon ard Mrs Ger.rud
Street Wilson. Of Dustin, l. 4.
The Ready TO Help GLIB girls attend
90 the punch bowls assisted in the up
per halls and In other ways looked az
ter the pleasure OF their guests IN
mos, graceful fashion. The club mem
bsrship IS Misses Vivian Cooter. Haze
Murphy. Edith Norris. Mary Gannaway
Ada Mae Eastland. Mary Harreil Wlnl
fred klcCieason. Ielen Richardson. Ann
Cerson C'orinne Pollock Leah Dawson
Georgia Hudson Ruby Norris. Gertrud
Ryan. Margaret Coloord, Mabel Carried
Pearl Atwood. Leons. Lund, Margare
Fulton and Erma Dalby
The hours extended from three unit
seven. during which time several hun
6red callers were received. A full or
chestra played in an upper han aurin
the hours.
Airs Clarence c. Buxton is reporte
quise m.
Miss Josephine wolooit. OF Chandlc
is visiting Miss Ida Niblaek
Nrs william Grimes "a the guest {
Mrs Dennis A. Flynn this week az OK
ahoma city
Mrs a. O. woodyard and son Darrei
were dinner guests "Wednesday Of Mr
William Hikes.
Mr. and Mira Ed Walton and tV
charming children are back from a se'
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