The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-02

and Mr.. Frasier won ;he first prizes.
and Mrs. Jack Morris and Mr. Spur
rier the consultations. A dainty lunch
con was served. The honor guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wismeyer, of Fair-
fax, Osage nation. Judgeand Mrs J.
II. Burford viii entertain the club az
The next meeting
a most profitable session Of the Ex-
celsior club was held Monday afternoon
IN the library club rooms The study
Of the play Julius Caesar" was con-
tinuod The character studies werc
BrutuE, two sides to his character
Mrs Cooper
cassius. professional politician Mrs
n. w Black
Portla-Mrs. F. b Ashton.
Mark Anthony's oratlon-Arrs. smith
Mrs. Fred Byers is hostess to tho club
next week. The lifo and writings Of
the worlds greatest epic writer. Milton.
the blind poet. win be studied Miss
Alma Carson is on the program for a
paper narrative OF Paradise Lost"
An occasion characteristic OF the
charm and cordially OF the host and
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ander-
son. was their two o'clock aaaner party
given Thursday. Tho centerpiece was a
decided novelty A big golden pumpkin
had been artistically carved 20 form a
basket and IN this was placed the fruit
which was served with the dinner. The
horal decorations In crystal vases in
the dining room and parlors. were spicy
pink and white carnations. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. Lucas
Miss JAMIE Hagar. Miss Cassail. Miss
Lou strang, Mr.. W. c. Reeves and Mr.
w. Gore Hagar. OF Oklahoma City and
Mr. Upton Rogers, OF shawnee.
The Domestic Science club is deriv-
Ing much encouragement from the ear
nest and constant attendance OF ns
members this fall The meeting satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Horace Speed
was a most beneficial one. Mrs. Speed.
with her characteristic ease and grace.
demonstrated TO the ladies' the making
Of an English plum pudding. Mrs.
Kneisly and Mrs. Carter demonstrated
the correct way 10 brew tea. Mrs.
Kneisly also read most interesting
paper on the subject. early New Eng
land Cookery, and the Colonial Do
nestle Utensils" Tho club will meet
this week at the library club rooms.
Mrs. L. W. Baxter conducting the les
son.
The decorators were busy wednesday
Transforming the city hail into
veritab;e fairyiand for the hremens
bah tonight Electric light bulbs. in
red. white and blue were festooned TO
the four corners OF the spacious hall.
Adler's orchestra was stationed on
the platform amid a profusion OF palms
and ferns. among which were tiny
electric lights glowing softly through
the red glass. Mayor and Mrs Duke
were invited 20 lead tho grand
march Many noted and gallant fire.
men from other cities were IN attend
ance. and delightful evening was
spent. To the clusters Of frosted in
candescent lights In the center OF the
han were attached long festoons Of
smilax. and the mistletoe. with it's
white berries, were used in the deco
rations. Two hundres tickets were
sold IN the city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Filson enter
tained guests Thursday. the occasion
being "hodse warming they having
just this week become comfortably se--
tied for the winter IN their North First
street home. which has been remodeied
enlarged and the interior most beauti-
fully decorated. The spacious dining
room was decorated with huge bouquets
OF chrysanthemums. The table was
most correct in It's appointments, dain-
doilies beautlfuily decorated dishes
and sparkling cut glass and silver sur
rounded by the happy faces Of ihe
guests making a pretty scene. Seated
with Mr. and Mrs. Filson and their son
Theodore. were Mr. and Mrs Cathcart
Mrs Jennie Trader, and Mr. and Mrs
Karl Filson. OF Oklahoma city; Mr. AMI
Mrs Frank Filson and two children,
Mrs. n S. Filson and Mr., John De
Long. Of Noble