The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-10
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from two weeks visit at wichita and
Kansas City.
Mrs r. W Bla X entcrtains the DO.
mcstic Science club tomorrow afternoon
There viii be demonstration
Miss Eunhams class IN physical cul-
ture viii meet at 7so O'Clock in ths
basement at the Carnegie library
Wichita Beacon Miss Katherine
sarchet, Of Guthrie. Okla. and willard
Gordon. Of Norman. Okla. were mar
ried last Monday at Grace church. this
city.
Mrs ]. NJ. Mcconnell returned this
morning from Oklahoma City Her sis
ter Miss -.sie Brewer. accompanied her
and win visit in Guthrie FOR a week or
two.
Mira. A. c. Scott. territorial president
Of the Feders ton Of womcns clubs will
be IN the city this afternoon between
trains, enroute to her home IN stin-
water
Mrs Robert Ramsay returned this
morning from Oklahoma city where she
attended the federation convention. Mrs
Ramsay singing was .-.endy compu-
mented
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 ~ oklahoma
city, was the reception given Thursday
afternoon by the girls OF the Ready to
Help club and Mrs. Henry Overholser
in honor Of Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker
Of Denvtr Colo, and Mrs Angelo c.
c. Scott, Of saltwater the presidents
Of the General and Territorial Fedora
tons Of Women's clubs. The reception
came as a fitting finale to the many and
elaborate social courtesies extended toI
these two gracious and gifted ladies
during their four days stay IN the city.
The palatial Ovcrholser residence
with its artistic, beautiful furnishings
was lighted throughout with electricity
the warm mellow light streaming
through the colored glass globes, add
inE new beauty TO the surroundings
Huge bouquets OF chrysanthemums were
used profuseiy In the drawing rooms.
halls and library. In tho dining room
the barred mahogany table had a centre
great ulcster OK the yellow blooms in
piece Of clunv lace on which stood a
"A bowl OF art noveau The punch ta-
ffn Ia Ia
and alcove and in the dining room
dainty luncheon was served
In the receiving line IN the front
drawing room were the hostess. Mrs
Ovorhoser, ana Miss Vivian c0oier.
president Of the Ready to Help club.
and the two honor guests. Mrs. Sana
Piatutecker and Mrs. Angelo c. Scott,
and Mrs r. b. Ferguson; Mrs. John
Thrcadgill, Mrs. Benton =. Murdoch OF
Wichita; Mrs w w Bierce ana Miss
Hazel Murphy. In the second drawing
room. Mssdames sohlberg. c. NJ Barnes,
Frank Dale j. H. Burford and Guem-
sey, OF Independence, Kans.. received,
while in the library the ladies who re-
ceived included Mrs. Hale, OF Chandler
Miss Minnie wood. Mesdames w A.
Frazier. o, r. Fegan. and Byerly OF
Guthiie osoa. Halsnll, Finhy ard BE
atty.
Mrs overholser looked her own gra-
cious and pretty self in "a dainty cos
tune Of pompadour silk aud lace, cut
decolette. Mrs Decker had on a white
lace robe over white silk. very becoming
TO 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. rhreadgill also wore tailored
suit Of brown. Mrs, Speed looked very
In a lovely frock Of white
crepe de chene, and Mrs. Bierce's gown
showed It's Partisan origin plainly, be-
ing an exquisite thing OF nlmy black
lace over solf white silk. 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 black lace
frock. Mrs. Frank Dales dress was OF
blue satin. cut deeolette with beautiful
real lace trimmings. Mrs Burford and
Mrs. Guernsey both wore black lace
made ever white chiffon and silk Miss
Hazel Murphy had or a wtito chiffon
over white silk. and Miss Vivian Cooter
a sea shell pink silk over pink tafcta.
Assisting N the drawing room we're
Mesdames Charles Edward Johnson.
Tom Chambers NJ l.. Turner, w. G.
Richardson and W. j. Petteei IN the H.
brary Mesdames Dennis Flynn, Vose
Oscar Grant Lee, Ne;tie whceler-Chap-
pei, Floyd Lamb. Cook, Woodward and
shartel. The assistants for the dining
room were Mesdames George Spencer