The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-01

WIZ " H. NiiNin itAAfntN - lhe tNy
Saturday evening from Guthrie. to be
with Dr. Champion and famiiy.--Enid
Events
Mrs rldball and daughter. Miss
Blanche, leave Sunday morning for chi.
cago and Buffalo, where they win spend
the summer.
Miss Esther Beamer. who has been
In the city visiting her parents this week,
returned to oklahoma City on the after
noon train Friday.
Misses Bertha Miller and Fannie Har-
mon OF saltwater. are IN The city this
week attending the convert tion OF The
Baptist Workers.
J. L. Rupard and wife OF Oklahoma |
City, are here this week the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Ten,pleton, at Ill
East Noble avenue
Mrs. J. C Robb or Topeka. Rans,
who has been in the city fer some time.
the guest OF Mrs. j. c. strang. has re-
turned to her home
Mrs Bateman ha gone to Enid where
she viii make her home. Mr.. Bcteman Is
a Rock Island conductor running be-h
tween Enid and Anadarko.
Mrs isabelle Johnson. OF Carthage,
Mo- who has been here fer several
weeks the guest OF Mrs A. T.. Johnson.
lef, todoy for her home.
A. NJ. Jones. owner OF a big ranch in
Arizona Miss Florence Jones. an in
struetor in the public schools Of DaGas.
Tex. Mics Anna c Jones. OF the Dar-
nagton Indian agency; Miss Edna KriGin.
OF Dallas, Tex. and Miss Laura Allen OF
Calvert Tex. were in the city Friday.
enroute TO the Darlington agercy. The
party will BE- the guests for the sun,'ner
Of Superintendent Jones at his home It
caddo Springs.
Wednesday evening Mrs j. H. Bill
lings vas given pleasant SUR rise party
at her home 224 West Noble avenue, by
a crowd OF friends and neighbors. IN
evening vas spent informally with musin
ard conversation. a dainty l.nch was
served. Tho guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcwethy.
Air. and Mrs. p, Davis.
Mr. and Mrs Bachtold
Mr.. and Mrs. Peacock
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Bones
Mr.. and edrs f. s. Bones.
Mr.. and Mrs N T. Mathis.
Jar. and Mrs. w l. Mathis.
Mr.. and Mrs p. X Abbott
Mr. and Mrs Marshall
Mr. and Mrs Norman.
Miss Maude Marshall
Miss Nellie Harden.
Miss Rertha Lineman.
Miss Leila Hoover
Miss Edna Stewart
Miss Mabel Billings.
Mr.. Alfred Freshnow.
Mr.. Charlie Hoover.
Mr.. Maricr cahin
Mrs J. NJ Stewart.
Mrs Camper.
mrs J. w. Bamhardt.
Mrs. L. l.. Abbott.
Mrs, Hetch.
Miss Elizabeth Flownoy Johnson the
charming little daughter OF Mr. ana Mrs
A. f Johnson, celebrated the third an
niversary OF her birthday vest rday az
tesuoon. The Johnson home was beau-
tlfelly decorated with ferns and roses
rhe dining room was decorated asa
vines, sweet pea blossoms and 'apaue Sc
lanterns ard had the eject Of a imp
anese tea room. An asparagus fern piece
hanging from he chgnda,ier, WAS d-ck-
ed with flags and ribbons. the latter cx-
tending 20 The ends OF the table, aud
pinned with rose. In The center Of the
table was a miniature tree, eiittafng
with candles. Little Elizabeth cut the
pink iced BIRTHDAY cake. bearing three
tiny lighted candles. An American rag
IN pretty prize candy shell stood at
each place for favors. The little guests
amused themselves during the afternoon
playing store" buying fans bubble
pipes and bean Gags with beans The
little hostess received many rem,m-
brances frofa her friends. The guests
were Marvel Philips. Doris Rexr3ad
Vera De witt. Louise Burke. Jeano Hlx-
on. Mary Elizabeth Ramsay Macy Glare
I Petty Marion Bilinesley. Margaret Nc
Coy. Elya i.eister. Hazel Miller. G.ne.
We've seXauer. Ruth polca'er Jeanott,
Beadles; Masters c. Earl Cunningham
/ Carl and Donald Havighorst
The luncheon given Friday afternoon
by Judge and Mrs. A. @, c. Bierer foi
President Breckenridge Tones and thre'
sons. and Vice President Henrysempl'
Ames and other onielals Of the Denver
Enid and Gu. road was one OF the mos
elaborate and delightful social Junction.
ever given in the city. The drawin,
room and parlors were beautifully deco
rated with pink and white roscH and fes
1 toons Of airy asparagus In The dining
room the decorations were exquisite
Pink and white sweet peas, combiael
with pastel shaded ribbons and aspaia-
gus were used in prcfuslon. The iabl'
decorations were novel, tse designs beinl
original with Mrs Bieser. and were CON
plimented many times By the guoFts
Six tail. beautiful cut glass vases. hle'
1 " N sweet peas. represented the pole
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