The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29

Treasurer-Mis ]. ID. Williams
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Decidedly the most brilliant social
4 junction OF the season was the banquet
given Thursday evening at rms Mansion
House on East srdnger avenue iby the
, member sof the Acorn club. the oldest
literary club in the city. at which the
husbands OF the members were honor
guests. In the. spacious dining room the
able was arranged to form an 81"
Covers were spread for thirty-six guests
rhe decorations were ilmy fern fronds
and carnations. the blossoms being re-
aimed by the guests for favors. The
Inner was served IN SIX courses. A
Bowel idea, original with the program
I Eomrnittee MRS. Ferguson, Mrs. Era
4 Der and Mis. hemilD was the pro
ressions" arranged for between courses.
Mrs. Robert Ramsay, the club presi-.
ent. presided as tosstmistress and
poke thet greeting to the guests. Mrs.
Ramsay looked her own sweet, gracious
.eh In beautiful gown OF grey crepe
e chine. During ethe evening Mrs
Ramsay sang the solos. For All Eter-
ity," by Marcheron. and Creole Love
ong," by Smith Mrs. J. w. Duke play
ng her Accomplishments. - -s.-.
Governor Ferguson responded to the
residenSs greeting on behalf OF the
husband guests. and made a most timely
|nd appropriate address, which vas
Doroughly enjoyed by the club members
Mayor Dukes toast Why Beleve
womens Clubs was one CT the best
1nd most clever numbers responded to
4urihs the evening (. .s. 80, e..-.-.
our Husbands as Members" was re-
bonded to by Mrs. Fred L. wenner.
lrs. Winner was prettily attlred "A a
yIiss white chinon gown over white
@ Tx.
Mrs. w. w. Rucl1s read at the close
the progrsim OF toasts, THE Towns
title Sparrow" and for encores gra-
ously responded with t&"Good Bye,
other. Good Bye" and I'm fhei Usual
ay." Mrs. Rucks wore an exquisite
ywn Of heavy black silk. si-
Mrs. Il. b. Ferguson, the hostess. was
linty and sweet in a pretty chigon
cation over silk ~ e,.
The Acorn club quartette. whose mem-
rs include Mrs. r. w Ramsay. Mrs. |
v. Smith. Mrs f. X. Brooke and |
s KS. John j. Boles sang beautifully |
Auld Lang syne," followed by a superb !
iartette arrangement OF America" !
national hymn, just before the
ests departed.
Mrs. Ferguson has long been an' hon
ed and valued member OF the Acorn |
lb. and the members feel that when /
has retArne dto watonga there Will |
vacancy in the membership list
At cannot be replaced. This feeling Of
Al nuine regard for Mrs Ferguson was
emplified when the quartette sang
kuld Lang syne." and, as the members
the club bade Mrs. Ferguson good
Yht, every loyal wearer OF the brown
d gold fingered just an instant and
We tho extended hand an additional |
assure as an expression OF the mu-
+ al regret felt By the members that
e could only for few weeks longer
lively participate in the club affairs
a entertainments. ~
drs George NJ Flick came up from
lahoma City on the morning train.
Hiss Ada Mcconnell Is entertaining a
es, this week, Miss Rae Malone. OF
lahoma city.
Professor and Mrs. F. ter,S Mills
IS announce the birtl ot baby
lighter Wednesday.
frs. "A. ", McKeand and son Char
Of Oklahoma City. are visiting
fnds in the city this week h
tr. and Mrs. A. r. Douglas and little !
ighter left this morning for Sulphur
bngs, l. IT, 10 spend few days
RS BySys house guests, Mrs. Joe
iselberg ana Mrs. o. Kuhlman. re-
PED Thursday evening to their home
Mulhait
4 irs. Beer left on the morning train d
her home az Washington. Kas., ar
a pleasant visit with her daughter,
2 Douglas. Z
n iss Catherine Dakin and her brother f
IS here from Kay county visiting. =
K to Enid on the afternoon train
frsday 70 spead a few days VITA reI- q