The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-17

Hughes scciy simons. s,ohlbcrs. Eckcr.
speed. spurricr. STONE. strane. West,
van Duyn. Best. GUNNER Hodge CoyIe
Duke. Frank Greer Neal Ramsay. f4utz
Hunt, Craig Gilbert. spurlocis
The first OF The serics Of eiaborate sf.
fairs annaurced Tor this week by the
society folk WIS The progressive enchre
party Monda,/ afternoon. at which Mrs
Cahrlos Carpcntcr entertained ct her
hospifahie homo on East Springer ave-
nue. 81 Valentines day stands ous CON
spicuousiy this week and affords the
hostesses q special opportunity for ef-
fective decorations Mrs Carpenters
parlors were done in pink ana white
paper hearts strung on strands Of narrow
white satin ribbon, festooned from the
chandeliers TO the four corners OF the
rooms Large hearts. pierced by eided
arrows, were fastened to the portieres.
The rooms were dar6ened and lighted
Nth electric lights. which shed a warm
lor over the pretty scene. The dining
room was decorated with ferns ana red
and white hearts. The table appoint
ments were beautiful. Fern fronds and a
tiny Cupid holding aloft an arched bow
formed the centerpiece decoration The
place cards were red ana white hearts
tied with satin ribbon. THE menu includ-
cd Creamed oysters on toast. banana
salad with nayonnaise dressing. hot
rolls, olives. picales coffee. ice cream
assorted cakos and bonbons. The prizes
We're pretty hand decorated china plates
and were won by Mrs. j. w. MoNeal
first Mrs. a. T. Huston. lone hand. and
Mrs Charles Seciy the consolation. The
score cards we're unique being tiny yal-
cutines ol giif and lace. with dear old.
fashiond picture Of two lovers slSctched
on thc exterior During the afternoon
Mrs j. 6. strng Mrs Chilcost. Mrs
Charles Seton and Miss katherine Cas-
sidy assisted the hostess Ia caring for the
pleasure Of the guests. The invited
guests Included Mesdamcs Frank Frantz.
Charles F'ilson, Fred Byers. ]. NJ. Brooks.
r. w. Black, =. O. Barker Charles Cum
nmghum, J. II. Cottera, r. X. Carlin,
j. r. Cottngham. NJ Cassidy. A. O.
Farquhwson, W. r. Herod, A. c. Iixoh,
w. b. Hodge. A. II. Huston. l. b. Levy.
j. W. McNeal, Alva j. Niles. Charles
Pond, Charles Seton. Horace Speed. ].
c. strang, Charles seely, w. s. spen-
Ger Charles S. Kneisly, j. NJ McCon-
nell win Rejahl. Jack Morris, Furrow.
Chilcoot, Iohr, L. f. Leach, w. IL.
Coylc. w. I. Rhodes, Fred G. Van Duyn,
C. NJ. Sarchet, Beck Of Huntington. Ind.
Rhinehart and Misses Katherine and
Cassidy
Mrs. Fred Bycrs entertained a coterio
Of friends Thursday afternoon at cards,
Mrs. NJ. a. Norris entertalns Tues
day afternoon at her North Broad street
home az high tea.
Mrs. y. A. March left Thursday aftel
noon for IIolton, Bas.. where she will
visit Rev ana Mrs Miles Tor week OF
two.
M and Mrs. j. r. Cottingham en-
( tertained at six O'Clock dinner Thursday
evening Mr.. Thomas Smith and Mr.. air
Mrs Galen crow
Mrs A. J.. BeeS Of Huntington. Ind
left Thursday afternoon for Oklahoma
| city, where she win spend few days
oeiore returning nome. VINE IN Hu.h
re re sne was 'ne guest Oh MrS' 0harie'
'ii'oi
The Kimona club played high five
Thursday afternoon with Miss Gertrude
Hunt Miss Ruby McNeal won the hrs
prize and Miss Katherine schnen tn,
/ consolation Quests Of the club inelud
ga Misses Ruby hicNeal Josephine Get
TO- OF Wlehiia, kas., and Mrs. Georg
Wits
Mrs w S. Wells. daughter Mel
uc ara Miss Amy Massey spent Thurs
I day ln El Reno. Mrs Wous has beer
visiting there Tor several doys and th
Ing on the special train that brought
crowd over 10 attend lhe Wizard o
''@ 2ertornahce at me brooks
Governor eud Airs. Fraatz bad as bo
gucsts Thursday evening at INC Brook
for tho Wizard of ~" attraction. Jlds
and Mrs j n. Burn.fd ana Mr. Orvin
Fiantz. IN the second box were Maio
fn w. pcmecost Miss Gertrude Patti
SON. Mrs FRANK B Lucas and Miss Lo
strang Mr. ana Mrs r. b. Lille. Mar
shal ana AIrs w. % Fossett and Nj
and Mrs. paul Newman occupied the eas
hoxAs