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

~ Nlfs ANe WNtiNflo nliTtN VIII Illlu
surprise, and then they said once more:
Come, teli US, pray. without delay. the
girl whom you adore: the girl wnom you
have sworn to love and bring both /
wealth and fame your promised wife.
your hope and life, quick let's hear her
name" There's Maggie mp at Boone,'
he said, "and Mamie at wapeio. there's
Violet at W,nterset. and Maude al old |
st. Joe; Gencvieve at Daveaport and /
Mabel in st. Paul." The young man /
sighed. IT'S time I died swore to
we'd them an
Tho following visitors registered az
the Carnegie library Monday
3 r. Boggs whukomis
J. l.. Campbell watonga.
b. NJ Woolridge. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. r W Cole Columbia. /
Okla
George y Doss. Yukon
- sc7rks hmes
j. s. Lowell wauSomis
J. Ii Hamilton. Falls
Mrs J A. Thomas. Norman
Bessie wsus Glencoe
william Rogers Mcdford.
Mrs d. Lowe, lsl Reno
Mrs. Borardus wichita, Kas
Mrs Fred Caywood Wichita, Kas.
r. E Morse. Waukomis.
william. O. williams, Watonga.
T. L. Hoge. Glencoe.
Mr. ana Mrs j Hoaly. Muscatiue.
Iowa
Mrs } A. Mayhall Louisville Ky
Lent is barely two weeks away. and
consequently there q "a li,te more hurry
and trying to crowd things into the next
two weeks The fashionable sets have
had a lively season. There has been, az
an times. IA sufficient number Of enter
tainments of ono kind or another 90 pro-
vide aauscmcnt for everyone young and
old The younger set has enjoyed The
winter season without ennui hut then.
after an. Guthrie climate Is not half
bad, ana from u social point OF view the
weather man has been kind
Already we are hearing where are
you going in LentI" -or fashion, as wed
as desire. decrees that one must leave
town. Tho cessation Of gayety in town
means practically a transfer Of tho
scene Of action to the winter resorts, for
Lent secms TO mako little difference 70
those who go from home and visitors
at those recuperative places do not OBJ
ioct TO any gaycty they may find there
Washington, Feb. T. Ono Of the larg-
est reception OF the season was held ar
tho Hotel Cairo this afternoon. when
Mrs. shartcl. wife Of Representative
shartei. received for the first time this
season MIS- shartel received her CALI
ors IN tho large double drawing room
TO the right Of the main .D.i Ance. WIN D
was beautifuly decorated in pail :,
southern smuaN and American Beauty
roses The hostess looked especially
charming in gown OF black Cluny
lace. which WINS relieved ln 70 fetching
manner with touches of light blue and
coral panno velvet
The tea ROOM which was Just across
the han was a bower Of spring blos-
SONS ana was presided over hy Miss
Ruin Shartc the young daughter Of the
/ hostess who has recently returned from
/ Ann Arbor Mich. where she has just
completed her Junior year Others as
sisting Mrs sharci we're Miss stratton,
sister OF the hostess Mrs. McGoodwia,
Miss White. Miss Miller. Miss 1anyon
ANA Miss Barr an OF Missouri
4 Thc valentine tea party given We'd
nesdny evening by the Ladies Aid society
of the First ChrsDlu church at the
/ residence OF Dr and Mrs u @. Sharpe
was q most enjoyable affair. Mrs. sharpe
! was assistcd I'm entertaining by Mes
I DANES Pentecosi J. o. Sevcns Hewitt
ana wilbur Tile pleasant parlogs were
urottfy decorated with huge papci
hearts pierced with gildcd arrows
Rououcls OF spicy carnations were place
cd in al the rooms In me diuing room
hot buffet luncheon was served ~
lmprompm musical progmm was sivef
during thc evening Miss Del.a Dunk
ln played piano numbers and faVore,
ire eucna with "a VOCAL solo. generously
Responding 10 an encore in her usua
pleasing way Miss Esther Beand gav'
d pioasing piano solo 70 Miss punkin
/. accompaniment the Misses Matcaeu
Sang pretty duet arrangement Of
C,olden nly. by I.eybach Mae'c
George Brunncr sang very swcetly
prctf, solo entitled Come. Play IN NJ
l.each's narty thio afternoon for he
Ward
Washington, FoD ia Mis. iooscyelti
i tro0sseau w.u cost sii.ioo Here ar
thc fguros
ono wedding gown ,.-...... 10"
SIX ..lns- sns. arcr'se sto9 ~
Two imnortcd lace gowns .s-. i'o0
ono lace e0at ... s.,-.-...- ''
Six reception aud afieraooa
gowns. aeeuse $3.50 s--,t.-. ~
lN1ur evening wraPs at $3.50 ' AoV