The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-03

The ladies' Of the First Methodist
church were at home Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. l.. H. Matchett, on West
Harrison avenue. The parlors and re-
ception hail were attractive decorated
with long leaved palms and pink and
whote carnations with sprays OF mist
fern I'm tail glass vases. In dainty little
jars. bouquets of violots were placed
about the rooms. The favors were tiny
bows OF pink and white satin ribbon. A
three course luncheon was served. Miss
es Winnie and Dessa Matchett, Edyth
and Jean Pennewill, Ncne Bunyan and
fIettie Curd assisted with receiving and
caring Tor the pleasure OF the guests
during the afternoon. The following
program was given;
Vocal Goodnight. Little Girl,
Goodnight. Miss Edyth Pennewin
Vocal solo-(a) "sleep. Beloved" %
"A Pickaninny Imllaby"-Airs Horace
Reed; piano accompaniment, Mrs. c. b.
Hill
Quartet-"When Circles arc Broken
Misses Matchett and Pennewin. Messrs
Jesse Owens and Verne Knepper; Miss
Dunkin playing piano accompaniment.
Piano solo selected-Miss Hazel Ham
IN.
Reading Herr Won schlossheimer, 49,
Miss Marie Burnett
Vocal solo--"My Love is Red, Red
Rose. Miss Della Dunkin.
Reading-"A Double wooing Mrs
Humphrey
An extra number. reading by little
Miss Mary Humphrey, was enjoyed very
much. sevonty-five ladies' called despite
the unpleasant weather and enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mrs. Matchctt
fitting finale TO the extremely gay
winter society has enjoyed was the pro-
gressive euchre party given Tuesday af-
tenoon at the residence OF Mrs. w B.
Herod on East Springer avenue, Mes
DANES A. e. Hixon. l.. f. Leach aud
Herod. hostesses. The parlors were an
artistic study in violet ana green. Long
leaved. graceful palms and ferns were
used with the fragraut blossoms for
floral decorations. The guests played
at sixteen tables. The first prize. cut !
glass olive dish. was won by Mrs. John /
j. Boles. Mrs. Charles Pond won the |
lone hand prize. hand painted plate |
and Miss Letha Pentecost received the |
N'iAH'AdAf'iA HAAASf Il pretty fdu0 QttpIdl- I
ed bonbon dish. At o'clock a dainty /
three course luncheon was served Bon
hons. sailed almonds and olives werc |
served in small silve and cut glass /
dishes The invited guests included;
Mesdames II. f. Emerson. Sparks /
Fred Sparks, Calkns lnglars Ponca |
city; Brownleo, Kingasheri smith. Spur |
locs. Merrick. Powers, jas Ccungham. /
Coclrum, Kneisly strang, Hart. Coyle I
Barker Fcgan Hohus Burford, Carpan- /
ter Barie, seely. j. c. coteraL Boles |
Hodge, Oruer Beland. Mcconnell Fill /
son, speed. Thompson. Hunt. Ardsry /
tuldreth Peck. spurrier. George Bill /
Kingsley, Chas. Bnlngsley, A, a. Hus- |
ton, Laux. Burke, Pentecost Ed john 1
son A. Johnson, Lucas, r, " smith /
Douglas, Heinz Braun. Zimmerman. ]. s. /
Lyons, Longaker. Bamford. Niles, Frank /
Lyon, Gilbert. Lutz. Beadles wills. Jas /
Brooks, Van Duyn. Craig. DotricS. Tell |
WALTON. Levy. Furow. Barnes. Byers /
Black Howard, Dodson. Asp sohlberg /
Ecker, sarchet j. b. Morris. Glazier |
Duke. severns, Chas Cunningham. Pond /
Frank Greer, Havighorst. Rhodes, e. 4. /
Miller. Ross, McNeal Lily and Misses I
Henry. Wichita; Perry, Anadarko; Val
cntine Bennington, VI; Niblaek, Patti
SON and Green.