The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-18
The Social World:

The Social World
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PROSPECTUS.
Saturday.
The Oklahoma State Audubon society
meets In city hall I'm the afternoon.
The Dorcas social of the First Gap
tist church will give an ice cream 50.
cial Friday evening on the lawn of the
Baptist church.
Sunday.
The Y. NJ. c. A. meets In he after
noon at First Presbyterian chruch at
3 D. M All young men of the city are
urged TO be present
Monday.
Excelsior club meets in Carnegie
library in afternoon.
Cambridge club meets In afternoon.
RevelerS club meets In the evening
at club rooms on East Oklahoma
avenue.
Tuesday.
Shakespeare club meets at Carnegie
library in the afternoon.
Modern Priscilla club meets In af-
ternoon with re. Ed Cook, in West
Guthrie.
Logan county sunday school con.
vention holds SESSION in afternoon and
fevening
Wednesday.
Ladies' of Trinity guild meet 10 af
ternoon st rectory, on East Noble
avenue.
Ladies Aid society of the Christian
church meets in afternoon with Mrs
X. C. Ventress. at 324 North Vine
street
Somerset club meets In evening.
Thursday.
| Acorn cleb meets in afternoon
Place TO be announced later.
Friday.
Domestic Science club meets in az
iernoon with Mrs. p. G. Sharpe, at 50i
East Washington avenue.
Miss Ha.yar's pupils give a recital
in the evening at her studio, 416 East
Cleveland avenue.
The ladies' of the Catholic church
give a card party in the evening at the
Knights of Columbus hail. on East
Harrison avenue.
| The Progressive Dancing club gave
a dance in the Odd Fellows building
/ L., Thnra aufu a In of
tendance and an enjoyable time was
had zimmermann's orchestra fur
nished the music.
A pleasant card party was given fol
a few friends by Mrs. j. II. Winton anC
Miss Ida Niblack, Thursday afternoon
at the home of the latter on Eas
Noble.
Mesdames George Willis and Lymof
Gray entertained yesterday afternoon
with Japanese tea at the home o
the former. 402 East Noble avenue. II
honor of Miss Mary Kersey and Miss
Pearl Rhodes. the June brides-to-be
The dining room of the Willis home II
which the fete was given was beauti
fully decorated to represent a minia
ture Mikado palace. The walls of thu
room was decorated with japanese
fans, parasols and lanterns. which
were ar anged with colored electric
light bulbs to give pretty effect Or
the floor were small bamboo laboretI
on which the luncheon was served, ant
back of each was a sofa pillow oI
which the guests were seated The
place cards were In Japanese letters
and the names written lengthwise OF
the cards, to which were tied minia
ture chop sticks. In the center Of tho
room was Japanese table on which
joss sticks arranged In a vase were
burned during the afternoon. The
guests assembled at the home of Mrs
Gray where they attired themselves as
ladies Of the Japanese court, after
which they repaired 20 the home ol
Mrs Willis Master Allen Bierer
dressed as court page, admitted the
guests. a prize was given for the hes
lcostumed guest and was won by Miss
Jessie Sampsell The luncheon was
served in three courses, and each on,
wa5 accompanied by a favor as fol
lows; Course one, Japanese fans
course two. japanese lanterns; cours'
three. Japanese heads. Those present
were: Guests OF honor, Misses i1er
sey aud Rhodes; out OF town guests
Mrs Baysinger, OF Woodward, and
Miss Thompson. of Oklahoma City
other guests: Mesdames Fitzpatrick
Morris, Rhodes, Kimball, Harry Gray
w II Coyle. Carter. Powers, New
man. Bamford. Braun. Warren. John