The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-02

3 Della Dunldr rc lrned this
ming from tWD weeks trip to
.Iansas City and Ch. Miss Dun
kin Purchased a grand liano for her
studio while i'm Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Strang. who has
been the guest of Miss Lou Strang
through the holidays. has returned to
her home in Texas.
Mrs. Fred Lange has returned to
her home in Kansas alter very
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Mcconnell.
Mrs. Lou Johnston and daughter.
Hazel. who spent the holidays in Ft.
Smith, Ark, have returned home.
1910
Miss June Moss has returned TO
Guthrie after spending the HOLIDAYS
with her parents at Crescent.
Mrs. Burchett and daughter. Hazel,
have returned from Crescent City,
where they spent the holidays.
Mrs. Leila Collins Atkinson, of
South McAlester, is the guest of
Misses Mary and Ruth Bamford, on
Warner avenue. Mrs. Atkinson is ar
ranging a party for a third tou: of
Europe, having successfully conducted
two former tours. She is a brilliant
conversationalist and a delightful
companion for travel through the
paths of Europe, having that self con-
fdence and ability so necessary to
make travel in foreign country pleas
ant.
Among the guests arriving for the
Coyle-Gray wedding this evening are:
Rev. Thomas +. Ghalleger, of Chicago;
j. f.. Coyle and Miss Annie QOyle, r.
j. Coyle and family. Fred Coyle Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Brown and daughter,
all of Perry
The Misses Bamford entertained
yesterday afternoon at whist compli-
mentary to their guests. Miss Grace
Griffith, of Chicago, an1 Mrs. Leila
d. Atkinson, of South McAlester. Miss
Sampsel won first prize and l.rs. At
kinson the guest prize. delicious
two-cOurse luncheon was served, as
follows:
First course pressed chicken, po-
tato chips. nut salad, cranberry sauce,
hot biscr 5 with apricot jelly and
coffee. Leeond course: prune Whit
and whipped cream, cake, and grape
juice.
The invited guests were: Mesdames
Atkinson. of South McAlcster: Powers
Bamford. Carter Jack Morris, VIII
Patterson, Miss Grace Griffith, of Chi
cago, H.; Ruby McNeal, McNeal
Rhodes. Sampsell, Krrsey, Schnell
Jessie Cassidy, Cassidy. Rhudy, cf st
Joe. Mo-; Riddleman, of Fort Worth
Texas; lone Coyle.
rs. Chas. II. Filson, Mrs. Frank
FL. htz and Mrs. John Henry Burford
kedt open honsc, New Years at Mrs
Filson's home 32f North First street
This is a pretty custom which has
come down through the years with all
its memories of gay social intercourse
to the present The invited guests
were: Mesdames Bird Mcclure
Washington. d. c.; Cash Cade, Shaw
nee; Jake Hamon, Lawton; Vernon
whiting Enid; Roy Hoffman. Chand
Ter: Frank Dale, Joe Norris, James
Cottingham II. e. Asp, Il. o. Barker
w. II. Gray, J. =. Winton, Mack Nor
ris, Charles Kneisley. John Embry
c. NJ. Parnes, j. H. Cotteral anG w
A. Hhsier. The parlors and dining
room were beautifully decorated. The
receiving room was lavishly adorned
fn1 nd
hall with holly and mistletoe and The
dining room in American Beauty
roses, red waxtapers and holly
wreaths. The punch bowl was placed
on a circular mirror and wreathot
with pink roses and carnations.
The ladies were exquisitey gownet
and though the outside world present
ed a gloomy prospect, all was cheer
and gaiety within and the callers made
10 feel that good cheer, welcome
warm hearts and fair faces" were
truly In evidence on that first day O
what will be Oklahoma's most i'm
memorial year-l907.
The Elks annual New Year ball las
evening was success in every par
ticular The decorations were hand
some and the mIsic good. All visiting
Elks were made most cordially wei
come. Fruit punch was served dur
ing the evening. The guests we're:
Secretary and Mrs. F. L. Wennel
entertained the en- gloyes Of the schoo
land o1ce Monday evening at thei
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