The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-04

Stinson being interested in The Capt
tai Grain company.-O Oklahoman.
Mrs j. NJ Mcconnell. Of Guthrie,
is visiting Mrs Crawford.-okla.
homan.
Mrs. Horace Speed and son. Horace
Jr., left last evening for Burdan. Kas.,
for o three weeks visit with relatives |
Mrs Dreyfus has returned TO her
home in Nowkrk, after a short visit
in the city with Mrs !. b. Levy. at III
East Noble avenue.
Mrs. II. l.. Leonard is in the city
from Coyle.
Miss Margaret Wolf, stenographer
in the territorial secretary's Office,
win spend Sunday in Oklahoma City
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Fitzpatrick fe-l
turned this morning from Oklahoma
City where they have been the guests
OF friends this week.
Miss Agnes Mtllard will spend sun.
day with home folks In Meridian.
Miss Anna Swanlx left this afternoon
Tor hes home in Meridian to spend
Sunday with her parents,
Mrs. J. e. Daisey returned this
morning from visit in Pleasant Val
ley with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Day have re-.
turned from a trip TO Wichita.
"Jim" Dumy. wife and son. Of El
Reno, are in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. q. A. Hughes entertained yes
terday afternoon at her home, 423
East Logan avenue, in honor of Mrs.
Robert w Ramsay. who left this
morning for Atchison, Kansss. where
she will reside in the future. Mrs.
Ramsay was one of the leaders in the
capital city society and an admirable
woman and her removal from the city
Is much regretted by the entire com
munity The house was beautifully
decorated with roses and ferns The
afternoon was taken mp with a unique
Guessing contest Each guest was
handed a list of twenty questions, the
answers to which were to be found on
penny which was handed to the
guest with the list of questions. Mrs.
w w Rucks won the first prize, Mrs.
o. Brown the consolation and Mrs II.
w. Ramsay the guests. The pennies,
which were new ones and bore the
date of 1907, were retained as souve.
niers. The hostess served a two
course luncheon during the afternoon.
Those present were Mesdames Sohl.
berg, Il. A. Douglas, l.. N Beadlos,
Barnes, Frantz, r. A. Neal. o. Brown,
Dale, Barde. Mac Morris. j. A. Milne,
W. A. F'rasier, X. " Smith. II. b.
Henry, Lloyd Morris. Speed. McGin
mis-. Chas. f. Filson and Carl Filson
OF Kansas City.
The ladies OF the Catholic church
gave a card party last evening in the
Knights OF Columbus hall, on East
Harrison avenue. The hall was pret
tily decorated with flowers and drap
cries and the evening was speni
pleasantly at progressive euchre. Mrs
T. G. Millikan won the lady's 6rsl
iprize, q silver apoon: Geo. Upton won
the gentlemans first prize, an ebony
hair brush; Mrs J. G. Newland tho
lady's consolation prize, and MIR
Keifer the gentlemans There wss a
large attendance, considering the
weather Refreshments consisting ol
ice cream, cake and punch were
served derlns' the evening
The Junior class OF the Logar
county high school gave their recep
ton TO the seniors last evening al
the Walton home 1902 West Noble
avenue. The large. roomy house was
decorated with cut flowers. pennants
| and the olors of the class. White
and red carnations were given az
favors. In the large reception hal
| the seniors eolors. orange and black
were draped about the room aud fl
the dining room was decorated witt
the juniors colors. crimson alC
white. Adler's full orchestra fur
nished music for the evening Al
elaborate four course luncheon wai
served. The balance OF the eyeninl
was spent at games This was one
of the most elaborate receptions evel
given to any graduating class OF thil
school
Miss Elizabeth Gano entertained a
six O'Clock dinner last evening at he
home. ga East Villas avenue, in hon
or OF Miss Lillian Boles, OF Weather
ford, The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with carnations 9nd ferns
White and Red carnations we're giyel
as fayors, Those present were: Misses
Boles, Matchett, Gano; Messrs A
Williams, soehl Pyle Garsides an,
Newland
The Kartenspielcrs met YESTERDAY
afternoon with Mrs. J. j Boles al he
home, 3Oi East Villas avenue Th
afternoon was spent pleasantly a
! cards. Mrs. J w. Mcneil won thl
lone hand prize and Mrs. Tel Walio,
the first The guest prizes We're wol
= by Mrs. Poaae and Mrs j. K. Camp
bell. The guests OF the club wer
Prof and Mrg Pease. Mra. J. Il
| Campbell and Miss Lillian Boles O
WealherfOrd An informal musica
program was rendered during the al