The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-16
SOCIETY.



PROSPECTUS.
Tuesday.
Mrs l.. T. Beland entertains Tuesday /
Bridge club IN afternoon.
Mrs. Ed S. Rexroad entertains pas.
time euchre club.
Mrs. j. B. Fairfield entertains Mod.
ern club in afternoon.
"a Wednesday.
Miss M&rgure,ite Brown gives re- |
cital in Afternoon.
Ross conservatory Of music gives res |
ception from TO ,. m, to giadu
ates and friends
Thursday.
Ladies' Missionary Society Of First
Baptist church gives tea in afternoon
at home of Mrs. 0. B.own.
Friday.
Mrs. ~ e. Wallace entert6lns Guth-
rie Whist club In afternoon.
Domestic Science club meets in af-
ternoon.
Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Pattison entertains
Smart Set in afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Murphey is in Mulhall vesit-
ing friends.
Mrs. Pat S. Nagle, of Kingfsher, is
the guest of Mrs. r. c. Spilman on
West Noble avenue. She Is one of
the 80 ladies that meet tomorrow to
make the first official flag with the
| forty-sixth star at the Carnegie library.
She will go to Philadelphia with the
committee to place the flag in the
| Independence Hall museum.
The closing social session of the
Dread club for the season, given by
/ Misses Florence Adler and Jennie
Sherburne at the Mac Morris home
319 North Broad street last evening
proved an enjoyable event. The Nor
ris home was profusely decorated with
white and pink sweet peas and roses
with Japanse lanterns further adorn-
ing the room. The place cards and
tally cards used at luncheon and at
high five were hand-painted Japanese
work The hostesses were assisted
by Misses Elinor Norris and Della
Adler. The evening was spent en-
joyably at cards. eight tables being
used. The lady's first prize, water
color Japanese vase. was won by
Miss Lena Hunter: the gentlemans
first prize, handsome pear.handled
knife, was won by Eben Pyle; the
ladys second prize, fern dish was
won by Miss Helen Green, the gentle
mans second prize, Riley's poems, vas
won by Fred Green. Miss Mary Tib-
belts won the lady's consolation prize
and Knox Huhey the gentlemans.
Dainty refreshments were served b.
the hostesses during the evening. The
guests were: Misses Hutchison. Green
Houston. Lena and Dona Osborne,
Bennett. Tlbbetts, Hunter Goodrich,
Carolyn and Maud Williams, Montal-
do, Shupp. Heilman, and Phillips Mes
danes: Don Morris and VIM Barwlck;
Messrs. Jefferson, Pyle, Fred Green,
Metcalf, Dan Williams. Woodruff,
Hirschi. Burns He9ler John Williams,
Ben Hennessey. Ollie Williams. Geo.
Green, Davenport Huhey and Don
Morris.
The name Miss Emma Miller. Of
this city. should have been Included
in the list of the 80 ladies' who win
make the Betsy Ross nag Of Okla.
homa.
Mrs. e. p. Boyer leaves in a few
ldsys for Nocona. Texas. to spend a
few weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Horton.
Miss Hazel Cole has returned TO
Enid after a few days visit IN the
city with friends.
Mrs. Louis Bronson is entertaining
Miss Iva Mason. of Ardmore, this
week
Miss Ida Lohr leaves Saturday for
: Ramsey Ill, to spend the summer
months She is a teacher in the Cen
trial school.
A letter was received this morning
by Miss Lulu Gregory from her sisters,
Eva and Linda mailed as they were
boarding the ship to sail for Liverpool
to spend the summer.
Col j. Mathis, OF Enid, Is the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ FIFE, on
East Harrison avenue.
J. Smith. OF Pennsylvania, IS the
guest OF NJ. Luther West and family,
( on East Cleveland avenue,
Miss Ola McCracken Is visiting her
brother Lester in Chickasha.
Superintendent Robert Il Lozier OF
the state dispensary has moved his
family here from Blackwell, and will
occupy the Humphrey residence, 709
East Cleveland avenue, which they
have leased for a year Mr. Lozier
has an interesting daughter. Miss Stel-
la, and son. Max Lozier.
Miss Gertrude Hunt charmingly en-
tertained q number Of the younger
set OF the society folks OF the capital
city last evening in honor Of her
guest Miss Wilson Of Winfield. Kans.