The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-06

Thursday.
New State Card club meets in
afternoon.
Friday.
East Side w. G. T. H. meets in
afternoon with Mrs f. H. Furrow, 1t
sos East Harrison avenue
Domestic Science club holds dem
onstratoin meeting in afternoon
zimmerman's orchestra gives pub
lie dance in evening at Revelers /
hall
Ladies Missionary society of Pres
byterian church meets with Mrs. r.
" Smith 523 East College avenue
wednesday at 8 y. III.
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The seventh annual banquet of the
Acorn club which occurred last night
at the home Of Mir and Mrs. Chas. H.
ilson. 32l North First street was one
Of the thoroughly delightful affairs of
the season
The banquet was rendered by the
club members TO their husbands. who
are each year guests of the club at
banquet of this kind
The Ellison home was beautifully
decorated with tulips. lilies of the val
lev and narcissas. which were used
effectively in the yellow and green
color scheme, the club eolurs The
plants aud blossoms were banked To
the center of the table while the mar
cissas was grouped as VI growing The
whole was interspersod with candle
labras galore
| Following the dinner in six courses,
the postpraudi3l exercises. preceded
! by the Invocation of Bishop Brooke
| the honorary guest of the club. began
/ viii the annual address of the presi
dent Mrs tilsOn
Mrs Fred t. Wcnncr acted as toast
mistress and after the response to the
address of welcome by Dr A. G.. lliXon
on behalf of the geneltmen guests,
the following toasts We're responded
to.
Our Husbands" Mrs }. J. Hill
dreth
9rhe Model Husband Mrs w A.
Frasier.
Its a Joke Mrs. Dr. Hamll
'Fhe Merry-go Round, Mrs. Dr.
llixon
The committee in charge OF the de
tails OF arrangements for the banquet
were Mesdames Kneisley Bard and
| Sohlberg.
Following is the menu
oyster Cocktail
Wafer
Turkey with dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Olives Pickles
Rolls coGee
sherbert
Salad Toasted Crackers
Plum Pudding and Hard Sauce
AInts Coffee
The Modern Priscilla club will re-
sumo meetings on the first and fourth
Tuesdays of each month The club
met Tuesday evening at the home Of
| Mrs. Hewitt. on East Washington
lavenue. The next meeting win be held
with Mrs. Bowman, on East Wash
ington avenue
The Domestic Science club holds a
demonstration meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs Black,
| sos North Broad street.
Mrs c. w Rambo entertains the
Friday Afternoon Euchre club tomor-
row afternoon at her home, 6l5 East
Cleveland avenue
Miss IelIa Adams has returned from
a several weeks visit in St Louis and
other Missouri points with relatives.
Mrs J r. McCray delightfully."- en-.
tertainod the Pastime Euchre club at
her home 2l6 North Second street.
Tuesday afternoon The afternoon
was spent al cards Mrs Webber
winning FIRST prize, Mrs. Ross the lone
Ihand. and Mrs. Matchett winning the
guests prize. A two course luncheon
was served after the games Guests
lpreseut were Mesdames Covalt l,ohr
Garrett and Matchett and club mem
bers
Mrs. ,. S, Shearer enler,alned the
members of the Ladies' Home Mis-
sionary society of the First A. b.
church yesterday afternoon at her
home 22i North First street AIRS
snyder of Illinois. an experienced
missionary worker, addressed the
meeting.
An ladies' Of the capital city inter
ested ia the organization Of loca
! chapter Of the Daughters of the Con
federacy are requested TO meet this
evening In the parlOrs OF the tiote
lone Mrs Dr. John Threaegill and
Mrs. John ClemmOns. OF Oklahoma
City viii aid in the organization A
cordial invitation is extended 10 thf
society of this city Southern birth il
MT prerequisite TO membership.
Mrs John Threadgill OF Oklahoma
city. arrived IN Guthrie this morning
! accompanied By Mrs John Clemmons
10 assist in the organization OF a loca
. chapter of tne Daughters of the Con
federacy tonight Mrs Threadgill Il
, president OF the W0mans Federation
: los Clubs and is being entertained bl
f the Guthrie Federation.
I Mrs W. NJ Bonnar. wife Of Chic
3 Deputy Bonnar of the supreme clerk
office. is here visiting her husband.
Hartranlt Post No 9 q A. X, vii
meet Friday evening Ia knights o
a Columbus hall