The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-21

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ol Mulhaii. but has been i resident
of the capital city for many years.
She Is graduate OF the Logan County
High school ami Is an accomplished
ycung woman The groom Is one OF
the energetic Young men OF Oklahoma
City and is az present the manager of
the Oklahoma City office Of the J W.
Jenkins music house. They will re-
side I'm Oklahoma City
MIR and Mrs lsnac Taylor entertain
ed at six O'Clock dinner last evening
informally IN honor of Mrs G r. Peck
ol pawhnska Mr.. and Mrs COrb Sar-
chett were the invited gnests
The musical which was to have
been given tomorrow evening az the
Brooks opera house by the Temple
Glee club. assisted by Miss Philips
reader and Mrs IT, u Smock. violin
ist has been abandoned.
Mesdames Corb Sarchett and j. r.
Huggins entertained at the home OF the
former. Slo North Ash street this az
ternoon complimentary TO Mrs e r.
Pee. of pawhuslla. with a luncheon and
progressive whist party assisted by
Mrs. Arthus Geisler of oklahoma CITY
Mrs Herbert II Smock. Misses Ada
Mcconnell. Hedwig Braun and Ethyl
Rneheart The house was beautifully
decorated with ferns, roses and carna-
tuns and the afternoon was spent
pleasantly at progressive whist, ten
tables being used The other guests in
cluded Miss Minnie Turner, of Bowie.
Texas; Mrs II $ WysfiN, a. Fort Lea
wentworth Kan. Miss Phillips of Chi
cago Mesdames + G Spillman. J A.
Menefee. Ileintz Braun. Ben + Hegier,
IT.. Galen Crow. S. w Hayes. Charles
II. Woods Frank Post. Charles Seton.
Edgar y Powers, A. r. Eastman,
Charles y. Seley. Leslie Walton. Jack
Morris. c. c. Kneisley. Horace Speed.
j - Turner. l.ymon Grey Mark L.
Goodwin. Harry Newman. NJ ~ Trapp
Carl Havighorst, Otto Zimmerman.
William Reahl, A. u McElhinney !,
j. O'Rourke. Maurice O'Rourke. G. s.
Petty w " Coyle, Frank y. Lucas
Claude Sitterly Ruell Haskell, Anna b.
Dodson, George II Willis. Charles e.
Billingsley. Isaac D Trvlor j. D. Book
Walter Warren, Elizabeth Billngsley
j. j. Abel. Joseph p Njinton and Hen.
ny Thompson,
The reception aud BAH given last
night at the Elks club rooms by Cross
Chapter, Daughters Of the Confed.
eracy proved a grand success. flnanci
ally and socially. The hyeut was
the largest attended ~ IFS Kind ever
held IN the city there being fully
200 couples present, All in evening
dress. The ladies' were elegantly
gowned and the event was the dress-
lest affair conducted In the capital
city this season. The ladles gave a
cordial recenlion to their guests in
lth club rooms between eight and nine
o'clock prior 10 adiournlng 70 the
dance hall
Mrs G. T. Gano president Of the
chapter. Miss Bess Brewer. the Guth-
rie young lady who was recently
chosen as the Oklahoma sponsor az
the coming Confederate reunion at
lBirmingham Alabama; Mrs Senator
I Clarence Davis Mrs Ruehl Haskell
land VIM Cross, the popular secretary
of state afte. whom the chapter Is
manned, We're Ia the receiving line
/ The parlors and The large ball
room were elegantly decorated with
Ibaauiul white and red roses. and
lrcd ana white sireamers, the Chapters
colors, the color scheme being Car.
lried ont Oh he program.
/ zimmerman full orchestra fur
lnished ITS usual good music.
The Obj ret OF the bah, which prov
ed such an enjoyable event nOtwith-
standing the threatening weather was
two fold. for besides furnishing the
members OF the administra ion and
legislature their wives and fricnds,
and citizens OF Guthrie treat ia Il
social way the Daughters netted a
handsome fund 20 furnish two rooms
OF tn oklahoma Confederate home
which is TO be located IN he state in
the near future The building Is "a
De paid for by the Sons of The Con
lederacy aud the Daughters are "a
furnish the same
Much credit rs due the reception
committee Tor the outcome of ihs az
fair as much lime aud labor were
spent 'u the preparation for The event
u is probable that the Chapter will
give series of balls In the near
ntnFe for the nuiheance OF their
cause.
The members of the reception
committee were: Mrs g. T. Gano
president OF the local, pa, shlll Cross
Chapter of the Daughters 0f the
Confed racy Mesdames Senator
Davis. Horny Dcrwn Galen Grow
lituehl Haskell Miss Brewer aud the
Hon William Cross. secretary o
state
Punch and light refreshmen We're
served.
Misses Clara and Lillian Johnson
OF Oklahoma city. aud Miss Phillips
of Chicago. were among the ont OF
town guests present
Mrs Frank Rinehart left his AZ
fepnoon foi Chanute. Kansas %
spond several days with friends and
relatives
targ.f.f. f,tatf.. .uI Afra IL