The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-22


Carnegie. library
Mrs. George Stockdale entertans
Excelsior club in afternoon at her
home. COS East Mansur avenue
Friday
The local X of p. lodge gives an-
nual banquet in evening at lodge hall
Mrs J. j. Houston entertains Guth-
re Whist club in afternoon at her
bone T23 East Warner avenue
The Friday Afternoon Euchre club
met yesterday with Mrs j. H. Burford,
at her home. 7i2 East Springer ave-
nue. The Burford home was prettily
decorated with carnations and ferns
and four course luncheon was
served Guests of the club were Mes
danes, Lorey. Dunn. Turner. Leach
Walton. Huston and Cotteral Mrs
Lorey was presented with the first
souvenir of the afternoon.
The Excelsior club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Geo. stock.
dale Cos East Mansur. Lesson Rus
sa"
Russian Government: Mrs. j. +.
Schultz.
Life OF the r. Peasants: Mrs. vii
liams
Products: Mrs Bennett
Revolutionary Progress: Mrs. Hart
Current events
The Domestic Science club celebra-
ted their third anniversary yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs w r..
Black, 30S North Broad street, with a
colonial dinuer The guests came
dressed in their colonial costumes and
powdered hair. The covers had been
placed for fifty guests aud an elegant
course luncheon served. The house
lsud table decorations we're daes FOL.
/ lowing out the national color idea and
the effect was quite pretty indeed, a
toast program was rendered during
the afternoon, Mrs L. w Baxter act.
ing as toast-misstress.
| Mrs r. c. Spillman responded to
the toast The newest members, Mrs.
! Rhodes. "Our husbands" Mrs j. Is.
Bcadles. Model homes" Mrs J, G..
/ Newland An afternoon out; Mrs
IC. c. lIneisley Our young ladies'
Mrs. n. NJ Carter. "The city fedora.
tom" Mrs. Lohr Good old times,
club poem by Mrs. n. B Hagan and
| Mrs. Derwin and Mrs. Herod both
gave informal toasts
The feature OF the afternoon was
The annual address of Mrs. Dodson
the president of the club who review
ed the past years work aud outlined
the future prospects
A musical program was rendered
! Mrs Smock rendering 2 violin solo
while vocal selections by Misses Mat
chett. Covalt. and Miss Brewer were
heard Mrs. J.. W. Duke presided at
the piano.
A dainty luncheon was given BY
Mrs w. w Rucks at the lone hotel
| yesterday i'm the ladies' ordinary, ~
lhonor of her two guests. Misses Mary
Ready Weaver and Polly Pritchard OF
] Nashville Covers We're laid on a Ia
bile. handsomely decorated with car
nations and narcissas, and seven
course luncheon served TO the follow
ing guests.
Misses Weaver and Pritchard, Mrs
iHamil. Mrs Scott Mrs Morris Mrs
Lloyd Morris. Mrs 1ildreth, Miss
lHamil. Mrs. Frasier, Mrs. Lou Beadle
Mrs. J. w. Duke, Mrs. +. s Barde
mrs Charles Filson and Mrs. J. u
Rucks,
Prof. and Mrs Laird entertain the
members OF the basket ball teams o.
the Logan County High School this
levening at their home. 4l7 East Vilai
avenue
The Ladies' of the G. A. X. hel,
a very interesting meeting this after
noon at the Carnegie library
Misses Mary Harris and Donn o.
bonrne gave pink tea last oyenin'
al the home OF Mrs Spencer 100
south Ash street The house was pref
tily decorated with pink draperie
and the color scheme was carried on
lin fun The evening was spent a
) games and conversation The gentle
lmeu present furnished some sele'
tlons A two course luncheon wa
served.
Mrs Henry Braun entertans q
cards Monday aud Tuesday afternoon
complimentary 10 her sister Miss En-
Ina Lorev. of Belleville, Ill., at he
home. 500 Mansur avenue
Mesdames E. G. spillman, J. p. Tul
ner and Mark Goodwin eompossd
. dinner party at the Hotel Tons
Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs } s. Hunt leave 70
California In few weeks where tho
win reside ia the fature.
Misses Josephine FITZGERALD an
Eva Gregory are attending q nous
lparfy in Crescent City this week
The entertainment scheduled 4
lnext Tuesday by the memDers Of %
pastime Euchrt club lQ enlertai