The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-28

club in the afternoon az home Of latter |
on South ASH street
Saturday.
Mrs Mark Goodwin entertains smart
Set IN afternoon az her honlc, lii East
;obie avenue.
Assistant Secretary OF state Leo
Myers and Mrs Myers entertain at
six o'clock dinner this evening at
their home. 701 East villas avenue, The
uccassion being their thirteenth we'd
ding anniversary. Representative
George G Whitehurst and X. NJ John
SON. Nathan H. Pattersoa, William
Cross secretary of state, and the
clerks in the state secretary's Office
viii be the invited guests.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dabgherty
viii move to 4i4 East Oklahoma ave-
nue next week
The Excelsior club met Thursday az.
ternoon with Mrs George Stockdale
and an excellent progr m on Russia
was carried out led By Mrs McWethy
Readings We're given by Mrs. Shutz
on the Rebound Of Russia; by Mrs.
llenneit on Products OF Russia; by
Mrs Hart on the "Chautauqua Idea
of Russia and "The Critics of Amer
ia, by AIRS. H. L. Miller on the
peasant Life of Russia Mrs Black
burn gave an interesting talk on IN
dustrlal Conditions in Russia" The
program for the next meeting Of the
club will he announced later.
Mrs. A. @. c. Bierer. of Guthrie, who
has been the guest since Monday of
Mrs David McKinstly, returned home
yesterday, Mrs. Bierer came to see
Madam Butterfly and remained for
a number OF other social functions, the
multiplicity of which prevented her
hostess from entertaining for her
O6lahoman
Miss Ida Niblack entertained the
members of the Guthrie Whist club
this afternoon at her nome, 522 East
Noble avenue The afternoon was
spent pleasantly at whist. Light re-
freshments were served. Mrs. X. r.
Morrison. of Ponca City, was guest
of the club
Mrs. II h Derwin and Mrs. f. G.
Milhken entertained the members of
the Domestic Science club this after
noon at the home OF the latter ON
South Ash street
Mrs C. H. Schumacher who prior
10 her marriage was Miss Villa
] Shoner. has moved back to Guthrie
from Shawnee and with her husband
lis living on West Sixth street
One of the pretty social functions of
the week was the Violet luncheon
lgWen yesterday afternoon By Mes
danes j b. Turner Mark Goodwin,
and Mrs H. G. spillman, at the Hotel
lone The guests were received at
ll.30 o'clock in the parlOrs OF the hotel
where a general reception was held
lrhe luncheon was served in the pri-
yate dining room on the first floor
The dining room was beautifully dec
Grated with violets and yoilet draper
les; the place cards were of violet
and the color scheme was carried
throughout the decorations. a dainty
bunch OF Iolets were given as fayors
lCovers were laid for tEiity y-lour guests.
lThe luncheon was an elaborate affair
land was served in eight courses.
Among those present We're: Mes
ldames G. a. Haskell Rnel Haskell,
IJ J. O'Rourk. j A. Menefee, Mrs.
Aienefee J. A. Tillotson. j. j. Dunn,
lChas Filson, Chas Billingsley, G. G..
lKneisley, j. H. Hayighorst. Carl Hayig-
horst ~. A. Frasier, j K. Cottinghamb
I +. S. Barde, l.. n. Beadies Galen Grow,
! " H. Coyle, l. e. Leach, j. J. Ray
maker Corb Sarchet, r. Huggins.
M. IL. Smock, S. w Hayes, Ham Bee,
H. W. Duke. j. j Boles T. G. Hunt,
Frank Post. Miss Niback AIRS. Morri-
son. of Ponca city; f. q spiilman,
10. b. Turner and Mark Goodwin.
The ladies' OF Trinity Guild viii give
a benefit musicale at ,ae nome OF Mr..
lF IA. Greer GIG East Warner avenue,
lMonday night. March 2nd There will
be buffet luAcheon served. The pub
lic is cordially invited.
Miss Hagars pupils give a recital
this evening at her studio, 4i6 East
Cleveland avenue, in which the ad.
sanced pupils viii participate.
The Columbia Fete, which is given
, at the Brooks this evening for the ben
j EFT of the charity Institutions of this
city, will be participated ia by 800 Of
the best talent of the capital city The
following Is the east OF the principal
cnaracters:
Indian chiefs Mr. Durant and Mr.
iIohueoD