The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-29
SOCIETY.


Saturday.
Mrs Mark Goodwin entertains Smayt
Set IN afternoon at her hnne. 4ii East
'oble avenue.
SOCIETY
ethyl Mae Bennett celebrated her
sixth birthday at her home. 4oS North
First street when from three to FIVE
o'clock Is Of her little friends gather
ed to honor the occasion. The little
ones enjoyed themselves to their
hearts, content, playing games Of all
sorts OF 5 o'clock sumptuous
luncheon Of four courses was served.
Tho dining table was beautifully dec.
GRATED tho main feature being the
frosted birthday cake blazing with
candles and bearing the hostess name
and date of birth. Ethyl was the reci-
pient Of many beautiful gifts from her
friends AS darkness gathered the lit
tie ones departed wishing Ethyl many
happy returns of the day. Amorg the
guests were. Laura Weislogle. Julius
Weislogle. George Weislogle, Leonard
Bartlett, Lola Bartlett. Irene Merten.
Mabel Snapp, Cecil Kane. Olive Bax-
ter Zoe Doye. Prerie Dove. Marie
Doye Imcille Cussen. Helen Cohagen.
ElziUa KenwOrthy. LeOLard Ken
worthy, George Kenworthy, and
Marks Cinnamon. of Shawnee.
Mrs. Josephine Tidball and daugh
ter, Blanche. have returned from two
months visit with relatives at Buffalo
y. Y. Mrs Tidball has charge of the
millinery department at Ramsays.
Carolyn Davis. OF 1929 East Warner
gave a party yesterday afternoon TO
fifteen OF her girl friends. in honor of
her 18th birthday. The time was
spent pleasantly at games. after which
light refreshments We're served.
Mrs Harry Whitley entertains the
Modern Priscilla club next Tuesday
afternoon at her home, 70S East Harri-
son avenue
Mrs Winnie Fitzgerald. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. H. Matchett OF this city, for the past
month, left today for Canada to join
her husband, who is engaged in bridge
contract work there.
Miss Hagar's pupils gave recital
last evening at her studio, 4l6 East
cleveland avenue before a large and
lappreci,tiye audience. The following
pupils participating: Misses Hazel
johnson, Gladys Faskin, Rhea Peck,
Dora Bostwicl. Jennie Berry Otter.
The next recital will be given in two
weeks.
Miss Georgia Mathis visited here
today between trains on her way home
from Oklahoma City
The Spider Web party at the home
of MIR. aud Mrs Chester, on West War
lner avenue, Friday evening WAS one OF
1.-THE social successes OF the week
/ Among those present We're: Misses
Zella Porter. Hazel Householder Fan
Iny Long. Mary Dutchr Lida Carney
Erieda Re1feld, Tillle Nissley, Emma
! butcher. Lucille Chovalte, Maud Moon,
Bessie Williamson Della Porter.
Blanche Hodge Marie Householder,
Mesdames Covert and Glen House
lholder. Messers Water Hoge, Chas
Hoge, Clinord Porter, Albert butcher.
Fred Robinson. Fillmore Elbert Jones,
Floyd Harris, John Ganney Edgar
Funston. Mcconnell, Glen Household
ler The evening was spent in music
and games after which delicious re.
freshments were served.
The music lovers of the capital city
are looking forward TO the opening
concert to be given by the Guthrie
Grand Orchestra, AT the Brooks on
Friday night March 9Th.
This organization is composed OF
ltwenty-four OF Guthrie's best musi-
clans and under the leadership of Prof.
Charles Nitschke, formerly with the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra, has de-
veloped into first class amateur or
chestra.
Guthrie should feel proud Of an or
Iganization that can play such music
as Tannhauessr and Wagner's seleo'
Itions, which will appear on the pro
gram next Friday night, as there are
few cities the size OF Guthrie that can
beast Of such an orchestra, without
the aid Of outsiders
Mrs. William Garrison OF Oklahoma
| lCiCty Is in the city visiting friends
The dance to be given by the Ad'
ministration club Tuesday evening
promises to be one of the leading
social functions Of the season. The
club. though recently organized is one
Of the most popular In the CITY ana IS
composed OF hfty of the energetic
! yorng democrats OF the capital city
sixty couples have been invited
Miss Ethyl Jones. of Wichita, pass
ed through the city en- route 20 Hous
ton. Texas, and Was the guest OF Miss
MolIe Newton oyer night Miss Jones
Is wen known in the capital city, haY
ling been head trimmer at the Fan
department store several seasons.
Mrs Mark Goodwin is entertaining
1.-The smart Set this afternoon at hel