The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-01
SOCIETY.

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Miss Annabeil Johns. and Mr. Don
W. Osborne left yesterday afternoon
for their home in Topeka. Kansas. af
ter spending few days with Mr.
osbdrne's grandfather. Col a. H.
Pietyg
Mrs. Il. A. webber entertains the
pastime Euchre club tomorrow after
no,n at her home, 72S East Noble ave
nue.
Miss Ruth Sexaur has gone to St
Louis to spend the summer with rela-
tiyes
Complimentary to Mrs O. r. Green,
who leaves this evening for Kentucky
TO reside, Mrs. r. r. Smith entertain
ed the Pastime Euchre club Saturday
afternoon Tie hostess was assisted
in serving by Ethel Maud Smith and
Madeline Cottingham The house was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
the color scheme being red, white and
| blue. with little silk flags as souvenirs.
| The prizes were won by Mrs Ross
land Mrs Walter Warren Mrs. Green
was presented with a souvenir spoon
of Guthrie The guests were Mes
danes Green, Ross. Warren. Rexroad.
Lyon, Smith, Johnson. Mcconnell, Nc
Cray. Lyon, Smith Johnson. McCon-
lpell, McCray. Weber, Lindwall, VIII
dor. Tibbetts. sohlberg. Smock aud
Misses Carolyn and Maud Williams,
Lima and Dona Osborne Phillips Hut
chins5u and Chrisiy.
Miss Lillian Guest returned from a
visit with Miss Mildred Hawes. at the
latiers country home near Mullhall
lover Sunday
/ Misses Jessie Pardoe. stenographer
in the office of the clerk of the SUI
preme court, and Miss Marion Madsen,
sleuographer Ia the school land de
partment, leave this afternoon for
Pittsburg, Pa, 10 visit with relatives.
Miss jamie Hagars pupils will give
another one of their delightful recitals
Friday evening at her studio, 4i6 East
Cleveland avenue.
MIR. and Mrs w H. Humphrey have
moved into their new home al 92l
East Noble avenue.
The ladies of 81 Marys Catholi,
church will give the second of a series
of card parties Thursday evening il
the knights Of Columbus hall ON East
Harrison ayenue.
Mrs. H. A. Johnson. who leaves In {
few weeks ftr Colorado TO reside, en-
tertains at cards Wednesday evening
for a few of her friends.
Miss O'Donnell returned to hei
home in TT. leayenworth this after
noon after ten days visit In tn,
city with Miss Katherine Cassiday.
Mrs. c. G. Lowery and children
have returned TO their home in Okla
homa CITY after short yisit in th'
city with Mrs l.owerys parents, Mr.
and MIS- Schrell.
Mrs f. l.. Hagney and little sol
have returned te their home In Oklaho
= ma City alter a two weeks visit witi
Mrs Hasney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. r. Tallman, on North Division
l street.
In honor Of their guest. Miss O'Don
nell, OF Leavenworth. Kansas, Miss
Katherine Casslday and her sister
: Mrs +. j. Fitzpatrick delightfully."- en-
{ tertained at cards Saturday afternoon
[ at the CasAidsy home. 1919 West Man
isur avenue. The house was artisti
3 cany decorated with cut flowers and
lpotted plants. A dainty luncheon was
4 a feature of the entertainment Miss
Phillips. cf Chicago, charmingly en-
tertained those present with read
ing from Mark Twaln's Innocence
Abroad Miss ODonnel won the
~lest's nrize a souvenir spoon with
the capital city engraved on the howl
Mrs. meivn carter won the lady's
first prize and Miss Phillips the lone
hand. Among the geusts We're: Mes
danes Braun, Smock Trap. Lille
| Srterley. Mouis Carter. Gray. Willis
Newman aud Misses Elizabeth and
Ruby McNeal Miss Greer, Miss
Schnell. Miss Niback Miss Burns and
Miss Houghton
The infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
lCar Havlghorst was christened Mary
Ellen Saturday afternoon In the pres
ence OF few friends gathered In the
homo of Former Governor G. NJ
barnes. All East Noble avenue Rev
A. b. Nicholas read the bapusmal ser
vice OF The Episcopal church. Mrs. NJ
f.. Goodwin Is the child's godmothcr
and Captain Harry Barnes, and Mr.. NJ
H. Goodwin the godiathers. The name
, lof Mary Ellen, comes from hat O
, lthe grandmother the late Mrs. sarai
: Ellen flayighoret.
Mrs C. T. shuler. OF Chicago. Il
visiting with her parents. Mr.. aus
MRS ~ NJ. Meeks at 1917 West Losal
layenue.