The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-26
Dinner.
Mrs. Gouldina's Luncheon.


Mrs. p. J Goutrng, wife of Gar
field county's popular senator. was
the hostess 10 more than score OF
the most prominen1 ladies' In the so
cial life of the capital yesterday
afternoon. Ms. G1ulding has been
the recipient Of numerous social hon
ors in Cuthse and pretlily discharg-
ed her obligations with a large lunch
con and card party which in artistic
accessories, whole hca ted hospital
ily and personnel formed one of the
distinguished social events OF the
post-winler season
The luncheon was served In the
ordinary Of the lone hotel Little
Miss Romayne Fields met Mrs.
GouIding's guests at the entrance to
he hoiel and escorted them to the
third floor Of the hostelry whcte
Katherine Fields guided them 10 the
room OF Mrs, Goulding There Mrs,
j a Meucfec, wife OF the state
treasurer, received them and looked
after their wraps Mrs Gouldlng
received her guests in the ordinary,
which was q handsomely decorated.
Graceful ferns OF the dropping, long
lcafed variety, were scattered In pro
| fusion about the CON and along the
wall and at intervals in the area be-
tween potted palms were placed AT
4 The lislt Of the, entrance To the ordi-
nary stood Il table covered with cluny
lace, lined with pink satin, upon
which the tally cards ested These
4 were done In pink and blue. The
cards were distributed among tho
guests by Mrs A. NJ. Works The
| guests SAT down TO a iiyc-coursc
luncheon al a table which was aloru.
ed by sparkling cnl glass and which
reflected the soft tins Of q huge cen
!, terpiece OF Killarney roses. One ol
tho prettiest color effects Of the en-
! iie scheme Of pink and white which
was thoroughly carried out, was made
BY he punch bowl decora,ions II
was surrounded by luassed Killarney
roses. banks Of ferns aud grouped
lilies of the valley Mrs. j A.
Merefce presided over the bowl
To- hose OF her guests who did
not care to play whist, Mrs. Gould
ing provided other amusement, in the
form Of Jack S.raws and the game oI
India The first prize al whis, .wa'
won by The brilliant playing Of Mrs
+ W T Fields, 4 hand painted plate
TO Mrs. NJ j Kane fell the consola
lion reward, pink satin satchet
In the games Ms. Anil Japp cap
lured the honors and was presene,
IA ta ~
Sc. Mrs. Mary I Menefee wa
awarded the consolation Offering, |
pink satin satchet. similar to th'
other consolation prize. Mrs DR.
Edging on. OF Watonga, and MS
Menefce were Tied for this prize an,
cut was necessary TO decide th'
award Mrs. Goulding proved sucl
All en- ertaining hostess and the after
noon passed 80 pleasantly and quick
ly thar her guests all reluctant
took thoir departure. Those VIII
enjoyed her hospitality were: Mes
danes Mary r.. Menefee, j. j
, O'ROurk, Morris ORourk. Leslie Nh
lack. Charles West, Charles Moore
Anil Japp, Harry Beeler, w T
i'ic'ds. c Smith, Dr. E1gington i
> j. Dixon, Frank Dale, NJ J. Kanf
G. y. Haskell, A. r. Eastman
. James Bax,er. l.. Hin Harry Cragi
J A Menefee, A NJ. Works, NJ Il
Trapp. w Il Coyle, LymCn Ora,
Palmer. Lyons, George Wyyell q
! Claremcre, and Miss Evans.
Mrs FRANK A. Post i2l Eas
Manstir avenue. is hos ess TO ib
Smart Sc. club this afternoon. Tb