The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-18

t96les OF enchre. LaF'rance and Xii.
Hrney roses lent their beauty and
fragrance throughout the card rooms
and the games We're entered into with
much enthusiasm resulting in Mrs.
Henry b aun winning first prize,
Mrs. j. Il. brickner, the lone hand
and Mrs Baker Of Junction Gity. Kas.
the consolation Mrs. Polk was re-
f1rnIBered with the guests favor, all
prizes being hand painted cnna. Mrs.
NJ. Cassidy and Miss Katherine Gas
sldy, mother and sister Of the hostess,
assisted throughout the afternoon.
After the games a two course lunch.
con was served the following guests !.
Mesdames j. W. McNeal, ed Walton,
Tell Walton, Charles Seely, S. X.
Van voorhees,, l.. II. Beland, J. j..
Raymaker, S. l.. Spurrier, w. B.,
Herod, w. H. Coyle. Henry Braun, }.
j. O'Rourk j. J. Boles, A. o. Farqu.
harson, A. L. Cockrum, Frederick
Ross, James Menefee, Robert Sohl-
berg, Galen Crow l.. n, Beadles, H.
G. splllman, James Brooks, j. T.
Brickner j. d. Burk, Charles Carpen-
ter, Ed Cassidy, Anna b. Dodson,
NJ. L. Black, CHARLES Filson. A. K.
Eastman j. j. Hildreth, II. o. Lutz,
Mac Morris, Harry Gray, A. H. hus.
ton, A. G. G. Blerer, II. Furman, Il.
h. Collins J Z. Pickard, VIM. ?. Eag-
er, t. +. Leach, Jr., Charles Kneisly,
r. A. Douglass, George Stockdale, NJ.
{. Hart and +. w Lntz,
The Guthrie Whist club will meet
Friaay afternoon with Miss Esther
Beland, on East Harrison avenue.
The Etudc club met yesterday af.
ternron az the home Of Miss Edna
Gray aud held It's annual election OF
which resulted as follows
Miss Gray, president; Mrs, A. A.
West vice president; Mrs. f. s. Me
Kay secretary, Mrs. A. ID. Mexican,
treasurer. The club adjourned I'M
til the first Tuesday IN October Mrs
Madison was guest yestel day.
The benefit musicale last evening
at the home Of r. II. Greer was both
i financial and social success. Grim
son rambler roses adorned the rooms
and there was large gathering.
Following musical program of yo.
cal and instrumental solos, plano
trio, and the two readings given by
Miss Lennon "A social hour followed
An ice course concluded the evening
and liberal silver offering for the
Episcopal church was received
The Friday Afternoon Bridge club
meets this week at the home of Mrs.
John COtteral, instead OF with Mrs
eottlngham, as was announced last
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Lutz presided at
y beautiful dinner party last evening
AZ their home, COS East Springer Ia
rlch color tone Of red was introduced,
the tapie center piece being formed
)t glo ious p0ppies. A.,seyen course
menu was served the -fotfewiAg guests
MI and Mrs. NJ. l.. Goodwin, Dr. and
Airs. G. a. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Seely and Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice ORourk
Mrs. John Williams. 629 North Elm.
her guest, Miss Perkins
Di Lawrence, Kas., with tea Thu T.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. Speice
were here oday from Kingfisher.
A Preay Afternoon Wedding.
A large group OF friends filled the
presbyte ian church this afternoon
al o'clock to Witness the marriage
Of Miss Alzna Elizabeth Griswold,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grlswold, to Mr.. Duncan Lawrence
Morrison, the Rev. Harry Omar Scott
The alta OF the church
was banked with palms and ferns and
many beautiful flowers added TO the
OF the interior which
had recently been decorated. Prompt.
" at the stated hour Miss Ruth Beas.
ley struck the chords OF the wedding
and the ushers, Messrs w. d.
Louis V. Bronson and FL
mer Clark; he groom and his best
man, Glenn Grlswold, brother OF the
bride. advanced from Side entrance
to the altar where they were joined
by the bride leaning on her fathers
arm, and preceded by Miss Flodle
Mckay, mad OF honor. The bride
were an elegant gown OF silk white
chiffon. With hard painted roses, and
Auilt over taffeta. fashioned round
lingth and short sleeves She wore
4 large picture hat with willow plume,
png gloves and carried white roses.