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

The Acorn club met this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Knes'
Icy for the election OF omcers, in
stead of with Mrs. Hamill as was in
tended.
Mrs W. S. Spencer Is In Oklahoma
City tos lew days visit
hlaughter Arlene, leavc Saturday for
Ia visit in Arkansas City with rela,
Gyes.
Miss Pearl Hines leaves Saturday
for two days visit with her sister,
who recently married aud went to
blackwell TO reside.
Mrs. Il4sch has returned to okla
homa CITY after visit OF several
dayy with her sister, Mrs. M. Bchr
sssa,
| 1.-THE Kcrmss club held It's closing
Fdance in Cassidy hall last evening"
Dger fifty couples danced and the
Beyening was one of the most cnloya'
| Bile The club has made arrange.
ments for the use Of the pavilion at
IAElcctric park and will continue ltS
| weekly dances throughout the sum
mer.
/ NJ S. Ira l.ongacre Is In the city ON
a short visit to her mother, Mrs
/ Penny. She goes from here to Tulsa
/ whore Mr Longacrc has accepted a
position with the Wells Fargo com
pany
Mrs IT. H. Atherton Of Red Rock
spent today in the city
Mrs, A. d. Swartz Is here from
Coylc visiting her mother, Mrs. Kate
Metaler.
Il Mrs. VIM. Sexaucr aud Mrs l.. A
liIlahn were hostesses 1T a very pretty
IJapanesc tea for the ladies' OF tht
Presbyterian church The affair wa'
given at the home of the former Wis
H terra vines and cherry blossoms to
4 gether with the use Of Japanese Ian
terms. parasOls and panels made thu
rooms very attractive and the callers
Y almost felt they had enjoyed yisi
/ to real Japan. Misses Marguerite
Arinantrout, Edith Mande Smith
Madeline Cottingham, Louise Blere
ana Ruth and Dorothy Sexauel al
IN japanese costumes, assisted
throughout the afternoon and In ser'
ing q two course luncheon. Lltti
Misses Thelma Smith and Genevlev
Sexauer made two charming littl
Japanese madens, who sang much I
, the delight Of all present, and Mis-
Goodrich was heard IN several selet
tions. Other features OF lac progral
were the piano selections by Mn
Ashton and " $. Knlghton.
Another OF the many functions gi'
I en- for Mrs. o. B. Ilildreth aud Mr.
b. Mckee Of Newton, kas.. was tn
afternoon at bridge yesterday give
! by Mrs. M. l.. Goodwin. Cut flower
and ferns were effectively use
throughout the card rooms and tn
i hostess was graclously assisted B
[ Mrs Robert Sohlberg. Mrs. Hem
Braun won honors which brought
pair OF silk hose, and the guests I
T. yor. silk hose, was presented to Mr.
i. Mckee. There were i've tables
c players.
The Kimona club met in delight
session yesterday afternoon at Il
!. new home Of Mrs. Jack Morris Mr.
4 fslie Walton was hostess aud wi
IS assisted by Mesdamea Morris al
u Adolph kanlmann Mrs. ClaUd Sitter
made top scere aud received the ch
favor. The guests prize went To NJ
/. Ratiedge. Besides Mrs Ratledg
q Mrs. Tom WEIGH and Mrs G, Il. ri
q yer OF Oklahoma city were guesl
The Misses Noel VIII be the ne
hostcsses A dainty luncheon co
d cludod the Afternoon
ID Motsfer's Day.
May IL Mothers day, II hayi
been decided TO name the second 81
It Iday IN May as the date for honorll
& the name Of mother, a white flower
d be worn, II possible, typifying inti
k' Aostlf Hsfs 4
til Walking Clubs Needed.
it Mrs Frank Boon Is president OF {
~ Narfindalp club of PHILADELPHIA. ca