The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02

! lpunch. Misses Cusey and Mason alsc
assisted the hostesses Mines. Jack
Morris. Frank Fitzpatrick, and Enocl
Bamford poured coffee at handsome
Ily decorated table A lovely one,
course lunch was erved Mrs. Henry
Thompson wore beautiful embroid
Icrel gown and cap OF lace Mrs. Corl
Sarchet in blue velvet, aud duchessc
lace, made enirain. Mrs. f. d. Lille
HANDSOME gown Of white satin,s with
black bands, and lace trimmings. Mrs
ETTapp wore lavender corded silk,
|l5with corsage hoquet OF violets ell,
Nrain Mrs Frank Fit2patrick's gown
was old rose satin with lace over
dress, and silver ornaments. Miss
Katharine Cassidy wore blue silk
voile, with bodice draped. in surplice
fashion with lace. Mrs Harry New
mans gown was smart white net,
made over satin. Mrs Claude Sit.
terly, black chiffon. draped over f.ow-
cred satin Miss Ruby McNeal, black
and white messaline gown, with hand
some embroidered gown O. yellow sat
| in Empire effect Mrs. Elsie Walton
sowned in handpainted chiffon, with
dainty lace cap. Mrs. Jack Morris was
handsomely dressed in a white gown,
made over hne satin, with accesor-
les to match. Airs lgnoch Bamford
wore a white lace gown with pearl
| trimmings. Mrs. Lyman Gray was ele-
gantly dressed in green satin, yelled
with black beaded chiffon and silver
ornaments. Mrs. Hunt looked charm
ng in a apricot messaline with lace
over dress. Miss Adelaide Carter
wore handsome hlne chiffon Miss
Mason looked charming in gown OF
yellow net, made over satin. Miss
Cuscy was eXquisitely gOwned in
pink Miss Matchett wore a yellow
silk with pearl and chiffon trimmings
Miss Wood pink silk with lace. Miss
Helen McElhinney looked lovely in 6
white messalne and Miss Gano wore
a pink chiffon with trimming OF ST
yer About hundred people called
Marriage licenses granted. Elmer
Rollins, aged u, and Miss Delmf
Spyers, aged IS, both of saltwater
and Thomas A. Eastwood, aged SO, OF
Bartlesville. and Ida Wood. aged 81 |
of Mulhall, Judge J, c. Strans, mar
7 ed the latter couple.
Miss Marguerite Butts of Galveston, /
Texas, has returned home after spend |
ing the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. /
John s. Fogarty. OF l24 East Wash.
ington
Miss Ollie Metzler and Miss Nellie
Lloyd report a Very delightful visit
in Seward.
Miss Gladys Kellog who is teaching
schools at Perkins, spent the New
Year with her mother, in this city
Miss Jess Murray, who has been Wis
ting Miss Ruth Bradford, returned
TO her home in Oklahoma City last
evening Miss Murray has been guest
1t many delightful functions given in
her honor.
Miss Minnie Haws returned from
Oklahoma city this morning She
5e ent New Years With Miss Amazie
snodgrass.
Miss Marie Hopkins. wno has been
he guest II Miss Gay Bronson dur
ng tae holidays lett sunday even
ng Tor her home in saltwater
Elks' Dance.
The Elks ledge was the scene OF J
me OF the rrettiGst daLces OF tae ! &
season on New YeaEs evening when !
ne pal room and reception suite !
we're filled with a gay throng OF so I
iety folk The dec rations were err
led out very attractively in corona
i'm purple and white Christmas
.reens formed into wreaths We're !
nng at the windows. and around the ! |
com. in a secluded nook was a flow 4
7 decked puncn table Elegantly
owned women added much beauty
o the ccasiOn. No less tAan thirty r
ouples danced q delightful program ?
3 inspiring music The visiting girls q
yhO attended this affair were: MISS 4
S Rudy and Freddie Rudy. of ST. Jo- $
eph. Mo- Canton, oil Edmond, Woods G
# Chic, Cusey Of Enid Louise Wat is
VA VI 0hlAhRtiiA tANFs 4AtA'4thNt NsNt- "
er. Of Pittsburg, Kan and Mrs. J. 4
lay cf Galveston
MI and Mrs J. l. 1.oveless enter o
aimed at Nav Years dinner in S
amily style at the CAPITAL city cafe 0
he following Miss Marie Koetsch, G
odfrey Koetsch Mrs Marshall i. e