The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-15


has become quite Il noted writer OF
saeft stories and recently wrote The
Maid the Whispering Hills" which
ls IN book form. A new story has
been accepted by n publishing firm
Is called The Soul Of Sietz' and this
book viii be before the public short
ly, Mrs lawton's nom de plume is
Vingic Roe
The Guthrie people will probably
have no greater treat afforded them
this season than to hear Prof Rein
lDystcrhuis the great Belgium violin
list who viii appear at the Brooks
theatre tonight with his magnificent
repertoire Mrs Frank Greer and Mr.
Guy Brsendine will assist this artls,
with q two par society play. and the
elegance Of the stage setting will be
4 treat 10 those who take notice or
the detail OF arrangement.
twenty ladies' assembled In the
spacious residence OF Mrs. r. Al
| browns Saturday when sne was hos.
tess to the Smart Set club The az.
ternoen was spent in playing cards.
The club prize fell TO Mrs. w. r.
| Taylor, the guests prize 10 Mrs. /.
| p Iaflor. aud the consolation TO Miss
Ida Niblack Special guests were
Mesdamcs Lon Beland, |. T. Tavlor
| knighton VIII Patterson. Leach .Jr
Guy Owoasn Taylor. Misses Lena os.
borne, ana Miss Goodrich Mrs. Cpy
Owens and Miss Lewis assisted the
hostess in sAs@ing one-course nn.
cheon
1'ae Koo.l,y slooifsy Shah club
was delightfuily entertaSSed by Miss
Iay bronson. at her home IN ras,
Cleveland Saturday afternoon. Two
nonis was spent In playing Ave nun.
ared, rue prizes being awarded ID
Mfa Adolf Kaufman, for ton score
ana MISS Helen McElhinney for low
az the conclusion of the games. The
hostess ser cd delicious onecourae
,nic1eon. % tho following. Misses
i1iizlDeth Burnc. Norma Iellmay,
beuiah Cavolt. Helen McEIhtnney
hstner 3e'and. Dessa Matchett. I,etta
i'arde. Edna Graham. Mauel Graaan,
i1ela McPherson. Dess Cano. Mes.
Games Snyder. Frank Mccoy. LDois
bronson aud Kaufman.
The Phi Delta Gamma Girls mo,
with Miss Matte Glare Gano Sut1,r.
DAY afternoon. Card tables number.
cd hVe, and after a number ~ Iuter.
eAtlng games had been played and
a one-course luncheon served the
tables were removed, and the vound
ladies' danced Prizes were given II
MISS Ethel Douglas, for hign rInb
score and Miss Lila Mae Ho,Iser -.
celVed tle guest prize. Special
guests were. Misses Lila Mae Hons
ef Lenore Burke. and Ruth Sexaner.
June Williams Miss Seyauar atli
entertain the Phi Delta Gamma Girls
a her residence on East Cleveland
this week
Dne of the smart affairs Of last
week was a seven o'clock dinner eiy.
en- by Mrs Maurice ORourke. NJ tba
lone hotel Saturday evening comnn.
meniary 10 her sister Miss Cnsav
Of Vinita- The table was baantifui
VITA It's red shaded candles which
produced soft glow. lending
charming effect The center decnra.
tion Was hange cut glass baskat
hlled vim Early Richmond roses
with an immense red bow of rthhon
on the handle Indiyimal baskets
Hlied with red candy were given "a
Iaycrs Seren-courscs we're Served
TO The following CHESTS. Misses Cns.
ey, Helen MtElhinney. Messrs Jehu
Chapelle, John Coyie. Measrs ana
Mesdames Frank Fitzpatrick. corh
oarehet. Lyman Gray and Maurice
y konrke Bridge was played during
the remainder OF the evening
Professor and Mrs Dyksterhius ana
their accompanyist Miss Inez ! o@an
arrived in the city last evening and
are guests OF Mrs Frank hilton
Greer