The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-18
IN THE SOCIAL SWIM.
SOME EVENTS OF THE WEEK IN
SOCIETY,
WHAT THE LADIES ARE DOING.
pL-,;es and Receptions, Coinings and
Goings and Doings EVery where.
Rather Quiet This week, but
Many Events on Ispis- More
Later On-Are You In
ft?-Nour rurn Next

The people OF l'arnes Chapel will
dedicate their church sunday evening /
at o'clock. Rev D. j. NJ. I!uckner
will preach the dedicatory sermon. All
are invited to attend.
An acquaintance social was given
Wednesday evening at the home OF w.
w Clark, sos Il. Springer, by the c. +.
OF the Christian church A large
crowd was present and the occasion
was highly enjoyed.
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The social given 10y the q. a. r. com
rades on the government acre last
night proved a delightful affair 1t
was largely attended and ali were
pleased with the way the old soldiers
scrS ed lee cream. Interesting talks
were nude by Comrades Barncs, Herod,
Bridges. Beamer and Others During
the refreshment period thQ rcgirenGal
band gave a pleasing concert
One Of the most enjoyable events Of
Che season was the surprise party ten-
dered Miss Mile Myera. On homer of
her 10th birthday. last evening by her
uapy young friends The evening
was spent in all kinds O games and
she guests were treated Go lhe finest
Of delicecies At8o'clock She Guthrie
mandolin club pua "a aa appearance
ana gave some choice soiccGions
Among those preseal were: The
Misses Jennings Kedah. Todd. Seely
Kegns, Gregory, Maxey, Waidcmer and
Meyers and Messrs Young teopies
Todd Buckner Mnxey Sampse,
Mundy, Stiles, Hirselh aud Bonneil.
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Mrs Braden, wife OF Rev Clark
Braden, the nov pastor OF The Chris
tian church, ar, we'd in Guthrie yester-
day TO make this city her future home
and will be welcome addition 10 our
social and religious circles. The Cass
County Democrat published at Har-
risonyille Mo in speaking OF her de-
partnre from her former home, says,
Mrs s. L Braden made us pleasant
call last week and had The address
her paper changed from Harriaonville
TO Guthrie, o r., her husband being
located at the latter place, Mrs.
Braden has lived with MS many years
and we regret Indeed. TO lose her.
Those who knew her best will feel
sn.lat.s "a 10 -
should she be permanently located
there. She has sor years made her
power and influence felt Ia her great
and faithful labors both 10 and out of
the church. The confederate home at
Higginsville and the orphans home at
Kansas City will misg her, as she was
one OF their most devoted and earnest
workers and could never 30 Zoo much
towards the promotion OF such glorious
institu lions
From all accounts the Guthcie con-
singant .haa attended the organize .ion
og sho military company and tho bail
shas followed at the opesa house in
Oklahoma City on the evening 0e ahe
lath. were treated with royal hospi.
tality by ahe people OF that progressiye
city. One OF the attractive features
that graeed and lent Interest 90 tae
occasion was the many hendsomc and
stylish iadies who were present and
assisted with their smiles and graceful
forms in giving eclas 10 the affaig and
encouragement 20 the soldier BOYS.
Among those who contributed most
toward afTording our boys good time
and an abundance OF enjoyment NAV
be mentioned Col. J, H. Wheeler in
spector general, and Mrs Wheeler.
Capt w. r. Jennison and Mrs. Jenni-
son. Lientenants overholser and Dun
ham, MeGregor, Douglas and host Of
other young gentlemen aud ladies,
who were indefatigable in their efforts
20 make the occasion one long 10 be
remembered
Miss Blockie Jamison was the only
lady from Guthrie who attended and
she is enthusiastic in her praises of the
young people OF Oklahoma City and
the hospitality Of the people. The or.
ganization OF this military company
and the delightful ball that attended
II snpplanted 10y the generous hospi
tality extended 10 the officers and men
Of the National Guard OF Guthrie viii,
the Leader trusts, be the harbinger Of
greater soeiabillty between the two
chief cities Of this territory.