The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-11

visit TO frlends mere.
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Banker Billingsley has rented tie
Speed property on Broad street and
will shortly occupy IT,
e,s
Mrs Kimball and daughter are
home from delightful visit to their
old home in Carthage, Mo.
The Epworth League was pleasant
ly entertained the drst of the week by
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Delay
s.s
The Country Club appears to be de-
funct, but the clubs tennis court on
Cleveland Avenue is in full operation.
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The local Chautanqua cicle.is arr
ranging To take in a number of.new
mem bers when it organizes for the
winter.
a number Of society young ladies
are talking OF organizing cooking
club to meet during the winter
months.
Governor Renfrow and family
have left for Ludiugton, Michigan,
where they will join Attorney General
Galbraith and wife and sojourn for
several weeks
Miss Jessie Elder, one of Windeld's
fairest flowers, will arrive Tuesday to
visit Miss Ellie Painter. She will
ofilciate as one OF the bridesmaids at
the Farringer-Painter nuptials.
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Rev. c. n Queen says there is no
foundation to the rumor that he has
resigned the pastorate Of the Ply
month Congregational church. He in
tends to remain in Guthrie.
Mr.. II. B. Speed left yesterday for
Burden, Kan, where he will be mar
ried tomorrow to Mrs. NJ. J. McAllister
OF this city. The couple will take a
short bridal tour, and upon returning
home will occupy property on Division
street
Misses Burch aud Rodman made
quite wheel record during the week
They rode from Guthrie, via Perry, TO
Pawnee and return, a distance OF 1850
miles, making an average Of rs miles
day
Miss Mae DeFord win return to her
home in Oklahoma City this week, af.
ter a pleasant visit with Misses Pearl
and Ruby Jones. Miss DeFord is a
prepossessing young lady and has a
large circle Of admiring friends in the
capital city.
a young lady residing on Noble ave-
nue. has placed an order for gown
of white orgaudie over white satin
with high body. and a tulle veil 10 be
fastened by a gift in the shape of a
diamond star. This may mean some
thing-who knows?
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The Misses Morrison, OF ElDorado,
Kans., who are the guests of Mrs
George Gardner on Cleveland Avenue,
have been visiting Mrs. Harvey Mckee
at Chandler. While there they were
participants in camping party in the
Creek country. This is their initial
visit TO oklahoma and they are highly
pleased with the country and the peo
pie.
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Among the swell social events Of
the coming week will be the marriage
OF Miss Ellie Mae Painter, daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Painter, to Mr.
William Auber Farringer, of Winfield
Kansas. The ceremony will be solemn
ized at the Christian Church, at higl
noon on Monday, Aug. 10Th, and th'
pleasurable task OF tying the COLDER
nuptial knot which binds for better o.
for worse two loving hearts will be
performed by the pastor, the Reverend
Clark Braden. The church will b.
poem of floral beauty, the decora
tions being upder the personal super
vision of florist John Furrow.
unique arrangement win be fora
arch-way with canopy composed o.
rare and fragrant exoties suspende'
above, while in the center aisle will b
two q oral gates, which win be opene,
as the bridal party advances by Sabe
Nix, flower girl and Carl Rafferty,
a
tendants viii be escorted To the gate
by her father where she will be met b.
the minister, the groom aud his si
tendants The arrangement Is yer,
pretty. The ring ceremony will
se used. The brides gov
is a lovely creation OF sxqaisis
white satin. with rich trimming.
pearl and white The bridesmaid
viii be Miss Jessie T. der, Of Winnel,
and Miss LRlian Laux. The groom
attendants viii be Nr WIN Carey. I
Winfield. and Mr. Harry Painter
brother Of the bride The ushers a
Jesse Hunter J. Frank Laux. Fores
Ta-lton and William Felts. FollowiD
the ceremony breakfast will be ter
dered the bridal party and few rels
tives and friends at the home of IN
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