The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28

The Oklahoman tells Of this enjoyable
party given Wednesday, IN which Guth.
RE people are interested. since Miss
Amy Brooks was, until recently. such
popular member Of the younger social
set Of this city; Mrs. George Spencer
had a small afternoon tea yesterday for
Mrs Chenoworih's sister, Miss Lowry
OF Ann Arbor, Mich. The girls were in
vited TO drop in quite informally and
during the hours OF pleaGant chatting
each was required to do some little
stunt-whatever seemed most fitted fof
her. The honor guest Miss Lowry and
Miss Brooks gave equally taking turns
and Miss Brooks graciousy withdrew
her partial claim TO the pretty cut glass
perfume bottle offered as souvenir.
] Invited 70 meet Miss Lowry and Mrs
! Chenowcth were Misses Ircne Turner.
! Amy Brooks. Clara and Edith johnson,
4 Sims Phillips. Clough OF Topeka. and
Hamilton OF shawneet.
Quite the all important event Of last
evening was the joint instollation Of
officers Of Albert Pike Lodge No. 60. A.
F. & A. NJ. and Guthrie Chapter No. 2.
! O. p. s., the ceremonies occurring at the
spacious temple on South Broad street.
twenty-five members OF the Oklahoma
city chapter were here and participated
IN the festivities. The address OF The
most worthy grand matron. Mrs. Mad
cline b. Conklin OF Oklahoma City. was
listened to with unusual interest Mrs.
Kitty Lee Abercrombie. of Saltwater,
grand matron Of Oklahoma. also deliver
ed an address which was most able. She
acted as installing officer during the ev-
ening and Mrs. Conklin as grand mar
shall The other numbers on the pro-
gram were given as prepared 1t is es-
timated that flve hundred members Of
The two orders were present at the in
stallation ceremonies last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Rhodes have for
their guest this week, Mr.. c. NJ. Cros-
sen, OF San Francisco. who has been
with their son Fred on the cruiser Mar
Slehead ever since he Joined the navy.
Mr.. Crossen has many interesting tales
to tell Of the little incidents occurring
at sea that go TO make the life Of
mariner one OF the most fascinating and
enjoyable Of all the professions.
The KimOna club met Wednesday af-
spent a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon.
Miss lone Coyle won the prize. There
were present the club members and the
following guests: Misses Lillian Boles,
Robbie wade. OF Shawnee: Ethel orner,
OF Kansas City. and Ida May. OF Kings
ton, Ohio.
The Pawhusica Daily Capital says
IRA g.
Frantz, a brother. Edmund Frantz, with
his wife and two children. and a sister,
Mrs Whitson, with her two children.
came over from Enid last Saturday 10 |
spend Christmas with the future gov |
ernor OF Oklahoma. They returned |
home this morning.
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Miss Ada Mcconnell and MI. and Mrs.
L. r. Leach. Of this city. were guests /
Tuesday evening at Kinghsher, at |
whist party given by Mrs. A. T. Haines t
at her home on Sixth street
Rev. ana Mrs. Baker OF Beloh Kas..
who have been holiday visitors at the
home Of the their daughter. Mrs. ]. p.
Kelley 2o6 North Broad street left this
morning for their home.
Tonight the social limeiight falls on
the banquet given by the members of the
Acorn club at the residence Of Govern
or and Mrs. T. II Ferguson on East
Springer avenue
The Eiks dance wednesday evening at
the club rooms was a most defiRntful
affair. Adler's orchestra played durtaa
the evening. There were several out OF
town guests.
Mrs. Charles Cunningham is entertain
ns an Interesting house party OF young
sues,s, Miss Phillips, of Coillnsville, be-
ng a late arrival this week.
The Monday night High Five club win
30 guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FIJI ,
ION New Year night. at the; pleasant
North Broad street home.
Mrs. f. C. Dodd has as young guests
It her home this week Miss Fannie and
Master Blackstone Stevens, OF Lexing-
on. Oisla.
Mrs. Frank Dale win keep open house ,
NeW year day. A list Of the ladies re- !
ewing with her win be printed in these
olumns.
J.. H. Huisel Is spending the holidays
Nth his son and family az O'Keene.
The Country club meets Saturday night
nth Mr. and Mrs. VIII Reiahl.
Mrs Carl Havighorst was reported a
ute III this morning !,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Hunt spent 4
unday az saltwater
slkEsToN LYNcHINe AvERrEp. d
sikeston, Mo-, Dec 2s.-A lynching v
ere was narrowly averted last night. a
am Carter, negro. shot and killed 81
olonei Davis, a respected. laboring man n
this city. The police rushed Carter
on the Iron Mountain wesibound h
ain to prevent the infuriated citizens 4