The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-02

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came over from weatherford wednes-
day morning and spent the Thanks
giving vacation with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Mcconnell and
daughter. Miss Ada. and Miss Lulu
croxton spent Thanksgiving at Okla
homa City. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford and Miss Elsic Brewer
MsSs Faye Hughes came down from
Perry Tuesday afternoon to spend the
/ Thanksgiving vacation with friends In
the city Miss Hughes graduated from
st. Joseph's academy last spring.
Mayor and Mrs j. W. Duke enter
tained these guests Tuesday evening at
a O'Clock dinner; Mr. and Mrs.
George II. willis. Miss Gertrude Patti
son and Major Harry V. Pentecost.
Hon. and Mrs. r. T. simons returned
to their home at Caldwell Kas.. on the
Friday evening train after a pleasant
torney General simons and Mrs. simons.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. fcordorfer. OF
Pawhuska, who have been the guests
for a few days Of Mr. ard Mrs. e. c.
Van Petten, at their West Guthrie
home. left Monday for the Usage
nation.
Miss Mienonne Ashton has returned
from several days visit with Miss
Rose Christy at weatherford. Miss
Ashton received many pretty social
courtesies while there and had a mos,
delightful visit.
Mrs. Sarah Mccoy and Mrs. Martin
Mccoy who have been in the city fot
week or two, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
W NJ. Mccoy. left Monday evening for
Omaha. Neb.. for a short visit with
Frank Mccoy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs orvllle r. smith gave
a very enjoyable ono O'Clock Thanksgiv-
ing dinner these friends being guests.
Miss Laura Ketchum, Of Crescent; Miss
Rilla Blake. Mr. Arthur Blake and Mr
Guy Bryce, Of Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Clarence Buxton is IN Oklahoma
City this week, visiting her parents
The Benevolent Society made the
annual collection on Tuesday OF
clothing and funds for the relief Of the
poor in the city The committee call
ed at the Central school building FOR
donations from the school children.
Miss Ida Niblack entertained at cards
Tuesday afternoon. High hve was
played. The prize winners included Mrs
Seton. first; Mrs. Fred Barde. lone hand
and Mrs. Holmes the consolation. A
dainty three-course luncheon was served
ut o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT. Cater gave q
six o'clock dinner Friday evening al
their home on East Springer avenue
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. G
N. Crocker. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mad
den. Mrs Church, Of Tulare Cal, and
Miss Jessie Pardee.
Mr.. and Mrs. whiteneld entertained
Thursday at O'Clock dinner these guests
at their home on East Oklahoma ave-
nue. Mesdames Morrison. Miss Leeta
Kerr. Miss Rose Brisendine. Oklahoma
City; Mr.. B. Blaisdell. Enid; Mr.. Mack
MCGUIRE. Mr.. Tim Murphy and Mr.,
Wall
Mr.. onA Mrs. c. NJ. sarchet enter
tanned the Fortn'ghtly club Tuesday
evening at their hospitable home. Bridge
whist was played at little tables scat
tered through the parlors. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Pond and Mr.. VIII
RojahL Mr.. and Mrs Ed johnson en-
tertain the club at the next meeting
Chief John Gates announced today
that the policemen are already planning
for their annual ball. to be given New
Years Eve, In the newly decorated city
hail auditorium. The policement expect
to make the bal. exceed those given by
the Elks and fremen in briniancy and
in elaborateness Of decoration.
Mr.. and Mrs L. N. Beadics and two
interesting children. Jeauette and Wal
ter. and Mr.. and Mrs. johnson left on
Wednesday afternoon for Meridlanwhere
thew win spend tomorrow with friends.
They are to be honor guests in the ar
ternoOn 9t a hunt. and are planning a
most enjoyable Thanksgiving.
Announcement has been received in
the city OF the marriage OF Mr.. Lester
r. Gum OF Perry to Miss Anabel Brown
of Carnegie. Wednesday morning at $3.50
Ioclock. Miss Sadie Gum. sister OF tho
groom. was bridesmaid and Mr.. Alva J.
Niles. reccIitly 81 Guthrie. acted as best
man. The coul1s will be al home 70
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