The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-08

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a. Mrs A. A. Lindsty. the vife % q
former state treasurer q Washington.
Her verses are printed above and are
better than such contests usually elicit.
Judge and Mrs j. } Boies. coicacI
and Mrs Hodee ard daughter N.iss
Florence Hodet, and } dre ard A.rs.
Huston we're members Of rmrth Of
July picric party that sr emf meet e-
Hgltfd iay or FDls ld,e Boies ..aJ
Judge Huston delivered addresses pt ihe
lceithiation inet~. The party we're ,r-
ltertained by Mr. and Mrs Devinc. who
setvct ar eiahua'c dint,r II the pask.
two miles from Falils A laks covering
42 acres adloins the park and TIE en.rc
party was taken for = boat ride. There
was also platform for dancing FOR 'hc
entertainment Of the visitors This aarS
and mFe Is considered one Of ,hc pref
iicst Istoes w the tcrrRcrv f,r pioniss.
and outdoor entertainments.
Mrs C. G. Kneisiy entertained tho
members OF the Domestic science -mb
WEDNESDAYS morning at nine O'Clock Ga a
most pleasant manner ON account OF
The rain not ~ the members OF the
club could attend Mrs knelsiy gave q
demonstauop VI the 9al.mg Of me
Spanish bun, deUAous. teeithful
cake. o vegetable alad splendid mcih-
od of cooNine rice and the correct way ot
making TEA rbe hdies oecgpit Wer,
served with the above menu tyr lupah
Mrs kneisly's method or demonstration
and cond ictag tte ieslon copla net lave
hccn improved upon Sic gave mcst
interesting tank On Kitchen Co1pca-
ienccs,' while demonstrating. The resu-
lesson "SRns and Eie1ehi q was tho
sur.e'i Tor gat'rai discussion.
The flower comm.tt,e OF the EFteratsd
clubs. composed OF NIesdnmes bare n
N. Garter craig , NJ. lark ard clas
smith, Thursday morning visited The
aower gardens OF lhe school children on
the East side who are contostlig for the
prizes offered by the clubs FOR the besf
gariens gre IN this summer ~ 50, ool
children. The following gardens were
visi,ed Robert Milne. Mabel Pulse.
Mary Doye. Florence Miller, Ronald and
Josephine Ramsay, Ruth Srurfier. olive
whitcomb. Gladys Henly Bertha Levy.
Philippe Brooks Eiep Bronson md
Charlie Smith. The gardelss we're found
to be carefully looked after by the little
florists and many Of them fun OF bloom
Ing plants. Either Saturday morning or
Ma iday the committee win visit the
gafdena on the West side. a list of The
prizes offered by the club win be pub
lished tomorrow In the Leader in adli-
tion 20 the club prizes Mr. Ramsay on
the FIRST and fifteenth Of each month
gives q prize Of one dollar Tor the oes.
bouquet OF flowers brought TO his storee
and fifty cents for TIE second hest u
Is desired that nll the child-en bring
bouquets and compete for those erizes
The reception given Wednesday af err.
noon by the womans Home Missionary
society of the First Methodist hcureh NJ
the pleasant home OF Mrs. Bennett i2f
East Noble avenue, was largely attend
ed ana wis n most enjoyable affair The
itttpiloh was given iof tHt Young iAhltS
OF the church A Queen isatler circle
was orgapiz'd after ire p~e,'prel r-c-
gram had been given THIS socirty is
under Tire supervision OF the missionary
organization TIE following arr the ON
GERS:
President. Miss rtta Hikes.
Vice President Miss Louie rsomas
Recording Secretary, Miss Winnie
Matche,t
Treasurer Miss Clara Conngen.
The program for the afternoon was -
follows.
Vocal SOLO" Raise Me, Jesus, to Thy
Bosom Miss Ollic sherer.
Reading selected-Miss Vaughn.
Vocal dlet-"A Golden Day Misses
Winnie and Dessn Matctett
! Piano solo, selected Miss Eva Gregory.
Reading. selected Miss Fannie Long
Vocal solo. selected Miss Blarche Bon
nett.
Reading, seiected--afss Hope Frizicr
Al aye O'Clock a dainty luncheon was
served TO the guests
Pale, Delicate Women and Girls.