The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-20

did program was rendered. after which
a delightful luncheon was served. There
was q large Attendance and an present
on5iyed themselves. The various musicl
"a selections were excohent. Miss jamie
Hagar participated In the rendition OF
the program with her class, and an of
the numbers were highly pleasing and
prainworthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. C. Jamlson pleasantly
entertained party OF Guthrie men
Thursday evening at Highland Farm with
a strawberry feast. The berries We're
large and luscius and the cream the real
thing Highland Farm Is at once the
most fertile and hospitable in the val-
ley. The guests We're:
Dr g. a. Hughes.
Horace speed.
c. r. Brooks
/. b. Levy
Galen Grow.
W. A. Frasior.
r. s, Barde.
j. w McNeal.
r. g. Niback.
a. l.. Coclxrum.
j B Thoburn
Dr. Russell, OF Arkansas.
J.. n. Beadles.
G.. NJ. Barnes.
G. G.. Hornor.
Miss Blocnie Jamison and Mrs l.. n
Beadles assisted.
Mrs Frank Laux and Mrs J. ID.
Burke entertained a large number OF
ladies at the knights Of Columbus hail
Thursday afternoon az euohre. The nah
was artistically decorated win roses.
and the tables We're nicely arranged.
Mrs. Harry Gray wen The fiFst prize,
Mrs. r. G.. Van Duyn. the lone hand.
and Mrs. Georgia Cox, OF GreenyiAe,
Tenn. the consolation. The score cards
used were hand paiuted, being the work
Of Mrs. Frank Laux. who Is an artist
The following menu was served.
Strawberries.
Veal Loaf Dutcn Cheese.
Sandwiches.
Lettuce French Peaa
lee Tea.
Ice Cream. Assorted Cake.
The following ladies assisted;
Miss lima Gray.
Miss Amy Brooks
Miss Ida NiblacA.
Miss Pearl Rhodes.
Miss lone Coyle.
Miss Lou S'rang
Miss Mary Cassidy
Secrets win come out. one week ago
last sunday eveEing Mr. Raymond An
derson and Miss Myrtle Walker we're
united IN marriage at the residence Of
Rev. ". II. Rose. Mr. Anderson Is
the son Of Gus Anderson, an East x
lahorna avenue grocer and Mrs. walk r
Anderson iH the daughter Of Councilman
W. 7. walker Both OF the young people
are wen known and have many friends
who viii extend congratulations.
The story Of the marriage has quite
romance connected with Il. Il Is said
that the young people had once been
lovers. but had disagreed and had not
kept company for some time True 70
nature and real love, they met on the
Saturday before their marriage and held
little conversation on the street The
next day Sunday they were married.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will make tneir
permanent home here. Mr.. Anderson is
a bright young business man. and Mrs.
Anderson is one Of the most accom-
plshed young women In the city.
Rev j. T.. Parker, of t..ls city ofh-
catod at the double wedding Of WINS
Hewes and Miss Pearl clifford and Mr..
George s. Errett and Miss Alta Gif-
ford Sunday at the home Of tho pa-
rents OF the brides, seven miles north-
east OF Guthrie. The ceremonies were
attended by a few relatives and Hume-
dare friends after which a delighfgi
dinner was served
The brides are two of Logan countys
brightest school teachers. Miss Pearl
clifford Hewe- having taught m District
$50. a0 th.s last term. ana alrs Ata Gf-
f3fd Erctr u District no. 13.
The sfooms are Two splendid young
mon ono ot thom Ar Hewes having
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