The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-22

ira numbers by walter Feadles and Miss
jeanette Beadles
Secretary and Mrs. William Grimes and
son Thayer. accompanied by Mrs, Horace
speed and Mrs Lizzie Billingsley. left
Friday Tor six weeks westerr trip.
rhey viii siop at sait Like city and
yellow stone Park and win socud week
or two AZ Portland. seeing the evils and
clark exposition.
The reception given wednesday even
INK by the Queen Esther circle on the
lawn az IN home Of Rev. and Mrs Rose.
on East Noble avenue, was a most en-
loyahie affair At-,ut thirty yodng nco-
pie attended A Program OF insic and
readings was given during the evening.
and refresagA,nts were served at ten
O'Clock.
"wednesday. at three o'clock. there
was held at the West Guthrie Methodist
church, a meeting for the discussion Of
scienti6c Temperance instruction IN the
public schools Miss Eta Hikes. Mrs.
Carson and other prominent teachers
were present The meeting was in
charge Of Mrs. NJ. a. 1utchins, depart
ment commander.
Mrs. J. NJ Fuget Of Medford. was I'm
the city Wednesday onroute to still
water for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Wilson. Before her mar
riage Mrs. Wilson was Miss Lillian Fu-
get and was connected with me Med
ford Patriot.
Rev and Mrs. A. 3. Nicholos left
Thtrsday for Sindusky. Ohio. rir a four
weeks vacation trip. Al Trinity church.
during Rev. N'cho'as' absence. services
VIII be conducted hy Bishop Brooke,
when here. Otherwise by c. NJ. Barnes
and Arthur Tyler lay readers.
Miss Gertrude Pattison returned Tues
day from six weeks trip to the
East and a visit with home folks at
| Washington, u. c. Her eyes are Inn
proving nicely and her friends wiz be
pleased tc learn that the physicians ae-
termined that it was unnecessary to per-
form an operation 10 restore the optic
] AtfiNN w It's iiNiiAAttA AAAAAA'ils
Prof and Mrs w $. Calvert. Who
are spending their vacation on their farm
near VILLA Springs Mo. write home
that they are enjoying their ;ow WEEKS
in the country very much. They own a
finely Improved farm which makes a
very delightful place to spend the hot
summer months. They expect 10 reo1n
to the city the first week in August
The following musical program was Civ
On Friday evening at the home % Fev.
Rose by the members Of the Queen Es-
thef clrole'
Piano soio-Mrs. c. b. HIM
Vocal duet-Misses Winnie and Dessa
Matchett
Vocal solo-Miss Mamie waoeled.
Piano solo--Miss Eva Gregory
Vocal solo-Aiiss Ollie sherer.
Mrs f. NJ. Stone entertained wednes-
day al cards. In a charming manner,
for Mrs. Maher. OF Topeka, at her home,
t01 North Division street Mrs. w. NJ
spuriock won the first prize. Mrs Deorge
] itAlllErifN Ait i0Hb manu. anu nAH
Charles Filson the consolation. the rooms
were pretuly decorated with Gala lily
blossoms ana geraniuma in red and
white. Dainty refreshraents We're served.
Mrs. $. r. Firestone. OF Perry. who has
been visiting friends in the city for he
last ten days. returned TO her home
Monday evening. Mrs. Firest0ne lived
in Guthrie about eight years ago. She
was surprised and flvorabiy impressed
with the great Advancement the city has
made IN these years and said she visited
that she could return and make this city
her home. Mr. and Mrs. Firestone own
fine farm near Perry.
The cambridge club held an Interest,"
ing and entertaining meeiing Monday af-
ternoon in the Carnegie library club
rooms. Tennyson's 'ldyls Of the King
was completed Next week the club will
take up a comparative criticism. study Of
the poetry OF Browning and rennyson.
rhe annual election Of officers win be
held ana delegates elected 10 attend The
convention OF womens Federated clabs,
10 be held AT Lawton this fan.
The members OF the KaIterspiel club
enjoyed the hospitality OF Mrs. ]. J..
Bolcs Wednesday afternoon al her pleas
ant home on East villas avenue. Mrs
Toni Neai won the first prize Mrs. O.
r. Fegan the lone hand prize and drs.
Boles was given the hostess club prize,
solid silver spoons Besides the members
OF the club there were rive guests, alrs.
Fred Van Euyn. Mrs. Fred fIont. Mrs.
j, j. Raymaler. Mrs. A. C. Ilixon and
Miss Van Duyn, Of Clinton. Ind.
Mrs Ike Underwood entertained a sol-
~ party Of young people Tuesday even
ing az her home. 423 East Mansur av-
enue, for Miss Mabel Ransom Il Cald-
well. Kas.. who is her guest. Tine even
Ing was most pleasantly spent with
games and music At'ten oclo.k a pret-
~ lunch was served. The guests were
Misses Mabel Massey. Stella and Nay
Bradshaw, Jessie Newly Bertha and
Della Adler, Masters Ira Irwin. Joe
Hewitt. Hally Rambo. Oscar and Dean
curd, Harold Penny and Lloyd speer
The members OF the Kimona club spent
Wednesday afternoon most pleasantly at
the home OF Miss Fannie Tyler Miss
Kate schnen won the first prize. Miss
Amy Brook the guest prize and Miss
Elizabeth McNeai the consolation Be-
sides she members Of the club Iherc were
guests. Mrs. Sam wadley. Of NashvIl
Tenn. Misses Catherine Cassidy. Ruby
McNeai. Amy Brooks and Lou strang