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

or the LONDON conservatory OF MUSIC
and is most talented musician. Mr
John Beland. brother. from Bearden.
Ark, win also be a house guest Of the
Belands next week Miss Best vii prob
ably play at a private musical during
her visit in the city.
Miss Amy Brooks. always favorite
in Guthrie's smart social circle. has
been an honor guest at many pretty
affairs since D.oving TO Oklahoma City.
Monday afternoon with here gracious
mother. Mrs Caleb r. Brooks. she was
a guest OF Mrs. Frank G. O'Neill, who
entertained the Chahng Dish club. Miss
Brooks received the progressive prize.
winning on a cut with Mrs. Karl Fiison
Misses Fern and Minta Smith gave an
enjoyable party Tuesday evening for
Masters Tom and Jack Foose, of Wa
tonga. who are visiting in the city. The
young guests spent an hour or two
making candy and, when snugly bun-
died in hood and cloak they bade their
hostesses goodbye one dear little boy
said "he had an evening"" another.
equally cordial. asssrod the hostesscs
that "he had tafy." The interesting
children who were guests included.
Adelaide and Charles Lutz. Clinton For
sythe. Star McEldonney and Tom Mar
tin.
The following visitors rec cred at the
Carnegie library Monday:
Miss Marie Martanez, ST. Louis.
G. j. Davis. Texmo, Mo.
Il. r. Hsrtshorn. Aline.
G. w Kneeland, Helena.
w n Robertson. Oklahoma Ss.y.
J. w. Jeffries, Edmond.
Miss Belle NJ. Clark, saltwater.
Mrs Minnie NJ Mitchell, Aldrich, Mo.
c. b. Potts. Clayton, I. T.
Roy u. Ramsay, Luther. Okla.
Miss Lulu Crossley. Seward.
Miss Elsie Couch, Peoria. III.
Mrs. .. d. Covington. Halan. III.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Rucks gave an
enjoyable six o'clock dinner party
Thursday evening. After the dinner the
entire party attended the Frank r.
Robertson lecture on Russia" at the
First Presbyterian church. The CENTER
piece on the table. which was spread
in white. was huge bowl OF clearest
crystal. filed with filmy. white chrys-
anthemum blooms. Seated with the
hostess were Mayor and Mrs. J. w.
| Duke, Mra. J. r. Hamln and daughter
Hazel, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rucks.
The ball given Thanksgiving eve by
the frenen was thoroughly enjoy
able affair and was largely attended.
This dance is an annual affair with the
firemen, the proceeds being used TO
purchase new equipment needed at the
station. The decorations OF palms. smi-
lax and ferns artlstically combined with
the electric light decorations were most
pleasing and received much favorable
comment. Adler's orchestra furnished
the music. The orchestra was seated on
the platform behind a pretty screen Of
palms. There were many hremen from
out Of town present.
The following Is the program given
Wednesday evening by the +. A. A., at
the odd Fellow hall;
Music-Olson orchestra.
Reading-Paullno Mccoy
Plano soio-CIara Goldstein.
Vocal golo-clyde Reynolds.
Reading--Ruth Gates.
Piano solo-Helen Jenkins
Cakewalk-Marle Gates. Hazel Vamp-
ner.
ReadinG--George Wall.
Reading Marie Burnett.
Music--Olson Orchestra.
our Motto-Lucile Latta. Ruth Hop
kins, Manuela Hall. Hannah Riser
Gladys Hail. Gladys Manning and Ma
rie Gates.
The Monday Night High Five club
was entertained at the Cottingham resi-
denoe this week. Cards were played
at small tables scattered through The
parlors and dining room In the dining
room wa sa huge bouquet Of shaggy.
white chrysanthemum blooms; IN the
parlor bouquet OF pink, and IN the
drawing room an immense bunch OF the