The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-13

The Cambridge club met this week
at the Carnegie library
The wbmen's Relief Corps gave pie
social at the armory hall
Miss Hortense Herman. Of Springfield
Mo, is in the city visiting friends
sage and Mrs. James x. Beauchamp.
Of Enid. were in the city Friday.
Miss Agnes Mulhan, Of Mulhan, was
In The city this week visiting friends.
Miss Nydia Cecando. Of Blackwell
spent yesterday ia Guthrie calling on
/ friends
e. w Sloan and daughter Of King
fisher are ia Che capital city visiting
friends
Mrs Fish, Of Parkerburg. Va. has
arrived i'm the city TO visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe N Rhodes.
Mesdames j. f Taylor and L. r. Ba-
con. OF Kansas city are in the city wise
iting at the home Of Mrs. A. H. Huston.
Miss Louie Thomas who has been abb
sent from the territorial secretary's Of
fee for several days, is again on duty
Territorial Secretary and Mrs VIM.
Grimes have returned from "a weeks vis-
It with relatives at Anadarko and King
fisher.
The reception given by the ladies' OF
the First Christian church at the home
Of Mrs J. C. strang was largely at
tended.
The Elks gave dance last Friday
night at their club rooms Burrows or
cestrah furnished the music. A nice
time was had This was for the
Blks only.
AfAiHs NAfNl b' NhAlnM mas ANAAlnN4 ~
Ames, Iowa. after visiting her parents
Mr. and MIS- ID. c. Hunter, IN this city
for several weeks.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
held a reception this week at the home
OF Mrs Thompson on East Noble avenue
Cream and cake were serves.
Mrs. Lille Knox Of Keesauqua. Iowa
has arrived in the capital city for
IA two months visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs ]. d. Reed. 1l6 East
Washington.
AT the Congregational church on the
corner Of Eight and Warner Dr. s. a.
Smith gave lecture on "Afoot in
France" Dr Smith is a scholar and
an orator, and speaks from personal ex-
perlence.
Judge John II. Burford left this morn
ing for Geuda Springs, Kansas to meet
Mrs. Burford. who has been there for
several days They win return home
Monday. when Judge Burford win leave
for Pawnee to hold court.
Cards bearing the following have been
received in the city; Graduating Re-
! citsl; Miss Maude Painter, soprano, as
sisted by Archibald Olmstead, PIANIST
Tuesday, May l6. College Chapel Win
field, Kans."
The Entire Nous club which was tC
have been entertained at the home OF
Mrs Charles Cunningham Friday wai
notified that the meeting had been post
5 poned owing TO the illness OF Mrs. f
II Greer.
The Knights and Ladies Of securit,
] held very interesting meeting FRIDAY
p evening OF last week at the Odd Fellows
hall Several were initiated into IN,
mysteries of the order. After the mi
tiation work the young people had al
! enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Calm win leav'
! within a few days for Phoenix, Arizona
q and viii probably make that place thei
home for several months. Mr. Canh
has bad very poor health recently. an'
-, expects to receive much benefit from
/, trip Of this sort.
Miss stella Raymaker has returne
s from Kinghsher, where she ha
= been visiting friends for two weeks. sh
vas the guest Of Mrs. c. B. Johnson Mrs
j. NJ speice and others. Miss Ray
maker says that she ha- a dne tim
and remarks that Kngnsher Is splen
/, did little city.
q VIM HAYS of the Palmer barber shoI
3 made "a getaway Sunday. says a Pawne
s paper. aud went 10 Guthrie where n
and Jennie WhIuington were duly unit
y ed in the holy bonds OF n&TImony
d Mr. and Mrs Hays arvea m Pawne
3 Wednesday evening
The annual meeting Of the Equallt
club was held Friday af-emoo
p at one O'Clock. at the home Of Mrs Wn
n liam jenkins Miss Laura Greg
r gave a peace dinner So commemorate
q of the sixth annirersarg Of ue Haru
conference Frances wood OF sout
d. Dakota, organizer for the Material W,
3 PORCH ~