The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-04


at three O'Clock.
Miss Ione Colye LEFT Thursday for
Paris. Texas. whore she win spend three
weeks. the guest OF Miss kiaude Clark.
Miss stella Raymsker accompanied her
that far going on to Dallas TO spend the
remainder OF the week al the state fair.
The woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the South Methodist church
met Wednesday afternoon al the resi-
dence OF Mrs. j. e. Disoh An excellent
program was given
Mrs NJ NJ Carter. president Of the
/ Cambridge club, win 30 TO Oklahoma
City Tuesday TO attend the federation
convention. She win be the guest OF
Mrs. sutton while in that city
The Shakespeare class VIII entertain
this afternoon at the home OF Mrs r.
W Thomas IN honor Of Mrs IT, Locke
and Mrs j. W. Bel. who leave IN a
short time--Pone Creek vidette
The Shakespeare club met Tuesday az
ternoon az the club rooms at the Car
neige library, with Mrs A. H. Huston
presiding II was decided to present
the library an elegantly bound vol
ume Of shakespeare's plays and SON
nets.
Mrs A. G. c. Bierer gave delight
ful informal one o'clock luncheon We'd
nesday, complimentary TO hSr guests
Mrs. Berer, Of Washington. =. c.; MRS
SHADED. OF lIiawatha, Kans and Mrs
covingson, Of Illinois. who Is yis::-.....s.. 20
the city.
Mrs F. r Lucas. Of Guthrie. changed
cars mere this morning. enroute home
from Kansas city. Mrs. Lucas is one
OF the brilliant women OF the capital
city and recently established the okla
homa Press clipping Rurean in that
city.-Chandler Publicist.
Judge and Mrs Frank Dale gave a
delightful box party Wednesday even
ing at the Brooks theatre. witnessing
Mr.. Walker whitesIde in I'VE are
King The guests were Judge and Mrs
A. G. c. Bierer. Miss Minnie Wood Of
New York; Mrs. Shaded. Of Hawatha.
Kansas. and Lieutenant and Mrs Bierer
Of Washington, D. c.
Miss Olive Mable Brown and Mr..
Alfred Dale Cornwell Burwell. Of King
fiaisr. were quietly married Sunday ev-
ening at the parsonage OF the First Rap
tist church BY Rev. Dodson. In the pres
ehce Of a few relatives and friends
They left on the evening train for a two
weeks wedding trip, and will be at home
after November 2oth In Kinghsher
1t was announced Tuesday that Walker
whites'de desired to cancel his engage
ment for Wednesday afternoon to ad-
dress the women's clubs Of the city at
the Carnegie library. The tables have
rot yet been moved back into ihe read
ing room, and il would have been IN
convenient, With the present interior ar
iangement for the actor 10 speak under
uncomfortable surroundings.
Miss nellie Bunyan entertained dinnr
guests Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Maicelm
Z. Fruin, Of Coyle During the evening
a fsw h!st--d friends called and spent
couple OF hours informally at cards.
Mr. and Mrs Fruin left on the late rain
for Dallas, Texas. where they spend q
week at the state fair and a few days
at the Madri Graf festivities at New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Barnes entertained
the High Five club Monday evening.
/ The prize winners were, Mrs. w. II.
Coyle. Mrs. spurrier, A. II. Huston and
j. J. Hlldreth Mr.. and Mrs. C. N.
Rambo entertain the club one week from
Monday night Among the invited
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ball. Mr.. and
Mrs. l., y. Beadles Mr. Bradlsh. Mrs.
John stone Mrs. Lizzie BnIlngsley and
Mr. aud Mrs. 'shorles +. Rihingsley A
three course luncheon was served
/ Following close upon Indian summer.
and often right In the midst OF IL, come
! An HalowF. and the world does not
seem 10 have become 10 old or too pro,
saisc TO neglect the lij fashioned frol
1 les, Even when tho frunc IS omitted.
costume dances barn dances. d.nnors.
card parties and the like. given upon
witches night, have an hint OF the
occasion. either In decorations. favors or
cards. and every year fertile brains bring
forth new ideas for celebration
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The following visitors registered al tho
/ Carnegie library Monday
Mrs. J. NJ. Nicholson. Breckenridge,
Mo.
H. G. Nicholson. Breckenridge. Mo.
G. w Mckeere. Lebanon, Mo
/ Roy r Ramsay, Luther OKLA
7 g. southwei, Alodo. Okla
William Thomas. Denver Colo.
c. r. Bogardus. Wichita.
Miss Zella Stanley. Marshall
That delightful little neIghborhood
elub, the Kartenspiel was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs j, j. Boles. az her home on East
Villas avenue. Mrs L. \. Leach won the
first prize and Mrs. j. r. cotteral the
guest prize. Tho hostess served a dainty
three course luncheon. The guests were
Aesdames r. B Ferguson. william
Grimes, John Cofterai. Charles Fnson.
A. A. Huston. Clarence C. Buxton and
Miss Alice Steele. Of Sparta, wlscon-
SIM AIRS Fred Barde ontertains the club
next Wednesday.
The Cambridge club held a most prof
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