The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-17

the Baptist church. was most enjoy |
able anair rne church auditorium was
nicely decorated with flowers and To- |
liage for the occasion.
Mrs r. NJ. FELTON,. Of Hydro, is in the
city the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. Rose, 1
at their home on East Noble avenue.
Miss Leah Brown, Of Oklahoma city.
who has been visiting Mrs. II. G. Miller,
has returned to her home.
Miss Myrtle Rose. who is in the city
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Rose. will leave in a few days for Chi
cago Miss Rose has been reappointed
to the chair Of English literature in the
Kansas Wesleyan college, az Sauna.
Mr. and Mrs. harding. OF Weiser Ida
no. who have been In the city during the
~ +. A. meeting, the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs George Edmunds and Mrs. ~las.
Martindale left Sunday evening for
four weeks trip before returning home.
Mrs. j. W. McNeal gave a very de-
ughtfm reception Saturday afternoon for
Mrs Chester l. Long. Of Medicine Lodge,
6as. she parlors and dining room were
tastefully decorated with carnations ana
gladiola blossoms and foliage sherbert
cake and punch were served to the ladies
who attended.
The members Of the Hartranft Relief
Corps No. % were entertained TUESDAY
evening at the home OF the Dast de-
partment president. Mrs. Ella S. siade
After the b-siness session closed Mrs.
slade sersl dainty lunch to the la
dies who s.es present.
Mrs r S. Rexroad entertained a NUM-
ber OF friends Wednesday afternoon at
cards for Mrs. Burns and Miss Maggie
Burns, who leave in a few days for
Colorado. where they wiz spend the
summer. AT five O'Clock a dainty lunch
was served 10 the guests.
MIS- Hnlerman, Of Cushing, state
president OF the woman's Christian
Temperance Union. was in the city Wed
AAfa'NtAft AiiN EAfaA VI AAAos AfAA tAlAa- aAAN
went to Marshall and was present at
the two days session Of the county ".
.c r. u. held at that place
The annual commencement exercises Of
ST.. Joseph's academy win be held at
Brooks opera house Thursday evening,
June 22 Twenty-four diplomas and GER
uhcates win be presented 20 those conn
pletng the grammar school course,
stenography and bookkeeping.
The Domestic science club held its
regular meeting Saturday afternoon in
the club rooms az the Carnegie library
Mrs L. ". Baxter conducted the lesson.
The subject was Chemistry OF Food
and Cooking" starches and sugars were
the topics for special discussion.
Mrs. j. W. McNeal and Miss McNeal
gave very delightful house party
this week at their handsome home. l422
West Cleveland avenue The guests are
Mr.. an, Mrs. Baker. OF Junction City
Kansas AIRS, lin and Mr.. Winter hin
OF Le Compton. Kansas; Miss Ada Stark
and Miss Mary shumaker OF Waukomis.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Sadie Miller. OF this city. TO Mr.
Teoters, OF n Dorado. Kas.. the latter
part OF June. Miss Miller Is popular In
Guthrie social circles. and the marriage
win be one OF the prettiest June home
weddings that has occurred In the city
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Stout OF New York
/ City, who have been in the city for some
time. the guests OF r. E- Overton and
family, az 7o7 East Mansur avenue, left
Tuesday evening for Perry. Mr. and
Mrs. stout are taking trip through ok
lahoma and Indian Territory and were
very fayorably impressed with Guthrie.
Visitors al the Carnegie library who
/ registered Thursday wsre
n. r. Voth. Newton. kans
Miss Ethyl Anderson. Chlclasha. l. IT.
+. r. Hamilton. Tonlmwa
}. A. Wenger, Chicago.
Emelne s. Keith. El Reno
Joseph l.. Orimtb. Tonkawa
Mr. and Mrs +. r. Fagg. Beatrice, Sch
Miss Maude VILLAINS entertained twen-
~ young people ir a charming manner