The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-27
SOCIAL cAl9ioAn ron rHh WEEK. zoo

SOCIAL cALlsSpAR ron rH.E WEEK.
ruesday-Afe Chas Cunningham.
John J. Hndreth and RoberA sohiberg
entertain the Entire Nous Glib az nine
O'Clock. at the home Of Mrt Cunning
ham. sol North Ash.
Shakespeare club meets "A Carnegie
library; lesson. Acts Y and III, Richard
H.
wednesday. Degree Of Honor. A. o.
q. w. meets in Masonic hail Hewitt.
Deputy Supervisor, chief Of honor. win
be present Election and initiation.
Mrs. John II. Burford enteStains Kar-
tenspiei club at her home ii2 east
Springer avenue.
Mesdauics John James, Jr', Beamer
Mcwothy and Laverty enteftoin ladies'
ana friends Of the First Methqdist church
at the residence Of Mrs. James, from
half past two until FIVE
Thursday Domestic soienfe Stab meets
at nine O'Clock with Mrs p Beadles.
Demonstration Of vegetable salad by Mrs
BeaGes. Losspn. chemisa ~ Of clean
ing.
! Friday-Eastern Star a fFes Ice cream
festival in evening on laWti at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Adler, cof4 Der Washington
ana Broad
Miss Elizabeth BIcNesd entertains the
members OF Kimona cidb at her home.
1922 West Cleveland aytnue.
Mrs. Fred Byers left Monday for sher-
man. Tex. where she vin spend a few
weeks visiting her sister.
Mrs Dora Martin. Of Perry, is in the
city. the guest Of Mrs. Emma Johnson, on
East Oklahoma avenue.
Miss Gertrude salter, Of FL Reno. is
in the city this week, the gues; Of Mrs
Elmer Dilling, on North Vine street.
Misses Mabel L. jackson and Hattie
Baldwin are delegates, from the III Reno
B. Y. P. L. to the convention his week
Miss Stella Raymaker win entertain
/ the Kfmpna club Tomorrow afternoon
at her home. AZ East Harrison eveuue
Mrs s. L. Rupard. Ester Bemer. Tay-
lor Rowlett and Tom wlies we're pas
sengers to Guthrie yesterday -oklaho-
man.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Ramsay, Mrs.
A. H. Huston and son, and Mrs S s.
Lawrence leave today for Galveston,
Texas.
Misses Bertha Miller and Fannie Har-
mon, Of saltwater, are in The city this
week attending the eonver tion Of iho
Baptist Workers.
Miss Esther Bemer, OF Oklahoma City
is here this woen visiting hei. parents.
on West oklahoma avenue and attending
the convention. ,irg
The ladies Of the Catholic church viii
give a card party Thursday evening nj
the knights OF Columbus rail-, on East
Harrison avenue.
Mrs. c. e. Pennock Miss sallic Cook
and Miss Carrie Rice, are in the 'ity
from Enid this week. the guests Of Mrs
Herzel at 42s. East Warner avenue.
]. +. Rupard and wife. OF Oklahoma
City are here this week the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Templeton, at III
East Noble avenue.
Miss Anna c. Mayor who has been
here for some time visiting her sister,
Mrs. Daniel Keefer, left Monday evening
for her home in Madin, Mo.
VIII and Mary Jenkins have returned
to the city from Richmond, Ind, where
they have been attending Earlan col
lege. They viii spend tbs vacation
months in Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs Enoch Bamford have
returned home from their weadng trip
to Kansas city and Excelsior Springs,
Mo, and are at home to their friends
at ll2 South Ash street.
Mrs. NJ C. Throckmorton. Miss Lulu
Burford and Miss Barney Tmmwell. Of
MulhaI. were here Monday They went
to Coyle on the evening train and VIII
spend a few days visiting frierds there
The following visitors reNsterei al thS
Carnegie library Monioy
Miss Eyangelyn Baldwin, III Reno.
Miss Mabel l.. Jackson spe1y. Kans
II. A. Murphy keokuk Falls
Miss Mary C. Frantz Veatie. Kas
S. w, winls, Brown county. Kas.
Guthrie people have received invita-
tions 10 the twenty-hfth tsilycr) wed
4 ding anniversary Of Judge and Mrs
James X Beauchanp al In d. .'uly 1lth
at eight O'Clock The anair promises q
be most delightful one and "a numbe
Of the leading people OF The city vii
attend.
Commencing September ] Of this year
Miss Carolyn Williams. Of Guthre. o, r.
viii be sopranlst OF the quartette o
Grand Avenue Methodist Episcopa
church, this city. Miss Williams sanl
Sunday at both services and her wori
was commended generally. she has un
der consideration a contract 20 ring. also
al the jewish synagogue here Ais
Williams has been teacher OF vocal mu
sio in the Bdlthwest Kansas college