The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10
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pledge card and flowers. one hundred
other boys were given literature and
visited the county Jail Only four men
and one boy are there just now, and they
were given souvenirs
The following is the program given
Friday afternoon by the ladies'
song-"we Never win Cease to Love
Him"
Scripture Reading-In Concert-2srd
Phalm.
Prayer
Readlng-Cecella Corwin.
Talk on home life and character OF
Miss Jennie Cassidy. whose birthday
will be observed June 1i-Mrs J. W
Ridley.
Reading. selected-Vera Covert.
Reading-Miss Blair
Vocal Duet-Mrs c. ". and Miss
Blanche BAN
Reading-Vera covert
w C. T. U, bened.ction.
The following delegates were elected to
attend the county convention at Mar
stall next wek. Mesdames G. W Ball
NcDerm. Mouser. Ridley Commits. Da-
eis. nutchins and Halstrom.
Mrs. Horace Speed was reported some
what improved this afternoon.
Mrs o. d Newman. OF Oklahoma
City is in Guthrie toby visltius Miss
Minnie Templeton. at III East Noble.
gldrs. Teeters, OF PWynee is expected
to arrive in the city Sunday for vis-
it with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Die
ert. at 12i West Noble.
Mius Auaa Leavitt has returned from
visit to Kansas City. She was ac-
compauied home by Miss Teresa Thorn-
ton. who will visit here
This afternoon an informal reception
was held in Governor Ferguson's Office
from hal' past two until Eve o'clock, in
honor OF Senator Chester l. Long. who
with his wife and two children, is in the
city from Kansas
Misses Blanche Howe and Clyde Reyn-
olds gave "A vtry enjoyable recital FRI
day evening at the home Of Miss jamie
Hagar, 416 East Cleveland avenue. The
program consisted Of seven numbers,
vocal and Instrumental solos and du-
cts After the regular program. little
Misses Marie Howell Madelaine Cot
tingham and Banks Hughes gave hve
D col
are always delightful affairs, and the
friends OF the pupils who are invited en-
joy them very much.
Judge and Mrs. A. G.. c. Bierer gave
two dinner parties this week at their
home. 503 East Clevelan~ avenue, In hon.
or of William Allen White, OF Emporia
ana Ewing Herbert, Of Hiawatha, Kas.,
who were their guests during the edlto-
rial convention. Thursday evening at
six o'clock the guests were;
Mayor and Mrs. John Duke.
Colonel and Miss Duke
on Friday at twelve o'clock, the guests
were;
Frank IL Greer.
Mr. and Mrs Bird S. Mcclure.
Miss Roe, Of Falls
Judge and Mrs Hainer.
One OF the most delightful editorial
entertainments OF the past week was
the six o'clock dinner on Thursday giv-
en- by those hospitable entertainers, Mr..
and Mrs L. ~ Beadles al their home
on East Logan. complimentary to Hon.
and Mrs. Lawrence b. sringer, and Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Lumpkin of Illinois. Mrs.
Beadles table was most dainty and ele-
giant in all its appointments In the
centre. upon Cluny lace centerpece,
was an immense bowl OF French pinks
with roses scattered over the cloth and
bunch Of the same flowers at every
plate
The menu consisted Of:
Bouillon Waters.
Baked Fish Dressed Potatoes
Chicken with mushroom sauce.
Creamed Potatoes. Green Beans
Lettuce with egg dressing
Green Grape Salad. Cheese Waters
strawberry shortcake. Mint sherbert
Coffee.
olives Pickles. spiced Cherries
Bon Bons.
Mr. Stringer Is among the most prom
inent members OF the n. f. A. and a
most entertaining gentleman, one that
Guthrie was most proud to have as hei
guest Mr. stringer is rising young
statesman and democratic leader OF H.
iIpois The democracy Of his state has
honored him with many positions Of trus
and responsibility. And in the last gen
eral election he received the nomination
Of the democauc party for governor
and made a gallant race against Denees.
the rapublican candidate.
Mr. strlnger has many ardent admir-
ers In Guthrie who win be glad to have
the pleasure OF again welcoming him and
his charming wife to our city.
Mr. Lumpkn. OF the Carlinville En-
quirer, takes great interest in the n r.
A.. and is one Of its most enthusiastic
and loyal members. and a most cordial
and genial gentleman and with his
lovely wife art two az the most delight
and interesting people whom It is O
great pleasure 10 know.
Pond Greek Vidette Mrs A. T. Glen
entertained a few friends al her hom'
last Friday afternoon from $3.50 until
O'Clock In honor Of her daughter. Mrs
Clyde Walton. OF Guthrie. In the "oom