The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-30

lahoma avenue There we're sixteen
guests and the AFFAIR was a most en-
joyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Grant and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Meyer. Of FL Reno. were In
tba city wednesday from El Reno visit
Ing the sisters at ST. Joscph's academy
west OF town When a girl, Mrs. Grant
was a student at the academy for three
years. and the visit this week was q
most happy one for both teachers and
pupil.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence c. Buxton en-
tertained guests Thursday evening at a
delightful six O'Clock dinner party, Seat
ed with tie host and hostess we're Judge
and Mrs. John ]. BoIes. Miss Lillian
Boles. Miss Gertrude Buxton. of Okla
homa City. and Mr.. John Boies. Jr.
The Pawhusha Daily Capital says;
Mrs. Frantz. mother Of Capt Frank
Frantz brother, Edmund Frantz. with
his wife and two children. and sister,
Mrs. Whitson, with her two children,
came over from Enid last Saturday to
spend Christmas with the future gov
ernor Of Oklahoma. They returned
home this morning
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The Kimona club met Wednesday ar
ternoon with Miss Kate schneil and
spent thoroughly enjoyable afternoon.
Miss lone Coyle won the prize. Thore
were present the club members and the
following guests; Misses Lillian Boles.
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Of Kansas City and Ida May, OF Kings
ton, Ohio.
\ Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Rhodes have for
their guest this week, Mr.. c. NJ cros-
aen. OF san Francisco, who has been
\ Iith their son Fred on the cruiser Mar
blehead ever since no Joined the navy
Mr.. crossen has many interesting tales
tp tell OF the little incidents occurring
al sea that 90 70 make the life Of a |
partner one OF the most fascinating and
enjoyable OF all the professions.
lChief Gates announces an unprece-
d4nted sale OF tickets for the annual po-
licemens bah to be given next Monday |
night In the city han auditorium. Chief |
and Mrs. Gates viii lead the grand march |
aid Il II expected that one hundred
couples win be In line when the orci,e es-
trh pIays the opepiug strains OF the
march.
Society win dance idrlng the holidays
this week, az any rate "wednesday the
Elks gave a deiighQu' dance at their
club rooms Tonight Miss Helen
Mccoy who is home from college for
Christmas. is hostess at pretty little
INFORMAL dance. to which twenty couples
have been invited Friday night the
bays of the younger set entertained az
the odd Fellow hall About twenty-five
couples participated in this dance
Misses Mamie, Agnes and Margaret
Mccann entertained few friends on
Christmas day at two O'Clock luncheon
and at six o'cleck dinner. The decora-
lions were Of holly. carnations ana ferns.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs Wash
burn. MlHs Iva castanian Mise Bessie
ampman. Mr. Edwin Ruthven and Mr.
Clarence Corl The menu was as fol-
lows: Turkey with mayonaise dressingi
Cranberry sauce. jelly, peas. creamed
cream cake, nuts oranges bonbona.
Miss Doris Mcintyre was eleven years
old saturday. ana celebrated the event
by inviting number Of her young
friends 20 a party in The afternoon, The
hours We're spent playing games. A.
bwo o'clock dainty luncheon was serv-
Cd % the young folks. The guests IN
ciudod nttle Misses Justine and Ia
vergene Bowen. GLADYS and Olive Hun-
man. Freda anl Cora sommaband Til-
lls Rictmoud Louise Askew Hattie
Felton Deta Llnsonfeiter. Dolorls Hal
owen. and Masters Albert Bowen and
Edwin Reed
Arss Eina Klnk entertained the
Younger sd az high five party a. which