The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-14

week. Miss Cassidy won the ladies' hIse
and Miss E1ith Grisscli The lone hand
prize. Afr. Fowler won the gcnueman's S
first prize and Mr.. Wood received the
lore hand prize. There were forty guosts
present. A pretty lunch was served d,
ter o'clock.
The following visitors registered on
Thursday at the Carnegie library:
Garth w. Caie-Green Boy. Wisconsin.
sirs. G. v Hit hi' gs-PawhLslSn
Airs. J. L. Ridgeway-Cameron Mo.
Miss Liebrandt-Cameron. No.
Mrs +. y. Kna 1p-Oklahoma City.
Mrs. W. J. Debbins--Chlcago
Miss Ida NJ Dehle-Salina. Kans
Mr.. ana Mrs G. H. Iiebmn1'-Can'
eron, MIos"sri
The goiJ,sing was the prcgtum
given Thursday aftcmon at Cars gie
library at the regular melting OF the
Acorn club:
Roll call
Quotations from Henry ~.
Shakespeare and the Early Drama.-
Mrs Douglas
Review OF Henry fv.--Mrs. Hildreth.
Henry Nv and Katherine Mrs. Lloy1
Morris.
shakesreare's women-Mrs Kneisly.
The Shakespeare ciCb met Tuesday at
ternoon in Carnegie lih AIRY c'rb roorns
ana held a most successful and enjoyable
session. Mrs. Percy G. simops. vice
president of the club presided at the
meeting and conducted the lesson, the
FIRST act Of the second part Of Henry ~.
Mrs. Tell Walton. the newly accepted
member from the Pond Creek Shakes-
f, care club was present Neat Tuesday
Mrs. o. r Fegtn. the club presidcn, viii
conduct The meeting
Thirty-avc members Of ths Ladies'
soolal Circle OF the First Presbyterian
church spent wednesday afternoon most
pleasantly at the home OF AI,s. Hugh NJ
Fielding, on East Noble 4s senue. After
tho brsir SIS meeting an tour was sFent
informally with music and conversation
Mr- FiaH1g assisted Nv MS T.. A.
Derrick and l.. A. Hahn setsed delicious
luncheon al SOC O'Clock.
Mrs O r. Fcgan entertained tne KARI
tcnspiel club Wednesday aftcruoln az her
hospltable home OF East Spgingcr ave-
niue. Mrs. J. G. oncr. won the first
prize and Mn Catch Brooks the lone
hand prize Mis-. Fe.an was presented
with tho hostess prize. given by the club
The guests we're Mrs $. L. Spurrier and
MIS-. Caleb r. Brooks Mrs J. G.. oncr
will entertain the club next Tuesday ~
temoon at her home gi5 North Ash
Mrs d. NJ Lentz entertained the Car
lyle club Wednesday afternoon The les
son mcluded -four chapters Of Book II
Carlyles French Usvolu'ion. and was
most ably and cntertanlngy presented
by MS J Williams Ro.i call wits
responded 20 with general current events.
Mrs. Hagar OF Wichla was an out Of
town guest OF the club Mrs. George
StoCkdale will entertain the club at tho
next meeting, al her home, 6o5 East
Mansur avenue.
Mr and Mrs T.. II Goodrich ai Spring
field. Mass.. are in the city the guests Of
Judge Charles Goodrich and daughter
Miss AIaudc. Mr. and Mrs Goodrich are
enroute 20 FhoeniX AIizors where they
viii spend the winter months They
are enthusiastic and profuse with their
praise for beautiful Oklahoma and ere
very much astonished ut the progress
lvenss and thrift displayed by the resi-
dents OF the territory,
A meeting Of the Pond Greek Card
club was held at ihe residence OF AR.
and Ms ROY W. Thomas hast SATURDAY.
might ia honor Of AIR and Mrs Tell wal
ton who were among those who orr
gaai4ee tne cluh about ten YEAR ago.
Only the members OF the Card club werc
present 90 hold the hast meeting for
Aud Lang syne" Arcr tse games
reireshnients were s'r,ed The occasi0n
was very dAiehifui auiir,-Pond Greek
Nidette.
Thursday afternoon the local organiza
tion OF The womans Christian Temper
ance union received az the home OF
Mrs. Hugh H. Fielding on East Noble
avenue FOR Mrs pr Mccunough, Of Ara
pahoe state secretary of the non aleo-
hoic medlcatior department Mrs. Aic-
Culloush gave a short Address tell
ing o. the important features OF The
work Of this department at a business