The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-29

Tuesday.
Shakespeare club meets in tho after
noon at the Carnegie library club rooms.
Mrs. G. I. Gilbert entertains in after
noon for Miss Valentine Of Bennington.
Vermont.
Wednesday
Mrs. Charles seely entertains Kafsen-
spiel club in the afternoon.
Acorn club meets at the library club
rooms.
Mrs. c. NJ. Barnes enter,eins at one
O'Clock luncheon.
Thursday.
Society VIII be az the dedication Of
the Elks' new club rooms IN the evening.
Mrs. l. y. Levy is hostess at seven
O'Clock dianor PARTY.
Friday.
Mrs. Galor Crow entertains the Etde
club IN the afternoon.
Society win see Paul Gilmore az the
Brooks theatre in Captain Debonnaire'
in the evening
The guild d the Trinity Episcopal
church win meet Wednesday afternoon
at the rectory.
M and Mrs Clarence Buxton returned
4 this morning from a Sunday visit with
home folks I'm Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Hughes and little daughters. Ice
and BANKS returned Sunday afternoon
from several days visit with relatives
at Edmond.
Miss Louise Smith, OF Lexington. Mo-.
who has been visiting Miss Ida NIblack,
| left on the afternoon train for Ponca
City, where she win visit her sister.
Mrs. Mary Hart is in Kansas City FOR
few days this week. Her niece. a
prominent young lady from Central,
Ohio win return with her and spend the
remainder Of the winter in Oklahoma
Ms. and Mrs w w. Walton and little
daughter Florence Louise. came over
from Crescent City Sunday afternoon and
saw Mildred Holland in THE Lily and
the Prince" in the evening at the
BROOKS.
Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Lutz left sun
day afternoon for an extended eastern
trip. Mr.. win visit New York aud the
big market cities OF the East while
Mrs. Lutz visits In Kansas City, return
ling home in about three weeks.
Miss Mary F, Lawson state secretary
OF the Christian Endeavor organizations
OF Oklahoma, will be here Thursday
from El Reno. and will speak in the ev-
ening at the First Presbyterian church
All Endeavor and Epworth leagues OF
the city are invited to meet that evening
at the Presbyterian church aud gree
Miss lawson.
Through an oversight the report Of tn
surprise party gfven Friday Afternoon
by the members OF the Etude club foi
! Mrs. Horace Reed. was overlooked
About twenty-five members OF the clul
attended the affair, which was one o
= the most pleasurable events of the week
The afternoon was spent solving mu
steal conundrpm.
=
Mrs c. N. Rambo writes most interest
ing letters from Phoenix. Arizona
where she Is with her son Clayton. VIII
went there hoping that the climat
would improve his health Mrs. Ram
bo says the climate Is delightful. an,
that they are having a thoroughly en-
ioyable time Her sons health is al
ready much improved and they VIII re
/ turn home IN about three weeks.
The Elks viii issue invitations So
day or two for the dedication end hous
q warming Of their new club rooms. 4
! the staplet0n building on North Divisiol
street. Thursday evening The even
win be strictly On Invitation affair.
a social session, with cards and dancing
n viii follow the dedication ceremonie
which while brief are impressive an
elegant. buffet luncheon win b
served The entrance 10 the smooth
waxed floor, where the enjoyable ciu
dances are to be held. will be reached b
I an einboniely decorated hall. The Elk
I, have rcmodeled and rentted those rooms
and now have the most elegant lodg
apartnents "a the territory
The week end social affairs close,
I with the smart one O'Clock mncheo
given by Mrs. J. C. Honus az her pleas
ant home, 705 East Springer avenue
The table was decorated with prett
lace pieces and the floral appointment
We're beautiful Between COURSES IN
guests were entertained with move
guessing contest, Miss Ida Belt winnini
the prize hand painted china cup
High Ave was played during the after
noon. The prizes were all pieces o
, dainty china and were Won BY Mrs
Robert sohlborg, Mrs c. f. Cottera
+, ana Mrs. Echer. The invited guest
2 included; Mesdames Frank Fnntz, J
Q II. Burford. c. N. Barnes. Horace Speed
: J. W. Duke. William Crimes. r. q. 81
: mons, l. y. Levy. George wits, j.. NJ
Mcconnell, 8. X vanvoorhees. Henr,
ASP. Fred Van DuyH. A. H. Huston. }