The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-10

Mrs. J. s. sheercr IS spending a few
days this week with friends at Ponca
City.
Mrs. Paul Newman is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. John Dulaney, OF Perry.
this week.
Mss Louise Houston is hero from Ed
mond this week visiting her father, J.
j. Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Smith returned
Monday from weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Cashion.
Mrs. r. G. sharpe has gone to Arcade.
New Mexico. to spend several weeks Wis
iting friends ana relatives.
Miss Dunham's class in physical cul-
ture viii meet Monday. March II, instead
Of Friday evening at the library.
Mr.. owen Cheek. OF Kansas City. was
here Monday visiting his sisters, Mrs.
J. II. Rurford and Mrs. T. 4. Neal
AFTER q pleasant NlriL Win hfA mum
er. Mrs Hoyiand Mrs waide returned
TO her home IN Edmond Tuesday
Misses Winnie and nessa Matchctt
are entertaining this week an Interest,"
ing guest. Miss Ivy Wallace. OF Perry.
Miss Louise Bicrer returned Monday
morning from Perry. whore she has
been for a week visiting her cousin,
Master Gerald Tehbe.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bail are enter
taining an interesting guest this week
at their home In West Guthrie, Mrs. J.
r. F1oan. OF Kahoka Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Mcconnell win
leave the first OF the week FOR an ex-
tended trip through Texas, visltins Gal
weston and San Antonio.
Miss Helen Wallace Of Perry who has
been the house guest this week Of Misses
Winnie and Dessa Matchatt. left on the
afternoon train tor Mulhall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Leach. Jr.. re-
turned Thursday afternoon from sew
eral days visit with friends and rela-
lives at Kinghshsr and Enid.
Miss Amy Brooks entertained Misses
Clara johnson, Irene Turner and Kath-
ryn Harren at Ave O'Clock tea eompl-
mentary to Miss Baldwin. of Clinton,
Ia. last weeS -oklahoman.
rhe Leader doesn't object 10 tho SO.
clety editor Of the Oklahoman using It's
society notes and crediting them TO the
Capital just 30 long as the Oklahomar
doesn't credit any Capital stories 70 ~
Leader.
Because OF the rain and unpleasant
weather the Dread club did not meei
Monday evening as announced. on the
evening OF March 10 Miss Woods will
entertain the club.
The members OF the Fraternai AID
association announce that preparations
for their annual ball sven on St. Pat
rick's eve. are being made. The use o
the city han auditorium has been Sc
cured for the occasion.
one OF the most delightful events o
the WEEK was the linen shower glver
Monday afternoon by Miss lone coyle
complimentary to Miss Mabel Rhinehart
whose wedding at high noon "Wednesday
was notable event in society.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. F. Leach are IN tn
city and VIII spend the week end Will
friends Mrs w. II. Wat
kins Is enjoying visit with her pa
rents in Kinghsher enroute home from
her Guthrie trip.-Enid Eagle.
Societys chief interest now centers n
the announcement of the Easter an'
June weddings. It IS said that ther
win be a few weddings celebrated viii
the arrival OF April. but That the mum
Der viii not be nearly as large as thos
Of former years.
Air. and Mrs. Charles Pond enter
talned az one o'clock dinner Sunday a
the Royal hotel a coterie Of younl
friends. The guests included Msse
Pearl Rhodes. Mary Kersey Gertrud
Hunt Hazel Colburn, Lulu Croxtor
HAAlA AAiNAAANA ana N~RAAiN 4 ANAs
Miss Blanche BAN has charge Of Mis-
Calin's room az Banner school this weeh
Miss Cann IS IN with tonsnits. Mis-
Bgi was formerly teacher IN the pub
jle schools Of the city but could no
continue because OF poor health. tn
pupils are delighted al having her wit
them thls wesH.
Tho prospects are that Lent Is no
going to be 80 hopelessly dun after al
IN a quiet way diversion enough ha
been planned for even those who ar
generally counted out Of society duriu
the Lenten season, Several parties ar
in prospect fer this week already.
Miss Edna Klink. 1894 West Clevelan
avanue, 3 hostess 10 the saracenesc
club Saturday evening.
Mrs Clarence G. Buxton invited fe'
particular friends living I'm the imme
diate neighboFhood on North Divisio
street 70 cali Thursday afternoon an
meet her house guest, Miss Grace Good
rich. The afternoon was speRt infoI
mally with conversation and music