The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-10

mems trousers. Shoes that nre treed
and blackencd daily win last three times
longer than those which arc neglected
ana win look better at the end. ton.
The forinightly session Of the Orlad
club was held Tuesday evening with
Miss Blanche Bennett, at her home on
East Noble avenue The members re-
sponded to roll call with Trips We
Would Like TO Take During Vacation. "
Miss Bertha schupp gave an interest
ing talk on "A Trip 20 Rome" the talk
being illustrated with photographs. On
the evening OF the twentieth. Miss Helen
Green IS hostess 10 the club.
The members OF the Fraternal Aid
Organizatien are planning for an engoye
able entertainment to be given next
Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows
hail on East Harrison avenue. A short
program Of music and readings will be
given. and a delightful one act farce.
entitled THE Gossip viii be played by
six young ladies' A luncheon viii be
served at the close OF the performance.
which Is 70 be given under the super
vision Of Mrs. Goldstein.
February IN Oklahoma is the best
month IN the whole year for club work.
Every member OF the Shakespeare club
was present AT the Tuesday afternoon
session at the library club rooms A
general review was conducted Of Henry
Nv. Mrs. N. M. Carter read. IN her
usual able and pleasing way a papor
entitled "rhe Two Percys" Next week
the club begins the study of Henry Nv.
The members OF the Monday Night
High Five club spent n thoroughly en-
joyable evening this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ +. Morris at their hcspltable
homo on North Broad street As. L.
n. Beadles and Mr.. Fred Barde won the
prizes. The following guests were pres
ent: Mrs. Metcalf. OF Kansas CITY; Mrs.
Frank Frantz. Mrs. Samuel Evans OF
Enid; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Speed. Mr..
orville G. Frantx, Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.
Beadles ana Mr.. and Mrr Fred Barde.
The card clubs that weathered the
heat OF last August are still meeting.
and a few 0f these that have come to
be regular Organizations are meeting
weekly or fortnishtly, a. the case may
be, but there are practically no new
clubs this season, and one or two OF
the smaller clubs have disbanded, which
may be taken az an indication that
bridge is not as popular this season as
II was yes,r ago. but more than likely
everybody now belongs to as many clubs
as can bo taken care Of.
The woman'a Home Missionary So
cicty OF the First Methodist church
spent most enjoyable and profitable
afternoon "Wednesday. with Mrs. +. o.
Lytle, at her home on North Broad
street. Hrs. c. b. HIN, president OF
the organization, presided. A pleasing
feature Of the meeting was tho paper
read by Mrs. Lloyd Norris on tho sub
iect. Hrhe Red Man" number OF the
members o. the Queen Esther circle and
ladies' Of the church who have not yet
toined the society We're guests of the
sostcss ana the missionary organization.
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The Kartensplel club spent an enjoy
able afternoon "Wednesday with MRS.
Gist. Progressive cuchre was played at
five tables, Mrs. c. f. Cotteral winning
tho first prize The hostess was pre-
scnted with the souvenir SPOON given
by the club. Two weeks from Wedncs-
day Mrs. w b. Herod enteriains the
club IN the afteraeon, at her homo on
EAST Springer avenue. There We're these
guests present; Miss Helen Green Mrs.
Gist. OF Manhattan, Kas Mrs. D6rlin.
Mrs. Frark Best. Mrs. John cotteral
and Mrs Durant-
The annual election Of officers OF the
Carlyle club TOOK place Wednesday ar
tenoon az the closo Of the regular meet-
ing which vus held al the residence OF
Mrs. Charles Gr0ar. Mrs J. ID. VIII
jaris president; Mrs. George stockdaie.
treasurer. ana Mrs ID NJ. L.a,z, gee
rotary were unanimously re-e, ,ted.
Mrs. Il. a. Moore was elected vieo presi-
dent 20 succeed member OF the club
who has moved from the city. The
lesson studied Included chapters three
and four. OF book three Carlyles French
Revolution and WAS most Interestingly
presented b. Mrs. Williams.
Miss Alice Woods was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon 10 the Kimona club,
Whist was played curing the after
noon Mrs. Edga Powers winning the
prize. Next week Miss Gertrude Hunt
enteriains the club. The members OF
the club were present and the invited
guests included Mesdamcs Melville Car
ter, George Willis. Henry Thompson. T..
A. Johnson and Edgar Powers. and
Kate sehnen Elizabeth and Ruby Nc
Neal Mary Kersey. Bertha schupp and
Gertrude Hunt
The ladies Social circle Of The First
Presbyterian church gave a most en-
,joyatlo entertainment Wednesday even
ms al the residence Of Mrs, a. l.. Mil
ier al which the members of the church