The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-09

hcH chr mas been attending the univer
sity and Is en- route 10 her home az Per-
kins.
Not enough members we're present
Saturday afternoon AZ tho library for the
executives ccmui,tee 0f the city fec,-a.-
tlon to hold a meeting The session was
..2stponed until the nrst Saturday II
July.
The Guthrie whist club. with metd-
bershio OF twenty ladies. is the latest
organization to make its debut IN go
cial circles This club win play during
the summer months Mrs j. H. Bur-
ford is hostess at the initial meeting on
Saturday afternoon.
Misses Winnie and Dessa Matchett are
anticipating a delightful Visit next month
to their grandparents at Harrisburg.
Pc. Their itinerary will also include
Chicago, Niagara falls. New York, Phil
odeirhia and Washington.
Miss Anna Zimmerman ieft Friday
Morning FOR hsa home at Wichita. She
has been visiting Mr. and. Mrs. Otto zin-
norman and has made many friends here
among the younger set. who regret that
the visit cannot be extended.
Mrs. r. Il. Ashton went to Chandler
this morning TO spend the greater part
Of the summer. Mrs. Ashton viii look
Natter the home OF her eldest daughter.
Mrs Sands who, accompanied BY her
husband. goes north until fall.
Mr. aud Mrs. r. A. GUNNER left
Thursday morning for Muskogee, i. IT,
70 maze their home IN the future they
aave resided Ia Guthrie three years. and
there is a feeling Of genn,iac regret anong
their many friends that they are go-
ing TO the Indian Territory town.
AIRS. Johnston arrived IN the city
Thursday afternoon from Marshaiton.
Iowa, and vii be the guest OF Prof and
Mrs +, NJ. Ross. Little Miss Marion
Ross. who spent several months with
here grandmother. Mrs. Dudley, at Des
Moines Iowa. accompanied Mrs. John
ston here.
The following visitors registered at the
Carnegie librery today:
A, NJ. Cannon. Corning. N. Y.
y. c I.infert. Pawnee.
g 4. Alexander Woodward
G. II. Brophy, Woodward
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w oden. Miss Enie
coyIe, VIII Campbell Mrs. wickham
Kuhle, Enid.
: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson had f1f
guests Saturday evening a their home
Ton East Washington avenue thesd
friends Mrs. Baysinger OF woodward;
Misses Elizabeth McNeaI. lone Coyle.
? Edith and Virginia Pennewln Ethel
) Rhinehart- Emily McGinley ana Faye
Grissell. The evening was spent snforl
mally with music and cards.
The Shakespeare club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs w A. Fra
sier at her home on North Broad street
Mrs. Charles Filaon lent the charm OF
her presence 70 the pleasure OF the af-
ternoon and assisted the hostess with
caring for the pleasure of the guests
During the summer Mrs. Frasier viii en-
tertain an the clubs Of the city fedora
ton.
vile Frantz entertained at the Mansion
House Sunday these guests: Hon Ret
tMillard, OF Pawhuska. DR.. Edward f.
Davis, OF Oklahoma City ard Mrs A
II. Geissler OF Carmen. Mrs GeE.dei
viii be the house guest OF Mrs. Frantz
this week. She has been visiting in ok
lahona City and is en- route to her homs
az Carmen
Sundays Oklahoman says: Mrs w
4. Hodges gave a one O'clock luncheon
yesterday complimentary to Mrs. c. NJ
: Barnes Of Guthrie. who IS visiting Mrs
: NJ. T. Turner The table had oentra
, decoration OF pink roses and the guest.
Included. besides Mrs. Barnes Mesdames
A. l.. Turner. Oscar fyalsell, w. NJ VII.
] hanson. r. G. oxen n. r. McMechar
and Il. ]. Rest.
rae following visitors REGISTERED at th'
lfamegie library Friday:
Mrs Fred Neal, Chandler.
D. willard, Wanoa. l. T.
Al Mr.. nnd Mrs. J. E. Ramsey Chicago.
Miss Martha Duck, stiiawter.
Paul Bennett Marshall.
Thomas A. HAYNES. Milan. Kas
n MI eil1 NiH' - -. idhptitt taWnce.
Miss Sarah Kline Lindsborg. Kas
4 Mr.. and Mrs 4, NJ Johnson, Purcell
The Trinity guild OF the Eplscopa
church was az home wednesday after
noon with Mrs. II. F.. ASP. The parlor
4 were preltily decorated with roses an,
4 nasturuums and presented prett.
4 scene. During the afternoon a numbe
Of ladies called. Mrs. Frank y. Lucas
Mrs. Edgar Powers and Mrs. Alfred Asl
assisted the hostess. An Informal mu
sical program was given. Mrs Ramsa,
I singing and Mrs. y. c. Lame and Mis-
: Alice Woods playing piano selections,
Tho Domestic Science club wiz fnisl
its work for the summer this month. /
- planned 20 give demonstration fo
three Saturday afternoons before dis
banding. This week Mrs. Anna Dodsol
is hostess. There win be a demonstra
tion Of tomato aspic by Mrs. J. G
strang, and Mrs. Dodson win demon
q rtrate the making OF "Food for Ia
3 Gods. a delicious dessert The demon
y strations win begin at $50 D. m. /
3 Is Especially desired that an mombers o
The club be present Saturday afternoo,
az these demonstrations.
0 The Elks and a few frienes speat Wed