The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

SUM atAA'' tlHDANA ttIU WIS ANtbtAN NrtAiAiH-
bell teachers at Central school. took
their pupils to Island PARK Tuesday az
ternoop for picnic luncheon was
served and a porgram Of music and rec
itations given by the pupils in Epworth
hall. Two street cars were chartered
and tho youngsters were given a trolley
ride over the city from to e:sO p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Lyon entertained
the Fortnightly whist club Wednesday
evening. The interior OF the residence
was prettily decorated with roses for the
occasion. A luncheon in four courses
was served az ten O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs
j. s. Lyon won the prizes. 'coring the
most points. The guests included the
club members and Mrs. Geo. McQuaid,
OF San Antonio Tex. Misses Mona Greer,
Lena Hunter and Donna Osborne. Mr.
Frank re'r and Mr.. J. J. Hndreth.
These visitors registered at Carnegie
libra-y Thursday:
c. j. 'ritus. Lonchonfu. China.
NJ r. Iulburt Guthr
Mrs. Charles Hoyt. Enid.
Miss Elsie Hobbs. Enid.
Gertrude Mennis Purcell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Beaman, Bedford.
Maine.
Mrs. Chalton veatch Seward.
Marion clayton, Independence Kas.
Mrs. Forrest Ogg. Fairfax
Miss Lavina Schumacher Navina.
Mrs. Croxton Mech, Tulsa. /. T.
The Entire Nous club and a few friends
were guests Saturday afternoon Of Mrs.
]. j. Raymaker Mrs. r. NJ Ross won
the first prize. Mrs. l.. l. Beland the
lone hand and Mrs. Il. o. Barker the
guest prize Mrs. y. p. Winton will en-
tertain the club next week. The guests
;lcluded Mesdames WI r. Brownlee OF
Kingasheri E. A. simpson, Beardton, Ar
kansas ]. Huddleston. oskaiocsa. Kas.;
J. c. Orner s. III McGinnis. E. o. Bar
ker. l. f. Leach, Jr, e. c. Milikan,
Charles Greer and Miss Anna Frosatte,
Of Youngstown Ohio.
The Cambridge club met Monday ar
ternoon with Mrs J. O. Severns, Andrew
Jacksons administration being the les
son for the afternoon. The "spoils sys
tenn" introduced while Jackson was the
nations chief executive. was discussed.
The usual half hour was devoted to cur
rent events. Miss Sara Bosworth, a
guest OF the club. read little poem that
has been widely printed in all the cur
rent magazines, regarding the proposed
desecration OF Niagara falls. by turning
the magnificent falls into another chan
mel 70 supply mechanical power. The
hostess served dainty luncheon which
she herself had prepared. The club will
meet at the library next week.
with the advent Of these warm days
q number OF the clubs are holding the
final meeting for the season with Mrs
George Biliingsley the Five Hundred
club met Thursday evening and played
the closing games OF the series arranged
for 1905.06. The hostess graclously ex-
tended an invitation to the club to be
her guests at six O'Clock dinner before
playing for the finals beg1n. IN elegant
dinner in seven courses was served. Mrs
w. M. spurlock and Mr.. Grimes won ths
prizes offered for the season, and M.S
]. B. Levy ana Mr. Grimes received ths
prizes for the evenings gdmes. Mrs. II
L. Asp was presented the guest prize
Mrs. Joe Dreyfus. OF NewlSirk. wal
among the out Of town guests.
The Acorn club observed "Kiplinf
Das' Thursday st the club rooms. Mrs
'Yenner read a sketch Of Kipling's life
ana MS. Duke read the "Reeessional.'
A discussion Of Kipling and the tone o
his work was then INDUCED in by th'
club, Mrs. Boles presenting the subjec
matter. Next week there will be NJ
meeting Of the club In the afternoon. bu
in the evening Mesdames r. b. Fergu
son. w. A. Frasier and J. r. Hamill vii
entertain the members and their hus
bands at the residence OF Mrs. Frasier
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Ferguson wi!
come down srom watonga to participate