The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-27

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Miss onie HnIesman, wAo has becn
here from Gushing for week. the guest
Of Misses winnis and Dcssa Matchett.
won't TO hulhail on the Saturday after
neon train.
Mrs Aiva J. Niles is here from Per-
~ for n few days this week. visiting
home folks. while the captain Is In Grant
and Woods counties. looking after busi-
ness interests.
The ladies OF the G. A. r. announce
public installation Of officers on Fri
day nlght. A spiendid program has been
prepared and an ejoyable time Is antici-
pated by the members Of the order and
their friends.
The present wee has been busy one
socially. tho tide OF events for the new
year being at It's flood. Tuesday nights
opening Of San Toy. at tho Brooks thea
tire was attended by more than the usual
coterie Of comic opera seers
Miss Amy Brooks left Thursday az
ternoon for her home In Oklahoma City,
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. w. A..
Frasier. Alss Brooks was guest OF
honor at a number Of pretty social af-
fairs during the weexs she has been In
the city.
The president OF the W. C. T. u. re-
quests that 1t be announced in these
columns that there will be no meeting
Of the organization this week because
OF the all day missionary rally Friday,
at the First Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs Tell w. walton. Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Walton and daughter.
Genevieve and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wal
ton were members OF party that oc-
oupied seats In the parauet circle at
the Brooks last night, witnessing the
production Of san Toy"
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Fenner: OF New
port, New York, spent wednesday In
the city visiting Mrs Frank Dalo. To
gether with Mr.. and Mrs. Olds, Of the
same place, the party Is enroute to Pas
edena. California, where they expect 10
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Van Petten. are
planning to move within a few weeks,
TO Ralston, where Mr.. Van Petten, has
successful business interests. Mrs ~
V. Van Petten, and accomplIhed young
daughter Miss Grace. are here from
Pond creek, visiting them, for the re-
mainder Of the week.
MI and Mrs. w. II. coyle and attrac-
tive young daughter, Miss lone. are
planning 10 leave in a day or two for
an extended and enjoyable winter trip.
They expect 10 travel through Tennes-
see and the southern states and return
to Guthrie by the way Of New York and
Chicago.
Rev. Ira l.. Holbrook came up from
Oklahoma City on the afternoon train
Tuesday. bringing his baby boy. who
was taken this morning 20 Winfield.
Kas., BY AIRS. l.. J. Parker. Rev. Hol-
brooks parents win care for the lit
he fellow until he becomes large enough
to be with his father.
Miss Lou strang entertained at cards
Monday afternoon. for Miss Amy Brooks
or oklahoma City. The parlors were
prettily decorated with bouquets OF cut
flowers. Mrs Henry Thompson won the
first prize. Miss Louise Smith. OF Ponca
City, the guest prize and Mrs !. B.
Levy the consolation.
Il has been decided to postpone the
Domestic Science club demonstration
announced for Saturday afternoon. TO be
given by Mrs. c. NJ Barnes and Mrs. c.
r. Peck. for another week, and meet at
the library saturday afternoon. AIRS l.
w. Baxter will conduct the lesson. Sub
ject, 'Flesh. Fish and Fowl"
The Domestic Science club met satur-
day afternoon at the library club rooms.
The lesson was ''The Preparation and
Correct Ways OF Cooking Eggs" Mrs.
L. w. Baxter conducted the discussion.
This week the club meets with Mrs. c.
a. Barnes. A demonstration OF char
Iotte russo win be given by Mrs. Barnes
and Mrs. c. Il. PeeS.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
First Presbyterian church entertained
about seventy-dve guests Wednesday
evening az the spacious home Of Mrs.
NJ. T.. Morris. 32l North Broad street.
most dellghtfully at q nook social %
Miss Edith Scott. won the prize. huge
bouquet Of pink and white carnations in
the guessing contest A three course
luncheon was served.
Miss Nelle Rpnyan was a house guest
over Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
r. Fruin. at coyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Fruin
are entertaining a coterie of guests from
Northern Michigan this week. AR. Lon
careher. Mr.. Melville Fullerton and AR,