The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-14

cold IL WAS thought best 10 postpone the
meeting for another week
Miss Sallie Morton. OF tho Morton
Permenter millinery store. has gone to
St Louis and the eastern cities to pur-
chase the advance spring millinery stock
for the store. White away Miss Morton
viii also visit for few days with home
folks in Illinois.
Miss Lena Lewis camc over from Coylc
today to be here until Friday morning,
/ the guest of Miss Ethel Kerr. MISS
Lewis will be honor gaest at theatre
party the younger set are planning for
Thursday night. whel "'rhc Wizard Of
or plays at the Brooes.
Mrs. Charles Pond VIII issue invita-
uons for an "at home affair for Tues
day afternoon February 27 Mrs. Pond
always gives such thoroughly enjoyable
affairs that this announcement OF her
party Cor the 27th will be read with
pleasure by her many friends.
Tha Ladies circle OF the O.. a. II. viii
meet at the residence Of Mrs. Merriek
419 East Villas avenue. Thursday after
noon at o'clock. a good program has
been arranged.
MRS. c. w. GILBERT. Pres.
MRS. s MATHIS Sec.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Speed go to
Oklahoma City In the morning 10 bo
week end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Den-
mia T. Flynn. Among the pretty cour-
tesies extended them while IN the city
viii be dinner party given Friday ev.
ening By the Flynns Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry OverhoIser entertaining the en-
tire party later In their box at the
theatre TO see ''The Wizard OF Oz."
which plays there that evenlng.
The following visitors registered at
the Carnegie library today;
B. r. Boggs. whukomis
J. L. Campbell. watonga.
b. NJ Woodbridge, Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r W. Cole, Columbia
Okla ~ ..I.ss
CeoTg, r. Doss, Yukon
J. w. Sparks. Ames.
I !. 8, Lowell, waukomis.
i ]. II. Hamilton. Falls. si4,
Mrs T. A. Thomas, Norman.
BESSIE wsllls Glencoe.
william Rogers. Medford.
) Mrs ID. Lowe, III Reno. ~
Mrs. Bogardus, wrchlta, Kas.
Mrs. Fred Caywood. wichita, Kas.
+, r. E Morse, w,lukomis,
william. o Williams. Watonga-
r. l.. lIoge Glencoe.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. J. Healy. Muscatine,
Iowa.
A.rs. j. A. MayhalL Louisville, Ky.
Women's clubs were organized origi-
} nally for SELF culture This was the
only sort of organisation permitted or
/ CONSISTENT with womans sphere" less
: than half a century ago. Sixteen years
j ago. after much hard work and opposi-
J tion. not the least % which was from
/ the conservative wonon themselves a
national organization was erected, and
+, since then the altrulstic work has gone
r forward amazingly The state organi1a-
/, tiOn has strengthened the women
b movement materially, aud gradually me
p, woman's club has become power that
3, is not realized by the majority OF the
, women themselves.
Very few clubs have held regular
, meetings this week because Of the un-
= pleasant weather The first real touch
= OF winter weather has been experiences
: this weea Apparently old Boreas wai
b determined to put a damper on the en-
? thnsasm Of the thiniy clad little tyranl
Cupid. Notwithstanding the keen wind
= however the many social functions tha
+ have been announced for this week arr
= all being given as scheduled and arr
b largely attended. number Of visitlni
2 natrons in The city adds much 20 M
q pleasure Of the affairs. Mrs Hildrethi
Z ..a,-le. ~ uurffea fruaedav for her hOusi