The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs Jesse NJ. Burford. OF
wavciand Indiana. are in the city this
week. house guests Of Judge and Mrs.
J. II. Burford on East Springer avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Burford spent the winter
months in Mexico, and stopped on here l
for short visit with Judge and Mrs.
Burford while enroute home.
An old weather song wherein Il fore |
casts that red sunset means fair |
weather the next day while gray
sunset indicates rain. runs like this.
Evening red and morning gray
VIII set the traveller on his way;
But evening gray and morning red
WIN bring down rain upon his head.
lent Not Affecting Theatre.
Manager Brooks states that there has
been no appreciablc falling of In the
attendance az the theatres due TO the
advent Of Lent. This IS particularly true
OF the serious plays "Monceur Beau
caire' will undoubtedly play to a packed
house tonight. Society is interested In
the play.
Mrs. Ira Longakcrs review Of the
novel. Every Inch o King" Tuesday
afternoon before the Shakespeare club.
was one OF the most interesting num-
bers Of the kind that the club has had
the pleasure OF listening to for several
weeks Next Tuesday afternoon Acts
H. " and Y. of Henry V, will be read
and discussed.
The Womans Home Missionary society
OF tho NJ 4. Church, South. met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. J. r. Disch
The annual election Of officers was held.
resulting as follows: Mrs. Edward Nich-
OILS. president; Mrs Hawkins, vice presi-
dcnt Mrs. Olsmith, secretary; Mrs.
Gladsh treasurer Mrs. J. T.. Disch, cor
responding secretary.
The young ladies' Of st. Ahrys church
announce that a card party and musicale
viii b. given Saturday evening, March
II. at the Knights Of Columbus hall on
East Harrison avenue. The affair prom
ises TO be most delightful. The hall will
be appropriately decorated with sham
rocks and profusion OF green. tho oc-
casion being ST. Patrlck's day.
The Carlyle club held an especially en-
ioyable and printable meeting TUESDAY
afternoon with the estimable president
Mrs. j. d Williams. The lesson included
chapters six and seven OF the third book
OF Carlyle's Trench Revolution. A new
member Mrs. ]. p. Towers, was ac-
cepted. Mrs. D. NJ. Lentz is hostess to
the club at the next meeting.
The members OF the Fortnghtly Whist
club were guests Thursday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Byers, at their
rpsidepee on East Noble avenue. A
three couse luncheon was served at 1880
O'Clock. Mrs. L. A. johnson won the
lady's prize and Mr. f. b. Lucas the
gentlemans prize. Mrs. Charles Seton
end Mr. Edgar Powers won the guest
prizes.
The following visitors registered at
the Carnegie library today:
Lizzie Mckinley, Kingfisher
Edna Davis Chillicothe, No.
Harrison Sawyer, Marshall
NJ. NJ wickham. Epworth university
Oklahoma city.
c. J. Chrlstanson, Copenhagen, Den
mark
w. NJ. Luekett. Kansas City.
One OF the most thoroughly enjoyabl,
events planned for next week win b,
the st. Patricks day bah to be giver
Friday evening in the city han by th'
Fraternal Aid association. Adlers or.
ehestra has been engaged to play durinl
the evening, which insures the best o
music for the dance. me han viii b'
prettily decorated for the occasion th'
shamrock, OF course, being the foremos
figure used.
Mr. Walter c. Burdstte ard Mis-
Lillian Hartwell were married Monda!
afternoon at tho residence OF the brides
sister, Mrs; Bert Blake. Rev. w. II
Rose, OF the First Methodict churcl
performing the ceremony. The bride
wore "A pretty gown OF white silk Th'
couple wgs unattended. Mr.. and Mrs
Burdette let ON the five o'clock trail
for a short wedding trip and VIII be a
home IN Guthrie 70 their friends afte
March Is.
Ferrler- GREGG
sunday afternoon. at the home OF thI
brides parents Miss Juanita Forrie
and Mr.. Ernest Gregg were married b.
Rev r. G.. Non,ess, OF the First Chris
tian church. The wedding was qulo
affair only relatives and a few especia
friends of the young couple being pres
ent az the ceremony The young coupl
viii be az home in pretty cottag
al l0ll East Harrison avenue after m
l5tr
hr. and Mrs Stewart Briggs wer
here from Oklahoma city Sunday visit
ms friends. Mrs Briggs was formerl
Miss Ethel Ogle Of this city and durin