The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-12

during thc evening" the prizes being won
by Mrs. WIN Rejahl and Mrs. c. r.
Peck.
Mrs. J. j. Boles leaves next week for
weAtherford to st'md a week with her
daughter. Miss Lillian At the close OF
the term at the normal school. MISS
Koles viii 60 to Chicago 60 take post
graduate course in music.
Mrs L. l. Deland has for house guests
this week her sister. Mrs. w y. Hud-
dleston, Of OsSaloosa, Bas.. and Mrs r
D. simpson, OF Beardton Ark Mr. Be
lands brother. Air John Beland of
Beardton, is also a guest.
Miss Sara Bosworth, Mrs. n. NJ Car
ter's guest. honored the meeting Of the
Shakespeare club Tuesday afternoon with
her presence. The lesson Included the
reading and discussion Of the nrst and
second books Of Henry VI
The Domestic Science club met SAT-
urday afternoon with Mrs. j c lsohus,
on East Springer avenue a lobster sal
E. Nl 0HllhNNhlANANA Ntt- hAfNAA ~ AAt~- 49,
c. Hart. Mrs. L. IL Lohr an6 Mrs Eva
Eager The meeting this week Win be
( held az the lihrgry club rooms.
Invitations are ont for the FIRST OF the
series OF dances TO be given this summer
az Electric park pavilion, on Friday ey-
oning May IS. The elite Of the neigh
boring towns have been invited to attend
ana It Is the purpose OF the PARK man
slgement to make this fist dance partic-
ularly enjoyable. Adlers orchestra viii
play
At the session Of the Acorn club Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Robert Ramsay sang
very sWeetly a soprano arrangement Of
Tenrysons Crossing the Bar" She al
so conducted the review OF In Memo
riam" MIS- Lloyd Morris prepared an
interesting paper on the friendship OF
Iallem and Pennyson. Mrs. r. Clever
don OF saltwater. was the club guest
Mrs ]. j. Raymaker IS hostess sat
urday afternoon 70 the members Of tho
Entire Nous clubs
The Guthrie Glass and China company
IS showing a nice limo OF souvenir plates
that are just the thing for card party
prizes. The plates are manufactured ct
the thinnest Dresden china ana have
sceres from the parks, pictures Of pub
lie buildings. the library the Masonic
temple and other Interesting places IN
and adjoining the city proper. When
looking for something novel to give for
prizes the ladies Of Guthrie arc asked e
call aud look at these plates.
The following visitors registered at
the Carnegie library Tuesday;
W. III. Loahy, concordia, Kas.
v. B. Hagan. ST. Paul, MINI
Catherine connors. st. Joseph's aeade-
my
Lulu DOW. Pond Creek.
G. w. schlegel Chandler.
Miss Cora Van Duyn III Reno.
Mabel y Wells saltwater.
Alr. ana Mrs. w. o Collins, Slnghshor
Edna Wells seward
Myrtle Johnson, Meridian.
The executive committee Of The CIT
Federation OF womens clubs met sat
urday M crnoon at tho club rooms. TN
occasion being the regular monthly ses
sion. Recommendation were made 70
changes in the duties Of the officers q
the Cleb. The recommendations wi
: he considered at the next quartsrl
meeting az the federation in july. Gre
deniials were also arranged for the dele
gates and aEernates from the Guthri
clubs who leave the last of the month I
luttcnd the biennial convention Of wa
mems clubs al ST. Paul.
The capacity of the Ell1s club room
was taxed Wednesday evening TO as
commodate the large crowd that gath
cred there at the Gloss Of she musical
{, ana reception for the visiting pharma
, cists at the Masoue temple IL is est
+, mated that fully one hundred couple
/ danced the opening number Of the pr
/, gram. There were. IN addition 70 q
dancers fully seventy-fve Of the mol
4, s,said aud elderly ones who came 10 loe
on ana chaperone their young cbars'
u home Punch WAS served during q
!, evening. Al ten O'Clock a tvs couri
buffet luncheon was served Adier's o
IN chostra furnished music for the occasio
The dance was given under the auspic
AZ AN' A'NtN IN"A Aftft@N' ftf'"
y assisted hy me gallant Elks.
BE- particularly pleasant meeing Of q
We Cambridge club was held Monday ate
n noon al the home OF Mrs. Frank Dal
10 in West Guthrie. The lesson included
D. study Of the administration q Andre
jackson. followed by an hours dlsenssi'
Of current event topics. Miss sara 30
. worth WAS the guest OF the club al
gave q short talk on the social life
Mexico. Miss Bosworth spent sever
years Ia that fascinating country al
her reninisccneee were decidedly q
most pleasureable part Of the afte
noons program The parlors were r.
grant wsth the perfume ffom many ho
Quets o. pretty spring Roses ana IA 4
dining room the hostess served an e