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

dance was given at the Elks' cid han
this week. An especial effort win be
mnde 10 have the dance next week par
ticniariy pleasant as this win close the
series OF dances given under Miss Dun
hams direction until fall.
The Modern woodmen announce a
dance for Thursday evening at the pavii-
ion In Electric park, complimentary to
the visitors who win be in the city that
evening It IS desired that as many
Guthrie people az possible attend this
dance and greet the visiting woodmen
and their families.
4 These little friends were guest OF Mlss
Florence Dolcater Friday afternoon at
the celebration OF her fifth birthday
Misses Valentine Sherwood. Lila sher-
wood Blanche Cooper, Phyllis Cafpen1
ter, Do-othy DetricS. Milic Detricx and
Maste- Ivan Sherwood. Charles Carpen-
-ter and Robert Mulilan.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. McNeal and daugh-
ters, Misses Elizabeth and Ruby and
Adjutant General and Mrs. A. J. Niles
are spending the week on Skeleton creek
fishing and enjoying the pleasure OF
camping out. II pleasant weather is ex-
perienced. tho party will not return 20
the city until the end Of the week.
Miss Alma Carson, principal at Cen
trail school, announces for Wednesday
afternoon that the pupils win have on
exhibition display Of art. paintings and
other work An invitation is extended
TO the parents and members OF the board
Of education to visit the school rooms
that afternoon ana inspect the exhibit.
Miss Mabel Herring, Of Kansas City,
who has been the guestof Mrs. f. B.
Lucas for several weeks, left Monday af-
ternoon for her home. Miss Herring Is
among the most popular OF the young
ladies who visit IN the city and has been
the recipient Of many charming social
courteese- Curing her visit in Guthrie.
Oklahoman. Mr.. Orville Frantz Of
Guthrie. who acted as starter at the in
tercollegiate field meet at Colcord parl
Friday afternoon. took a party OF pretty
high school girls out as his guests. II
the party were Misses Marguerite Grant
Evaline Ragon. Matte Harrell. Mars
Hafrell and their friend. Miss lnnii
Russell Hopkins. OF St. Louis
Mrs. Charles Cunningham IS vlsltinl
! relatives in collinsviile /. T. Mr.. Gun.
ningham win leave next week for tha
place overland In his automobile. an,
Mrs. Cunningham will return home will
him. They are anticipating a most pleas
ant return trip and expect to spen,
some time fishing and occasionally
camping out while en.oute to Guthrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Longaker have pur
chased the Fred Dolcater residence prop
erty on the corner Of Logan avenue am
oak street. and viii move their house
hold goods IN about the first OF tn
month. II is pleasantly located. at
| tractively arranged residence, and vii
make an ideal home. The LongaNer
win remodel and redecorate the interior
The following visitors registered a
the Carnegie library Wednesday.
Mrs. Wood Wright ST. Joseph, aio.
r. w. Harper. Altus.
J. w. Gill. Enid.
Miss Mamie Hndebrand, Madill. !. 7
Rev. and Mrs. p. e. Hall. Walker. Ia
Miss Ida Harvey. Marysyille Mo.
J. A. Bishop, Wichita.
Mrs. II. C. Temple entertained a 60
terie OF friends with week end flinc
party at her home in West Guthrie. com
plimentary to Miss Carrie Schultz. T
guests Included Mrs. A. A. voris. Mr.
v. A. Jones, Misses Frances Arthur. Ju
liet Arthur, Maude Moon, Addie Barna
by, MIS-. DAVIS. Messrs. Ora Dawson.