The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-03

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about Tie middle Of February
Mrs. Antrim. who has been here for
B. Lille has gone to Texas. where she
will spend the winter months
Miss Louise smith, Of Lexington. Mo-,
who has heen visiting Miss Ida Niblacx,
left Monday afternoon for Ponca
city where she win visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Parker were
here wednesday evening from Enid, Wis
lting Mr. and Mrs. Percy c. simons and
attending the production Of "A Pair Of
Pinss" at The Brooks theatre.
Guthrie society has a right to feel
proud OF Prof Adlers cultured and tall
cntcd orchestra. as their renditlons for
dances. theatre and receptions are Of
the highest type Of musical art.
Mrs. Mary Hart is in Kansas city FOR
a few days this week. Her niece. a
prominent young lady from Central.
Ohio. will return with her and spend the
remainder OF the winter IN oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Walton and little
daughter. Florence Louise. came over
from Crescent City Sunday afternoon and
saw Mildred Holland in "The Lily and
the Prince" IN the evening at the
Brooas.
Mrs. c. NJ Barnes was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon at very enjoyable
one O'Clock luncheon, the guests being
invited TO meet Mrs. Frank Frantz. Mrs.
NJ l.. Turner OF Oklahoma City. was
the out OF town guest.
A meeting ~ the executive board Of
the city edcration Of women's clubs Is
announced for Saturday afternoon at the
library club rooms. for three O'Clock.
Mrs W. A. Frasier. the newly elected
president, win preside.
The Shakespeare club met Monday af-
ternoon at the library club rooms and
hold a most profitable session A gen-
eral review OF Henry " was conducted
by the club president Act Nv was also
taken up in detail and studied.
Mr.. and Mrs F. o. Lutz left sun
day afternoon for an extended eastern
trip. Mr. win visit New York and the
big market cities Of tho East while
Mrs. Lutz visits In Kansas city, return
ing home In about three weeks.
Miss Mary f. Lawson. OF III Reno, Ia
here today whiting Miss Alma Carson.
and looking over the course of study for
/ the city schools. Miss Lawson Is a pop
ular instructor in the III Reno schools,
having charge OF the grammar depart
ment.
Mr.. OrVllle @. Franiz, private secro-
tary to Governor Frants his mother
Mrs. Frantz and MRS. Frank Frantz
occupied parcuet circle seats wednes-
day night at the Brooks. witnessing the
performance OF "A Pair OF Pinks," pre-
seD.ed by West and yoxes and Marga-
, ret paly Yokss.
Below follows the program slven
Thursday afternoon at the library elue
rooms By tho Acorn club members;
Response to roll call-ouotatlons from
Scott
Paper-"The Personality OF Sir Wal
ter scott'-Mrs. ]. h. Hamill.
Conversation woverly Novels,
led by Mrs, Don Carlos Smith.
Word has reached here OF the mar.
riage OF ''zack' Miller. Of the famous
lOl ranch. and Miss Maybelle Petty
john. OF Red Rock Texas. The marriage
Is said TO have been the sequel TO an
elopement. Miller scorning the oonven-
tionalties IN such affair. They have
gone TO Mexico for the honeymoon.
The Kimona club spent a thoroughly
enjoyable afternoon Wednesday. with
Miss Ruby MeNeaL There was one
guest. Mrs. Jack Morris Miss Jessie
sampsell won the first prize and Mrs.
Henry THOMPSON tho consolation. Next
wednesday afternoon Miss Alice Woods
will entertain the club
Through an oversight the report Of the
surprise party given Friday afternoon
by the members OF the Etude club for
Mrs. Horace Reed wns overlooked.
About tweny-f ave members Of the club
attended the affnir. which was one Of
the most pleasurablo events Of the week
The afternoon was spent solving mu-
steal conundrum.
Following Is the program given Friday
afternoon az the residence Of Mrs. Geo
Dawson by the members OF the Etude
club.
Life and biography OF Greg,
Chorus practice
Biography s. Smith
Plano soo--Mlss Edna Gray
Vocal solo-Aliss Maude Goodrich.
Piano solo--airs c. b. Hin.
Mrs C. ~ Rambo writes most interest
ing letters from Phoenix. Arizona,
where she IS with her son Clayton, who
went there hoping that the climate
would improve his health Mrs. Ram-
DO saws the climate Is delightful. and
that they are having thoroughly en-
/ ioyable Time Her sons health IS al
ready much improved and they viii re-
turn home in about three weeks.
Tn social sensation .or inc year devci-
/ oped last night az a reception given by
/ Mrs. r. J. CocSren Ia honor OF Mr and
Mrs. Claude Rorer when DR. Montsom-
cry, a prominent physician Of the city,
and Miss Edyth Mckay, one q the so