The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

in the city since Friday paying an official
visit to the local lodge, went TO Ana
darko Sunday
The Ladies Social circle Of tbs First
Presbyterian church spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. G. + Peck There
was business session flowed by the
- stsis.E.aa
Secretary Filson lefi o1 the afternoon
train wednesday 10 meet srs Fison and
their son Theodore. WHO win return
home the FIRST OF next week from a pleas
ant vacation trip ttlough ehe North.
Mrs. W W. COX retured Thusday
from saltwater where she accom-
panied her sister Miss Marguerite
Prince. who enrolled in tho A aud NJ coll
iege there for the fan and winter term.
Mr. and M7s r. S. Martin have re-
moved to this city from Hardy wita their
daughter in orJer that The excellent
, school facilities here MAJ be taken ad-
vantage OF in the education Of the iaugh-
J ter.
Nns. Don c. Smith hd handsome
little son. Master Don Carlos a.. are
home from Minnesota whore they spent
the summer months M Smith at
tended IN ebi-ennial convention OF the
/ National Federation Of Womens clugs
while IN ST. Paul.
-. ~, t- ,,t... t. h.e
been here this week a guest Of tho l.. l.
Belands. left Thursday for her home,
Mrs Best was among the out-ofrtown
guests IN attendance at the wed ling OF
her brother NJ John Beland, TO Miss
Stella Raymaker wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs j. y. Be.dles wa leave
Palmer Lake. colorado. next Tuesday
for Guthrie The Beadl,s have sum-
mer cottage near Palmer Lake and al
ways spend their vacation there. going
10 the resort with the advent OF the
fret warm days In July and remaining
until autumn.
Mr. and Mrs, wniam n, Dressendorf-
err OF Springfield. H. WHO have been
here this week the guests OF NJ. and
Mrs. w. j. Doerfler, LETT Thursdas
evening for their home ThSy came
here TO attend the wedding Wednesday
mo-ning OF their son r chard 10 Miss
Edna Reynolds.
The session OF the Shakespeare clut
I Tuestky afternoon was particularly
pleasant. MIS- Ed Walton led the meet
ing. The Lesson included a review o.
the last act OF the second part OF Henry
VI Next week the FIRST act of part third
viii ho studied MIS-. ST. ley wii pre-
pare the questions ana lead the lesson
The Kaueusplel club Inged wodnes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Pred $ Barde
MIS-. j. g. Hodus won th hrst prize and
Mrs W. r. Hodge the second. IN,
guests were Alesdines D.. ~ Bsadi2s
Galen crow r. 6 Van Duvn j. w Nc
. Neal j G.. Jamison and r. Y. carlin
3 Miss Helen G.een is hottess Is The or.
gnniation next week
a Jolly party OF young people spen
Thnrsday nshiag at wigiams grove
b They returned late in thc evening hav
, ing spent "A most ENJOYABLE day. Th'
party Included Misses Wlunie and Dessi
Matchett Comda Olds. Linda and Eva
- Gregory and Messss Eden Pyle. Edwin
, Nichols. Firman Curswen and Fred Law
a SON. OF Denver Colorado.
NJ and Mrs r A. johnson han rev
o. frleuds in 10 spend the evening infor
a mally. Monday complimentary 20 NJ
n Henry Norman. OF oalah ma city, VIII
q is the guest for few days this week o
Orvnle Franiz. Whist was played. IN
guests included Misses Gertude am
Louise Pattlson. Hedwig Braun M. aal
n Mss Galen Crow Mr. Frcntz p- A. c
4 Render and IA M satecost
The following visitors registered thi
week at Carnegie library a. A. Ailen.h
u, Reno: A. j. Breconmb A~xansas city
. j. W-ibur Brown. Coye. T. Schwart
4 Modfo7d; Mary N Moss. Topeka; Jose
! pidne Gray saltwater; Ore FNiltor
Ripley; J. W Hayden, Columet +
Brewer El Reno; ~ s Notle, Ida Grove
Iowa: Mrs Thomas " Ludlow Kiol. NJ
q and Mrs. W. A. Freeman, Wellston.
y Mrs D. r. Pright Independence. Mrs
N smaNey Wichita. kansas; Leona Lewii
r. Coyle Flo-a Whiteford Ramari Mo
In ~ Drunken. tarber J. III. Jones
Pawnee; Mrs. r. b. King , awton; J. v
"a Hayden. Calumet; Orel Fulton, Ri2eg
y Miss josephine Gray, saltwater; Laur
= Schwartz. Medford; a. J. B-escomb Al
> kousas city; Mary A. Moss. Topeka
Gusiave Frefking, concoidia, 40.
T. Mr and Mrs. James Hephurne ,pteI
10 tained q few friends Thursday ewiain