The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-07

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Mrs. Jessie Fonda. whose husband was
lost In The Valencia disaster. is = former
/ Gtahrie girl. Her maidon name WAS
Jessie Wood She resided several years
on East Harrison.
Mrs. w h. Brownlee arrived IN the
city on the afternoon train from King
fisher. and wsll be here for two weeks.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. l.. f. Leach.
Mrs. BrownIee is to be honor guest at
number of pretty functions while IN
the city. 90
Mrs. Addie Blaise, Of ST. Louis. ar
rived In the city this morning on a visit
to the family Of her brother, Judge Bay
ard r. Hainer she has been visiting
her son. Gene Blaise, FOR some time al
Bartlesvne l. r., where he is now en-
gagged IN the banking business.
The following appeared IN Society
Notes" in the Washington POST Mrs
| Birt Mcclure wife of Delegate Mcclure
Of oklahoma, win receive tomorrow AT
the Raleigh. assisted by Mcsdames Cur
rier. Loudenslagar and Graft and Misses
Gilbert and Litue-
Tho happiest women in the world are
those who regard their husbands as wise
and superior bciags 20 be looked up to
as possessing more than an ordinary
amount Of knowledge. and, II they are
ever unfortunate enough 10 be disillu-
stoned they do not onjoy life half as
much
olSlahoman: Mrs. w. A. Frasicr. Of
Guthrie and her sister, Mrs 6 A. Met
calf. of Kansas city. ere the guests OF
Mrs. Oscar Htlsell arriving yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Halsell VIII proaby
give several social affairs for her
guests. including a luncheon during
their stay.
Women rarely black thch shoes often
enough. Men are almost as particular
about having theirs polished as they
are to shave daily. but women neglect
them sadly. Yet, II possible. theirs need
Il more than mems. for women's skirts
pick UP and sheG 9ore dust than do
mems trousers. shoes that are freed
and blackened daily will last three times
lenger than those which are neglected
AN'tN
The fortnlghuy session of the oriad
club was held Tuesday evening with
Miss Blanche Bennett. at her home on
East Noble avenue The members re-
sponded to roll call with "rr'as We
Would Like TO Take During Vacation.
Miss Beriha schupp gave al Interest
ing talk on "a Trlp 10 Rome" the talk
being Illustrated with Photographs. o.
the evening of the twentieth, Miss IIelcl
Grcen - hostess 20 the club.
Tho membcrs Of the F.a eiual Aid
Organization are planning for an enjoy
abio entertainment 90 be given next
Wednesday evening "a the odd Fellows
han on East Hsrrlson avenue. 4 Snort
program Of music and readings win be
given. and delightful one act farce
eatitled THE Gossip" VIII be played by
six Young ladies'. a luncheon viii be-
tcryed al the close of ihe performance
which is 10 be given under the super
vision OF Mrs. Goidstein.
The meeting of the woman's Home
/ Missionary sociey of the First Mctho-
/ dist church. this afternoon I'd the home
I OF Mrs r. O. Lyle was quite an enjoy
able anair. All young lady members OF
the church ana the queen Esther circle
4 were extended an especial invitation 90
be- present ana enjoy the hospitality Of
the hostess and the Missionary society.
February in Oklnhoma is the best
month in tho whole year for club work
I Every member OF the shake ueare club
WIS present at the Tuesday afternoon
session al the library club rooms. A
general review wis conducted of Henry
~ NJ. n. NJ. Carter read in her
usual t'he ana pleasing way paper
entitled "rhe Two PcrcyE" Next week
the club begins the study Of Henry ~
Already Invitations are our Tor a large
number OF social functions 20 be given
b. fore the season Of Lent begins. and
after Lent We are promiaed an endless
round OF dances receptions. teas aud
bridge parties. Invitations are NOW out
for the Eat home given Thussday af-
ternoon by Mesdames j. G.. Orner and
Eva Eager for this week. For next
week Mrs Charles Carpenter has Issued
Invitations for function Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. J. Hildreth entcrtains
on Tuesday. and on "Wednesday after
noon Mrs l.. n Leach has invited glests
10 meet her mother, Mri. W. a Brown
lee Of Kingisher Other announcements
WIN be made IN day or Two of parties
that are 20 be given during the re-
mainder Of me week
Among the gay occasions that afford
the hostess "a special oDpor unity f1r en-
tertainins. S. Nalentiae's day stands
out conspicuously. The custom of send
Ing valentines grew out Of a heathen
practice Of ancient Rome. and the fes-
tlyal derives a name only from the
fact that st. Valentines feast happen
ed 10 faii on the same date, February
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