The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31
GENERAL FEDERATION woMEN's cLvss i'Os.iscS.
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GENERAL FEDERATION o
President. Mrs. Sara s. Piatt Decker.
1860 Sherman Ave. Denver. Colorado.
First vice President. Mrs. Philip N
Moore. si25 LaFafette Ave. ST. Louis,
Missouri
Second Vice President. Mrs. May Al
den Ward 2s1 Dartmouth ST.. Boston.
Massachusetts,.
Recording Secretary. Mrs. John Dick
lnson Sherman. tel4 Lake Ave. Chicago,
Illinois.
Corresponding Secretary. Miss Louisa
b. PoppenheIm, 81 Meeting st.. Charles
ton. South Carolina.
Treasurer. Mrs. Percy v. Pennypacker.
2sos whitis Ave, Austin. Texas.
Auditor. DR.. Sarah II, Kendall. The
Arcade Seattle. Washington.
PROSPECTUS.
Thursday.
Acorn club win hold last meeting OF
season at library club rooms.
4 Mrs. Charles Filson is hostess In after
noon to Acorn club.
Dance in evening at Electric park.
Friday.
j Mrs r. l. Beland. AIS East Harrison
avenue. is hostess in afternoon to Entire
Nous club.
Miss Hasar's piano pupils give recital
in evening.
Domestic Science club meets in af-
temoon at club rooms.
Mrs. c. c. Knelsly has returned from
pleasant visit at Davenport, Iowa.
Miss Elizabeth McNeal is entetaining
this week Mrs. Bayslnger, OF Woodward.
Miss Jennie Petersen has gone to Ger
ra Gordo, H.. to visit relatives and
friends.
Little Miss Banks Hughes went to Ed
n,ond this morning to visit her grand
parents.
Mrs u. c. Guss has returned from q
pleasant visit with Mrs. Henry Lasser
at El Reno.
Mrs. Frank Mcclure and two sons
have gone 70 Missouri where they vii
visit until fail.
Miss Edna Reynolds has gone TO st
! Joe. Mo. to spend several weeks visit
Ing friends and relatives.
Executive committee city Federation
Of Women's clubs meets In afternoon a
three o'clock al library club rooms.
The tickets for the Moon Queen" ar,
on sale by the school children, also a
wallaoe's drug store. Children l5c, ad
ulis 25c
The w. c. r. u. viii meet tomorrow
at D. m. with Mrs. l.. II. Matchett
fun attendance is desired, as arrange
ments win be made for Flower Mission
o day.
d There will be a noted gathering her
e June s, when the sun Evening star,
e Morning Breeze" and Rainbow NEE
IS to crown the Moon" queen Of the uni
g verse.
MT and Mrs. a. u. Clark left thi
:, morning FOR two weeks camping tri
y :, along the ArSansas river. They start o
the jaunt from Skedee. whee the suppl
- station win be maintained.
N Mrs Tell Walton left this mornin
Ib for Burden. Kas.. where she will spen
y he summer with relatives. Mr.. walto
( and their son. Noel left today also. an
Il viii go TO Hugo, l. r.. for a few months
d, Misses Cathryn ana cssie Cassidy er
le tertained the Kimona club Wednesda
NJ afternoon. Miss Elizabeth McNeai wa
a the prize at euchre. The club gnes
$. were Mrs. BaysngoT, Of Woodward. az
b. Mrs. Jack Morris
There will be meeting OF the execl
- tive committee Of the CITY tederauc
fa Of womens clubs Saturday afternoon
: Carnegie library club rooms, az o. cloc
MRS W. a. FRAsIER
fi MISS ALMA CARSON, Presideu
20 secretary
The KaItonspiel club was entrrtain'
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. o. II. r
gan Mrs. j. NJ. Brooks won the far
~ prize and Mrs. T.. +. Leach, Jr. q
p lone hand. The guests Included lir
ry FranK Dale. Mrs. r. o. Lutz Mrs. A.
~ Huston. Mrs. e. c. Millkan and Nj
Bertha schupp.
a most elaborate card party was 81
en by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iassen We
nesday night in honor of Mr and Nj
Il. John A. MASTERS Who have made
= arrangements 20 leave III Reno al
~ make their home IA Shenandoah. Low
About l50 took advantage Of the ki
% invitation. and the spacious rooms We
re hlned with the happy guests until an
be the midnight hour. Mrs. Lassen was d
,r sisted IN receiving the guest by Ar. a
fn> Mrs. Masters, Mrs. Guss Of Guthrie a
An lothers.-Ei Reno Democrat.
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hei FOR Miss Ashton.