The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-24
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
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Wednesday.
Carlyle club meets IN afternoon with
Mrs Charles Greer.
Christian Tcndeavor society OF tho First
Presbyterian church gives Book So
ciai' at the residence OF Mrs. NJ. T.
Morris. a2i North Broad street. in tho
evening.
In the afternon and evening Mrs. J.
r. cottinEham entertains at cards for
Mrs. WI 8. CottinRham, OF Kansas
City.
breads meet in evening with Miss
Blanche Bennett at l2i East Noble
avenue.
Thursday.
Acorn club meets In afternoon with
Mrs cassius r. Peck
Friday.
Afternoon Euchre club meets with
Mrs Eva Eager.
Miss Hagar gives, pupils recital in
evening.
Saturday.
Domestic Science club meets In af-
ternoon at library club rooms, Mrs. 1.
w Baxter conducting the lesson. Sub
ject. Fish, Flesh and Fowl"
Little Miss Vera Dewitt who has been
III for several days, is reported con-
valescenE
Mrs. II. c. Nicholson, IS here from
Perry for a few days. visiting Mrs. Frank
II. Greer.
Mrs. Addie II5mrighous returned this
morning from a several days visit In
Oklahoma City
The breads meet this evening with
Miss Blanche Bennett for "A social sesv
sion. The evening will be spent infor-
mally with cards and music.
Mrs Alya ]. Niles is here from Per-
ry for few days this week, visiting
home folks. while the captain Is in Grant
and Woods coupties. looking after busi-
ness interests.
The president Of the w c. 7. u. re-
quests that It be announced In these
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OF the organization this week because
OF the all day missionary rally Friday,
at the First Christian church.
Mr. and Mrs Tell w Walton. Mr..
and Mrs. clyde Walton and daughter.
Genevieye. ana Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wal
ton were members OF party that oc-
cupied seats Ia the parauet circle at
the Brooks last night. witnessing the
production OF San Toy"
;
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. II. Coyie ana attrac.
tive young daughter. Miss lone ars
planning 20 leave In a day or two foi
, an extended and. enjoyable winter trip
I They expect 10 travel through Tennes
see and the southern states and return
to Guthrie by the way OF New York ans
Chicago.
} Rev. Ira l. Holbrook came up from
Oklahoma City on the afternoon trail
Tuesdag. bringing his baby boy, VIII
Yves taken this morning 70 Winfield
Kas.. by Mrs. l.. J. Parker. Rev. Hol
brooks parents viii c-re for the lit
tie fellow untn he becomes large enousl
- - "-Ne% -" ~o1t~Af
While out driving yesterday afternoon
with her mother -in-law, csrs. Helm
Braun had an exciting experience. o
= which. happily. there were no seriou
remiits. The horse became frightene'
and becoming uncomfortable, began 4
! run away. Both ladies' jumped from m
buggy and escaped unhurt. The hors
WAS captured ana returned 10 tho laaie
before he haa Injured the carriage.
Governor and Mrs Frank Frantz an
. Secretary and Mra. Charles Filson occu
pied parquet circi- aais Tuesday night
witnessing the produciiss o. "san Toy
az the Brooks. Mrs. Frantz wore a pfet
" gown Of Alice blue crepe De chins
I. with lace and satin trimmngH Mr.
Fiison was becomisgly gowned In
: stylish champagne cloth with siI1 trim
mings Of light shade. and amethys
velvet pipings.
. The Tuesday afternoon meeting 81 IN
; Shakespeare club at the library ciu
2 rooms was largely attended and was a.
! enioyabla one. Ara Tell w Walto
? conducted the less IN a most able an
: entertaining way. Mrs Ira Longake
> prepared the ouesiioas on the sqcon
z part Of Act ~. Henry ~ that adde
4 much 70 the pleasure Of the meeting
y Next week the club win take up Act Y
z and win review all Of tie four Dreced
4 ing acts IN the second part.