The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-28

RhAioihidS pitSeHl from Hef uncle IN /
Florida, crate Of fine Spanish Red !
pine apples.
Open House for New Years Day.
Mrs. Frank Frantz, Ms John Hen
ry Burford, Mrs. Chai Henry Fill |
son, will receive their gentlemen
friends on New Years day. at the
home of the latter between the hours
two and five, at 321 North First
street. The following ladies' have been
requested to assist: Mrs. Bird s. Nc
fGuire. Washington; Mrs Cash Cade.
Shawnee; Mrs. Jake Hamon. Lawton
Mrs. Vernon Whiting, Enid. Mrs. Roy
Hoffman, Chandler: Mrs. Frank Dale.
Mrs. Joe Norris, Mrs James Cotting-
ham, Mrs. Henry Asp, Mrs u. O Bar
ker, Mrs. w II. Gray, Mrs. j. p Wir
ton. Mrs. Mack Norris Mrs CharlCV
Kneisley, Mrs John Embry, Mrs. G.
M. Barnes, Mrs. j. H. Cotteral Mrs
w. A. Frasier, No invitations have
been issued except outside the cry.
The ladies hope TO meet al tneir gen
tlemen friends of Guthrie at this time
A pleasant surprise was given
Mr. Frank Burford Christmas night
by his friends as the home of his pa
rents on Springer avenue. The follow
ing young people attended: Miss
Helen Green, Miss Lena Hunter, Miss
Lillian Boles, Miss Camp Mesdames
Ben Hegler, Jr., ana Burns Hegler.
The gentlemen included Mr.. Fred
Green, Mr. Orville Farquharson, Mr..
Tibbitts, Mr. Burns Hegler. Mr. Ben
Hegler, Jr The evening was passed
with cards. Miss Boles and Mr.. Tib-
bits being the winners. At eleven
o'clock Mrs. Bgrford served three
course luncheon. Mr.. Frank Burford
is now located at Tulsa and this re-
union OF old friends served to en-
hance the pleasure OF his homecom-
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brass are in the
city from Seward.
There will likely he no open
houses" New Years. The custom has
gone out of style. Last year Guthrie
was the only town i'm the west which
kept up the custom. The w. G. Il. U.
kicks on open houses. Oklahoma
City Post. The above taken from the
Post yesterday neglected to receive
proper credit. The item is not cor
rect; many Other towns kept open
houses" last year.
Visitors registering at Carnegie IL
brary TODAY are as follows f. Fan
sher, Edmond; Opal Fauser, Sabetha
Kansas; V. M. Newman, oklahoma
City; Mrs f. b. King, Lawton; S. f.
Jones. Codwater; c. r. Trout, Car
men; c. c. Martin, Dina, Mo. Mary
Carmalina, Dina, Mo, and NJ A. Long,
Coyle.
Mr. and Mrs. f. B. King returned
TO Lawton this morning after a short
visit in the city with Mrs. Kings pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Shearer at 1923
East College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Ray of Shaw
nee are in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lands.
Mrs j. p. O'Donnell and children
returned last evening from few
weeks visit in Galveston, Texas, with
relatives.
Elks have issued cards: Guthrie Lodge
No. 426. b. p. o. Elks "At Home"
Tuesday evening" Janeary lst, 1907
Dancing.
Mrs. Edgar Powers entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon in honor Of
Miss lone COyle. Miss Jessie Sampsel
won first prize and Mrs. Jack Morris
the consolation. An elaborate luncheon
was served during the afternoon. The
tests were: Mesdames Coylo, jock
Morris. George Willis, Bamford Hen
ry Thompson, ~ Melville Carter
Misses lone Coyle. Schneu, Rhodes,
Sampsel Ruby McNell, Elizabeth Me
Neal Cassidy Katherine Cassidy,
Bess Strang of Pittsburg. Penn, Lon
Strang Fay Grissel and frankie Curl.
Mrs p o. Douglas was hostess yes
terday at an elaborate reception given
in honor of her guests, Mrs r. A.
Beer Of Ksnsas. and Mesdames j. =.
TAFT and G.. l.. TAFT of Washington,
ID. G. The horse was handsomely dec
GRATED In carnations, ferns and pottcd
plants. Delightful music was rent
cred during the reception Mrs.
Douglas was assisted ia receiving by
Mesdames Knelsley Ramsay, Hughec,
Cottingham and Boles.
Dainty refreshments Of ice cream,
cake, coffee mints and salted almonds
We're served and Miss Lillian Bolcs
and Miss Bess Gano graci0usly pre-
sided over tho pinch bowl
Those present were: Mesdamos
Abel. Arnold Asp, Askew Bardc,
Barker, Barnes. Beades, Beamer
Bgers. Bierer, Charles Rillingsley Liz
zie Billngsley Boles Henry Braun,
Heinz Eraun Bronson BamfOrd. Car
ter. Burke. Chester. Carlin, Cockrnm
Cottingham, Coyle, Grow. Cunning
ham. Dale, Duke. Farquharson. Fegan
Fison. Frantz, FIaisei. Furrow. Gray
Greer, Grimes, Hamill J. II. Havig.
horst, Herod. Hlldfeth, Hixon. John.