The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-11

East Noble avenue.
Mrs r. IT, Guer S. concaiescing most
from the effects Of the
centlpcdc bite which she received Mon
day morning Other than tho severe
shock TO her nerves no ni effects WIN
he felt from the bite uf the ugly pest.
Not enough Of the poison entered her
system to cause the physicians 70 be
alarmed as 10 the result.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Longaxre entertained
the Ka Klux Khan Saturday evening az
six S'cloclS dinner. Following the dinner
which was served in ave delicious
courses high fve was played There were
two prizes which were won by Mrs, c.
r. Peck and Mr. a. +. McElhinney. Mr..
Mark peck, OF Bennington Vermont
was the guest OF the club.
Mrs. r. Borgess.. OF Des Moines. Iowa,
who has been visiting old friends here
for couple OF weeks, left Tuesday for
her home. Mrs. NJ n. Huriburt Mrs.
r. A. Pope and Mrs. II i. stearns ac-
companied Mrs. Boggess as far as Kiowa
Kansas. Mrs. Boggess Will visit at sew
era places In Kansas enroute home and
will speak Sunday evening at the Chris
tian church az Whiting, Kas.
The dance Thursday evening given at
the Eagles han by Adlers orchestra was
Thoroughly enjoyable affair. The even
lug was Just a trine warm for dancing,
but the addition Of electric fans made
the han dellghtfully cool and pleasant
and the revelers enjoyed the program
very much. practically every couple
dancing the entire seventeen numbers
arranged. Punch was served during the
evening.
Friends IN the city have received an
noupcements Of the marriage Sunday at
Pond Creek Okla. OF Afr. David o.
Green, OF this city and Miss Ina Nc
Bride. Of Hunter. Mr.. Green Is head
boolskee7er at the Capital Grain COM
pany's office. His bride is a charming
Grant county young lady and extremely
popular IN her hom7 town They will
be at home at 10 East Cleveland ave-
nue. to their friends after August 18th.
Mrs, j. +. Douglas and children and
Mrs. Brodie, who have been spending the
summer months IN Colorado. are expect
ed home tonight. Thoy left Mantou
Thursday Tor Guthrie Mrs. A. l.. Blesh
ana children. who have been with them
q greater port OF the time will not re-
turn for three or four weeks yet. They
write from Manitou that they aia hav-
ing a splendid time and are enjoying the
outing very much.
Miss Isis Walters. Of Perth. Is in the
city the guest OF her aunt. Mrs 4. G.
Dennis Mrs. S j. Nugqnt, who has also
been the guest Of Mrs Denuis for sew
cral weeiSs. has gone for ST. Joe.
Missouri TO spend several weeks Mrs.
Nugent has been convaiescing from a
recent difficult operation 70 which she
now HAPPILY regaining her health and
strength.
The last OF the series OF flower con-
tests conducted under the auspices OF the
City Federation OF Womens clubs was
held Saturday afternoon at Ramsay :
store. Walter Cullen was awarded the
first prize and Mabel Billings the sec
ond. Other children entering bouquets
included Laura Manning Rebecca Cul-
len, Warren Newby. Helen Fish and
/ Ethel Cohagen. rhe flowers We're sent
TO the city hospital at the close of the
contest Mrs. W II. CoyIe. Mrs. Eva
Eager and Mrs. l.. F. Leach were Judges
Of the bouquets.
Burdlck- Cheney.
Mr. Carry l.. Burdick. Of saltwater
and Miss Cora Cheney were welded sat
urday afternoo nat the residence Of Rev
ana Mrs. H. O. Scott. The bride is wei
! known here having been a comfy high
school student last term, aed later em-
ployed as stenograslrr for Mnlisin &
/ Reynolds. she is IN attravtice young
! lady. with lovely dark eyes and wealth
OF brown hair
/ Mr.. ard Mrs. Burdlck VIII be at home
to their friends in Stillweter where tht
groom Is. engaged in the real estat,
business.
Double Wedding Next Sunday.
For ssHday afternoon az Crescent
there IS announced as social diversion
a double wedding OF four young reooi,
well known IN that city. Hug.i Adam.
and Miss emma Burks, Of Edmond
Frank psioe and Miss Minnie Adams
both Of Crescent are The four who's,
lives are 20 be joined Tor better or for
worse. THE guartette were here today
enjoying the sights at the Capital an.
securing the necessary legal permit fo
the function for the first dav op thl
week AN are 20 make their homes al
Crescent
The following visitors registered thil
| morning at Carnegie library.
Richard r. Thompson Hath Kansas.
Mrs W. NJ. Cooper. summervilie, PA.
G. A. Preplin, Enid
Ora T. Williams. Enid
Aiins Nellie Painter. Oklahoma city
Miss Lucille Rupert, oklahoma city.
Miss Laurette Rupert Oklahoma City
Miss Josephine Rupert oklahoma City
Fred Reinking Bennett. Iowa.