The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-09


high school In the auditorium Tues
day evening, Feb. u.
Miss Clara Cater entertained at her
home. $40 East Springer Wednesday I
those present were: Misses Ethel J
Wade. Jessie Griffin, Mesdames Sew
ell, Scott, Richardson and Ester Calb-
fleisch. The evening was spent at
finch and music. Mr. Calbfleisch rem.
dering some excellent piano solas.
Mrs. NJ. d. Lister entertained the
ladies' OF the West Side W. G. T. Y |
Thursday at her home. sos West |
Warner avenue. II being the first
meeting OF the month Only business
matters were taken up during the at
ternoon. The hostess served a two
course luncheon during the afternoon.
The prizes at the card party given
bN Mrs. Chas H. Filson and Mrs. w.
A. Frasier at the Filson residence
Wednesday afternoon were won by
the fo.lowing Mrs Van Voorhees,, the
FIRST prize. a new state souvenir spoon;
the lone hand Mrs. Chas. Seely, a.
sewing companion, and Mrs. Cal Orner
tho consolation prize.
Mrs. ]. M. Mcconnell entertained
the Pastime Euchre club Tuesday
evening at her home on North Elm
street The evening was spent in
playing progressive euchre. Mrs.
Fred Byers won the lone hand and
Airs. Chas. smith the guests prize.
The hostess served a two course lunch
con during the evening.
Mrs. ]. p. Winton entertained the
Cambridge club Monday afternoon at
her home, GIG East Noble avenue. The
lesson was the life OF Stoneyall
Jackson. The hostess served a two
course luncheon during the afternoon
Mrs. Frank Miller, of Boyanton. |. T !.
was the guest of the clrb- The club
will hold Its next injecting Monday af-
ternoon at the Carnegie library
The card party given by the ladies
| Of the Catholic church Thursday at
the Knights Of Columbus hall, on East
| Harrison avenue was well attended.
The evening was spent pleasantly at
| cards Mrs. J. +. Bricmer won the
ladies' first prize. silver spoon. ana
| Mr. Brickner the gents prize. a pipe.
w, X Patterson won the consolation
| prize During the evening Mrs. NJ J.
Trotter served a two-course luncheon
The Modern Priscilla club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. =. E. Wilbur
at her home, 323 East Cleveland
ayenne The afternoon was spent IN
talking over the plans Of the work to
20 pursued by the club Eight of the
members were in attendance and each
brought some fancy work with them
The club will meet next Tuesday af
ternoon with Mrs. Hewitt az her home
42e East Washington ayenGe.
The Dread club met Monday even
ing with Miss Blanche Bennett at hei
hcra, l24 East Noble avenue. The
lesson study was Emerson In res
poase to roll call the members gave
some incident pertaining to the works
Of Emerson. Misses Bennett, Berthe
schupp and Lena Hunter followed Will
q discussion on the books and work.
Of the a1thor Miss sherblrne dis
,ussed English Traits by the same
writer. The club will held its nexi
meeting with Miss Sherbtrne at hel
home. 319 North Broad street, Monday
evening. Feb. IS.
The Ladies' Missionary society ol
the Christian church met "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. e. II. Furrow al
her home, 500 Fast Harrison avenue
The program was conducted by
Mesdames Furrow and Fife assistes
by Misses Julia Williams and Eva anC
Iva FIFE The hostess served delici
oas two cogrse luncheon daring th'
afternoon. Those present were
Mesdames e. Pentecost. Omar Miller
Peter France, c. J. Newland, X. G
Ventress. Geo. Speers. j. j Houstol
/ and Emma Miller. The society viii
meet next Wednesday with Mrs. j. b
Fairfield, 500 North First street
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