The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

The ladies' of the Catholic church
give card party in tho evening at the
knights of Columbus hall, ON East
Harrison avenue.
Saturday.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the
! Presbyterian church will have a food
sale next Saturday al Young & Riyes'
grocery store, the old Franklin stand
Ladies' Of the resbyterian church
viii give a food sale in the afternoon
at the Young & Reves grocery store,
the old Franklin stand.
Several of the social clubs of the
city viii make up a hayrIde party TO
go to the Pleasant Hill school house.
two miles south Of the city, this even.
I ing TO attend the entertainment given
by the literary club of hat school
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Metcalf re-
turned to their home in Prescott,
Arizona. yesterday after spending
three weeks in the city with Mrs. Met
calf's parents. Mr. end Mrs. Il. b.
JdllleS, AT oAV hitAl NoulS dNthut'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Nesbit, are Wis
itors in the city from Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Fossett are in
the city from Wauril,a.
Miss W9lker has returned TO her
home In Saltwater afte a short visit
in the city with Misses Ruby and
Lizzie McNeal
Mrs. r. l.. Fnlton, of Oklahoma City
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, +. NJ Rnenhart, at 91l East
Harrison avenue.
Mr. and Mrs f. G. Morrison and
daughter Edwina, of Stillwater, were
in the city shopping yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Whipple re-
turned to Coyle last evening
Miss Marie Chenoworth is sisiting
relatives in Coyle.
Mrs ] H. Blmford left this mornin9
for Tulsa. to visit irsr son Frank, and
MI aud Mrs Chas. Wrightsman. Mrs.
| Burford win be the glest of honor at
several social fun lions while in
Tulsa
Quite n number Of Guthrie society
girls left on the noon train fos Camp
Russell to enjoy a fishing trip for the
balance OF the week
Mrs X. c. Ventress entertained the
ladies Of the Christian church aid So
ciety yesterday afternoon at her home
324 North Vine street The house was
beautifully decorated with roses aud
potted plants The meeting was well
attended and proved TO be enc Of the
best held this year the afternoon
was taken up By a general discussion
Of the work for the society during the
snmmer The hostess served light
refreshments and an enjoyable time
time was had by all
The following ont of town visitors
registered al the Carnegie library:
Mrs j. w Ridley. Marshall Mrs.
Frank Whipple, Coyle; Mrs Il. G..
! Morrison. saltwater. Mrs Emmett
Stobaugh, Crescent. Mrs. D. NJ
Covert Harmony Bert Stanley, ST
ris; Hays Hamilton. saltwater;
/ Fred W. Van, Mrlhall w u. MUNICH
/ Coyle; Ike Meyer. Blythville, Ark:
Mrs. Shoen Marshall. Mrs r r..
Adams, Navna. Mrs II. l.. White,
Seward Andrew Arnett, Crescent
City
Miss Leila Thompson has returned
! from visiting Miss Elizabeth McNeal
/ IN Guthrie Miss Nellie Painter
Is in Ggthrie the guest Of Miss Pearl
Rhodes. whose wedding viii occur IN
June. Oklahoma Post
Mrs. w w Mccoy entertained the
ladies OF the First NJ E. hIrch yes.
terday afternoon at her home, GOA
East Washington ayenre compli-
msniary to hcr guest. MIS- Sarh
Tucker. The ho18e was beautifully
decorated With rose palms, carna-
tions and heneYsucSlts The hostess
was assistcd by Mesdames G O. Fish
and Henry Dodd An Informal musical
progfam YVES rendered during the
afternoon Mrs w. H. II rmphrey
fa.s,rel st-ffh .rsU.vaf raaIfpa4 a,l