The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-13
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commencement exercises OF Arderv
college IN evening.
The Domestic Science club meets in
afternoon with Mrs lIuggins. $40
North Elm street. Demonstrations
viii be made
Ladies of the Catholic church give
card party in the evening at Knight
of Columbug hal, on East Harrison
avenue
he Woman's Relief corps holds reg
ular monthly meeting in Odd Fellows
hall in evening.
Flag Day exercises at Electric park
In afternoon.
The Pastime clrb met with Mrs
Wilder and those present had an en-
ioyable time Several applications
for membership were received. On
account OF the warm weather the
next meeting Of the club will not be
! held until the FIRST Tuesday in Sep.
tember at the home of Mrs. Jack
Morris.
The Ardery college will give the an
nual musical concert this evening at
the school, on East Cleveland avenue.
The Modern Priscilla club is hold
| ing a picnic this afternoon at Island
park There are twelve members of
the club Mesdames Frank Hewitt. J.
| O. Severns. Bowman, Harry Whitley.
Lmyon Knighton, j. ll. Fairfield, Ed.
| Cook. Carl Fairfield y. f. Wilbur,
VIII Humphrey: Misses Alice Tall
man and Ida Humphrey At six
o'clock the ladies will serve an ela-
borato luncheon at which their hus-
bands and friends viii! be the gdests
Of honor.
The marriage of Miss Belle Moske-
dol to Dr Frank Leslie Rector accurr-
ed at Washington ID. c., June $. The
bride, who was formerly of Guthrie,
has been IN Washington for the past
four years Or. Rector was formerly
OF Enid, and is graduate of the A. g.
NJ college at Saltwater and Is also
a graduate of George Washington uni
yerslty Of Washington.
rhe Ladies Aid society of the First
| NJ II. church gave a lawn social last
evening on the church lawn. A large
crowd of young folks assembled and
a jolly time was had by all The 80.
cial was q decided success and the
ladies' are much pleased with the re-
suits
Mrs. 8. T Franklin returned this
morning from visit in Enid.
Mrs. Mac Norris returned this
] morning from a visit in Oklahoma
! CITY
Mrs John Fogarty and daughters,
GLADYS and Jessie, aud son John are
here from Arkansas City visiting Con-
ductor Fogarty, of the Eastern Okla
homa.
Mrs w H. Boasen and son Freder-
ick left this morning for Lorned. Kan
sas, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Dhtis, who has been her guest the
past two months. 20 visit with rela-
tives for "A few weeks.
Attorney J. w. Field is in Norman
! Correspondent f. S. Barde is IN
Newk!rk.
Bishop brooke returned this morn
ing from Oklahoma City where he off.
ciated AZ a wedding last night.
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The ladies of Guthrie who nre inter
ested in civic improvements are re-
qrested TO attend the meeting at the
Carnegie library Saturday afternoon
Tn following Guthrie teachers viii
leave Sunday afternoon for Denver
10 spend six weeks oating: Maggie
Barns, Lydia Lohr, Eva Gregory. Bes,
sic Williamson, Gertrude Hunt and
Miss schwartz.
Prof G. r Marshall. Of Oklahoma
City, WAS in the city last evening and
drilled the chorus that will take part
IN the mJsical which viii be given
IN Guthrie the latter part of this mouth
by the City Federation Of clubs Prof
Marshall has been engaged by the
Assembly board 20 have charge Of the
music here during the Epworth as
semhly, Arg. IA 10 2S.
The East Side W. c. r Il. met this
afternoon with Mrs. T. II Furrow. al
hef nome. BOO II 81 harrison avenue.
. Flower mission day was observed with
an appropriate program.
The members of the Epworth league
OF hhe NJ E Church SOth. were en-
teriained last evening AZ the home of
Mrs. Edwin Nichols, 7i5, East Villas
avenue. The house was prettily dec.
GRATED with carnations aid ferns and
light refreshments we're served
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