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

Billy in Gail
Mrs. A. c. Hixon returned this morn
ing from Pultenay. New York, where
she was called month ago by tho
death Of an aunt.
Mrs. Louise Rittenhouse. state com
nlander of the Ladies Maccabees, IS
the guest of Mrs A. G. Dennis, 110l
West Noble avenue
Mrs S. A. Lotterer of Ft. Scott.
Kas., is here visiting with her daugh
ter. Mrs. c. S. Magner,, 3OG East Villas
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George y Ford OF
Kansas Ci:y. Mo, are in the city
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. j. w Bax.
ter. 3O2 North First street.
Dr. and Mrs j. II. Threadgil re-
turned to Oklahoma City last night.
Mrs Threadgill was the guest of Mrs.
Chas. H. Filson while in the city.
Mrs T. J. Cook, who has been visl
ing her son and daughter Of this place
| for the past four weeks, returned yes
terday TO her home in eillng. Okla.
Mrs r. v Hoffman arrived in the
city this morning from Chandler She
win be the guest Of Mrs Chns II Eli
son, 32l North First street this week.
The ladies' Of the Christian church
are arranging to hold a valentine tea
at the home Of Mrs Chas. Smith, $40
East Cleveland avenue Thursday. Feb
raary 14th
Mr. and. Mrs n. f. Wallace re-
turned to Apahce Wednesday after
a two weeks visit IN the city with Mrs
and Mrs. James France. 400 East
Washington.
Mrs. Rose Bockfnger returned to
her home in Denver Monday morn
ing after q pleasant visit in the city
with Mrs Winnie Askew. 1923 West
Warner avenue
MIR and Mrs J. w. Martin have re
turned TO their home in Blackwell af-
ter a two weeks visit in the city with
Mr. and Mrs George Hopkins, 400
South First street.
Mrs. c. @. Lowery returned to Ok,
lahOma city tuesday morning after a
weeks visit in the city with her pa
rents. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. c. Schnell. 215
North Broad street.
n AT.. To- la
home in Bell Plaine. Kass TUESDAY
morning after two weeks visit in the
city with Rev. and Mrs. j. X. Miller.
623 East Mansur avenue
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Ames returned
to their home in Moline. Kas., Monday
morning after a two weeks visit in
the CITY with Mr.. and Mrs J s. Sheap-
er. 1923 North First street
Verna Cater Horton, OF Chicago.
viii give a vocal recital in the even.
ing Of Feb Is at the First NJ. E.
church Mrs. Horton will be assisted
by Miss Bertha Sutton, Of Kingasher,
a reader,
The Invitations issued by Mrs. J. r.
Cottingbam for Thursday and Friday
OF this week, 10 meet Mrs. A. ID. Cot
tingham and Mrs G. c. Peters. OF
Kansas City, have been recalled They
will be re-isshed for later date.
Mrs j. +. o. Oyerton returned to
her home IN Topeka last evening after
spending the winter ln the city with
her son Robert Overton. 1904 West
p Cleveland avenue Robert accom-
panied his mother as far as Wichita.
Mrs r, T. Walton and Mrs. f. ID.
Walton have issued "at home" cards
for "Wednesday February 10. at the
home OF the former. 1901 West No
, Bile avenue. In honor of Mrs. T. n.
Walton's daughter. Mrs. p. W Thomas
Mrs W L. Rhodes entertained the
Benevolent society at her home. 52S
, East Noble avenue Friday afternoon
, There was a good attendance and the
afternoon was taken mp By the discus
sion OF plans OF the club. The hostess
served two-course luncheon during
the afternoon.
"0al" is high minded woman
suddenly confronted with a puzzl.ne
problem How she decides between
dgty aud her own wlses is an inter
oslng story. The play viii be gSen