The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-22


II H. Smock winning the first prize
and Mrs. Charles II. Fiison the lone
hand Light refreshments were
served
Mrs. ]. Abel delightfully."- enter.
tained at cards Thursday afternoon at
her home. 7i5 East Noble avenue. the
large. roomy house was beautifully
decorated With cut flowers and ferns
Ten tables we're arranged In the large
parlor and drawing rooms aud the at.
ternoon was spent pleasantly at
euchre.
Mr. and Mrs w. NJ. Stewart and
little daughter. Marguaret. lef, today
for Oklahoma City to spend Sunday
with relatives.
Miss Nellie Scotharn is visiting
friends In Oklahoma City.
Mrs. j. o. Severns left on the morn.
ing train for Oklahoma City to visit
her husband over Sunday.
Mrs. II. f. Haney will leave Thurs
day for Mackinow. Mich. to visit wlSh
relatives until September LIST
Mrs. J. J. Abel has issued invita-
tions to entertain at cards next Thurs.
day afternoon, from to p. m.
Miss Lillian Rockwell who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Florence, left
this morning for her home In Fort
Worth, Texas
Mrs Clara Marion Clark. Of law
renee. Kansas, Is visiting her son. f.
b. Clark of the auditors Office, at
405 Logan avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w Patterson and
family are in the city from Crawford.
Kansas, visiting friends.
Mrs A. G. Dennis left this morning
for Lowell, to spend Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. S. J. Nugent
! Mrs. Anna B. Dodson entertained at
cards yesterday afternoon at her
home, 7l5 East Mansur avenue.
One of the largest attended func
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farewell reception rendered last even
ing at their home. 5i6 West Mansur
| avenue. to Prof. w. s. Calvert and
family, who leave July End for Mis-
| souri,, where they reside In the future.
The large vcranda and lawn were
beautifully decorated with Japanese
lanterns and flags, and the Guthrie
band furnished enhancing music dur
ing the evening. Speeches were made
during the evening by Prof. Calvert,
Prof. Il. c. Cain and Snowdon Parlette.
County Superintendent G. w. Derrick,
Rev A. c. Thurlow. Rev. w. H. Rose.
and others commencing the work of
Prof. Calvert. especially for his part In
establishing the Logan county high
school, and expressing sincere regret
over the family's departure. The
Guthrie quarteite furnished several
selections during the evening. and
Miss Reda Rchfeld gave two readings
which were highly entertaining. Re
freshments consisting of ice cream
and cake we're served during the even
ing. Among the out OF town guests
were. Mrs. X. l.. Crum, Or. G. w.
Crrm and Miss Grace CLANCY. OF
lndianapol Ind, and Mrs. Seal Brad
holt, of Cincinnati, OHIO. Prof. Cal
vert was elected county superinten-
dent of public instruction for Logan
county in 1900 and served two terms.
During his term OF Office he saw the
ne dof a county high school and after
two years of hard work got the mat
ter submitted 10 the people of the
county In the fall of 1903. and the
project was given the voters en-
dorsement The following spring a
$50,009 building was erected which to-
day is the pride OF every citizen In
this county Prof. Calvert was cleo
ted principal of the school, which po-
sition he held until last May. when
ne refused reelection for another
year