The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01

Idtntl AOliS dilu W0illtHt
He has good time-nit
Everybody works at our house
But ma-she's quit
MIR and Mrs. J NJ Dbbson have re-
turned to Coyle
Miss Hazel Houston is visiting
friends in Enid
Miss Marie Keach left this after
noon for Higgins, Texas
Mrs. Dr. Smart and daughter, Ruth.
of Kansas City, Sre here visiting
friends. Mrs Smart was former
resident of this city great many
Of DR.. Smart's friends here believed
him to be dead He is now touring
Colorado for his health
Mr.. ]. r. Campbell and daughter
Florence have gone to Sulphur aud
, Ardmore to spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Boyer, of Cres-
cent. are in the city shopping.
Frank Hin and Miss Jennie Seamou
were married yesterday afternoon Of
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T Seamon. 4l3 North
Pine street at 2;30, Rev w. Il. Rose
| officiating The wedding was simple,
| only near friends and relatives wit
messed the ceremony. The bride was
| dressed in a handsome tailored going
away gown She has been a teacher
1 IN tho city public schools for the pas;
nine wears. The groom Is a prosper
Gus business man of Roswell. New
Mexico, anl brother of DR.. G. 3. Hill.
OF this city The couple left last even
ing over the Denver, Enid q Gulf for
a months honeymoon through the
mountains of Colorado and New MeXi-
co. They will be at home at Roswell
after September |.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
! society of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church met yesterday afternoon with
| Mrs. M. l. Armantrout, at 313 North
Capital boulevard There was large
attendance and an interesting meeting
was held Light refreshments were
served by the hostess during the after
nocn.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernie Merten have
moved into their new home, 2l0 East
Noble avenue.
The Ladies Aid society of the Chris
tian church held an experience social
Yesterday afternon at the home ol
Mrs X. c. Ventress at 32i North Vine
street. About fifty ladies' attended
and each one brought a dollar, telling
how IL was earned This money viii
be used for the work OF the society
Refreshments OF sherbet and cake
We're served
Miss Geline Conklln entertained
few friends last evening at her home
in honor OF Miss Irene Sanford wht
leaves I'm the morning for month
outing in Colorado. and Miss Dol
Branham. who goes to Tulsa in a few
days. The evening was spent VIII
music and games: Those present
were. Misses Day Branham, Myrtle
Jones. Irene Sanford. Elsie Blair, Do
! Branham, Gelne Conklin; Messrs
Hal Schemmerhom. Arthur CLANCY
Ehen Thompson, Harry Kaley, Free
McKeand and Tuke Brown.
Miss Amy Tearney and Miss Eulali'
Hagau have returned from a week
visit in Ponca City and Bliss
Miss Gertrude Hunt has returned
from a months visit in Colorado,
Miss Mamie oliver is visiting II
sulphur.
Horace end Eugene Hagan, Of Okla
homa city. are the guests OF their SIS
: ter. Miss Eulalie, at 4l6 East CieVa
land ayenue.
! Mrs. Lymon Knighton entertaine
(, AT six o'clock dinner last evening o
: her home 1919 West Warner ayenu'
, IN honor OF Messrs. Guy and Jess
Owens, Robert Cardwell r2d Lymo
Knight0n, who have recently -eturne
from a months outing In the Hock
: mountains. The evening was spen
in conversation and hhe young me
told Of their experience during th
trip. Quite a number OF young PEE
pie were present and an enjoyabi
a time was had.
i, MIS-. Bert barrett ioih'lig Nii'
p. Carrie McGinnls, Of this city. is her
=. from Duncan. visiting relatives.
The West Side Ai y. church soci'
given last evening at the home Of Mr.
G. o Griffin, 1907 West Warner ay
! nue. was largely attended 'fhe beal
y dful lawn was brilliantly lighte'
= hammocks were hung under the tree
i aud coy corners provided for IA
yonng folks stringed orehestr
and a large phonograph furnished n
4, / mgsic. Miss Nis5ley. dressed In Ja
I, anese costume presided over d
punch bowl IN the Japanese boot
y N1merous games furnished anus
2 meat and a plentiful supply OF Il
cream and cake was served. tn
social was both a social and hnaneii
n success.
3 The Ku Klux Klaa met with NJ
= aad Mrs Will Rejahl al their hom
!, at East Villas avenue. last eyenin
: for a surprise six o'clock dinner III
n evening was spent pleasantly at hie