The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-16

Errett Newly, OF Norman, is a visi- |
tor in the city
Rube NJ Roddie. of Ada, was in the
city last evening
Claude Baker returned to Ponca
city last evening.
Geo. Abrecrombie returned to still
water last evening.
Banker II. C. Arnold has returned
from a trip to Tyron.
Delegate Caudfll Feturned to his
home in Hobart today.
A. o. Wells came up from Ardmore
on the morning train.
Jake Hamon arrived In the city this
morning from Lawton.
| NJ l.. Metcalf returned to Oklahoma
City on the noon train.
Delegate w. l.. Helton returned to
Marshall this morning.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. stinson returned to-
day from vacation trip,
George Hayden returned to New.
kirk on the morning train.
Delegate d. d. Hogg left last even
ing for his home in Grand.
Deputy Marshal John Johns came in
from Ardmore this morning.
Delegate Geo Perry left on the noon
train for his home in Pawnee.
J. p. Nelson. of Paden. is transact.
ng business in the city today.
u. e. Urban returned last evening
from Visit to Oklahoma City.
Delegate A. II. Ellis returned TO his
home in Orlando last evening.
Delegate d. s. Rose left last even.
ing for his home IN Blackwell.
Hon. Dyke Ballinger, of Anadarko,
, was convention visitor yesterday.
Chaplain Naylor, of the convention
county high school left on the noon
. train for Coyle where they will pun
, on their play entitled Call which
was written by Or. Elizabeth Melvin
of this city.
The Benevolent society met hast
evening with Mrs. Horace Speed ON
North Broad street. with Mrs. l. B.
Levy, the president, in the chair. Only
+ business matters were taken up dur
Ing the afternoon, Those present
were Mosdames II. l.. Miller, M. G
e Hart, l.. H. Hahn. w. s. Spencer, w
} A. Frasler, w. l.. Rhodes, /. b. Levy
and Horace Speed Light refresh
ments we're served
Mrs. r. W. Black entertained the
aides Of Trinity guild yesterday af
' 'ernoon with Missionary tea at her
home, 30g North Broad. A very In
. 'erestlng program was carried out
! Miss Elizabeth Melvin read a paper
on Missionary work IN Dakoi8; Miss
Pearl Sherih delightfully."- entertained
n with vocal solos and Mrs. Nicholas
read very interesting paper on
"Misslonary Salad Light refresh
ments were served.
w Waugh La der. OF Chicago. gave
+ plano rciill al the Clristiar
e church last nifh,.
= Miss Ethel. Caldwell has accepted 4
position In the Ramsay Dry Goods
store as head saleslady and left fol
! Guthrie Sunday Falls Star.
A Brilliant shakespesre Gathering.
g The Shakespeare club was mos
e charmingly entertained Thursday al
s ternoon by Mrs. J. II, Burford. TIT
4 study of Richard III. was concluded b.
a the reading OF chapter sketches o
a Richard by the members Of the club
Eleven different papers were read
l. each showing marked originally o
4 thought and. together, making a mos
4 brilliant and subtitle study not only o
Richard. OF the period in which h
' lived and OF the influences that helpe'
: to form his character. but also OF thl
e great historical character Of that pei
iOd. Afterwafd Mrs Huston read
D most amusing poem on Richard b.
n John G. SAKE, written for the occasion
"A Of his coronation. The program. wa
u closed BY the recital Of a beautiful AM
:. touching poem by Mrs. Nelson Mos
delicious Refreshments were served b.
y the hostess. This occasion will b
lr memorable Ia the annals OF th
ShafQaDaarQ club