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

Went TO Oklahoma CITY last I
Friday and We're secretly married I
while there. They returned on the
evening train and attended the play
'.The Holy City" al the Brooks that
night and never told their friends any
thing about their peing married until
night when they left over
the Rock Island on their honeymoon
trip through the south. The bride is
one of the charming young women OF
the CAPITAL city; she stands hish IN
society and has host Of friends and
acquaintancea The groom is a con
serYative young business mau. being
connected with The Stnhbs Construc-
aon company C. Chicago Ho fnrmal
~ lived IN Guthrie and is graduate
of The Guthrie High school They viii
be al home to their friends in Chicago
after February IS.
Mr.. and Mrs G A. FrIedlev enter
tanned Wednesday evening at their
home. 500 East Villas avenue. The oc-
casion being their twentieth wedding
anniversary The evening was spent
az games and several musical seclc-
tioas and readings were rendered.
Prof Karbedisch gave several piano
solos. Miss Maude Moon and others
entertained with several vocal solos
Mrs. Owen Miller Miss Vieia Friedley,
Mr. c. A. Friedley and Little Eima
Moon entertained with readings The
hostess served a delicious four course
luncheon during the evening. There
were about sixty guests present among
them were all the members Of the
East Side W. c r. L. and thei- hus-
bands. Four OF the ua ional officers
of the w. c. r. T. We're also among
the guests Mr. and MrF. Friedley re-
ceiyed some vers rice and valuable
china presents at the occasion was a
china wedding which they appre-
cia'ed very much
The High Five club met with Mr..
and Mrs Robert Sohlberg Tuesday
evening at their home SOL East Wash
inPton avenue The evening was spent
at cards after which a delicious six
course luncheon was served by the
hos ess. Or r. v. Smith won the gen
tleman's first prize and Mrs r. NJ.
Ross the lady's first prize. Mrs Ira
Longager won the lone hand souvenir
and the consolation prizes were won
by Mrs Edgar Powers and Mrs Corh
Sarchef The guests present were
Messrs and Mesdames r. " Smith, n.
y. Lucas. Chas. Cunningham, Corb
Sarchet. Chas Greer, Ben Hegler. Jr..
Willard Llndwall. Heintz Braun. Jack
Morris, Fred Byers, Geo Willis. Fred
Long, II. F. Ardery, Edgar Powers, =.
NJ Ross. r. A. Douglas j. j. Hildreth'
Lylnon ]. Gray. T. r. Leach Gslan
Grow. A. C. fIixon. r q Sharp and
Mrs. Farr. of Newton. Kansas The
house was beautifully decorated with
ferns and red carnations and during
the evening several very interesting
references We're made To the life Oi
the mar yred president, William Me-
kinney.
A large crowd Witnessed he burles
que on the constitutional convep ion
pulled OF by the ladies of the Mhtho-
dist church Tuesday az the (lome
OF AIRS w L. Rhodes on Eas Noble
avenue. The spacious drawing room
| was arranged into a convention hail
and was decorated with bunting and
nictures.
Prof B. +. Hennessey acted as presi
dent Dr. G b Hin. as reading clerk
and Miss Dona Osborne. as chiel
clerk. f. r. Shinn acted as delegate
from Wewola butting i'm at all times
and making everybody tired. Five
little boys were sworn in as pages and
! perfurmcd their duty nicely.
The initiative and referendum ques
tion was discussed both pro and con
| by Professor Parlette and Fred Green
S. A. Rradish made "A urgent plea
! for woman's suffrage and was sup
ported i'm his cause By lobby com
/ posed of Misses Lellc Osbetne, Ltnf
HINT and Bertha SchoO.,. Dr. J, r
Hamill and Carl Gilbert spoke agains
| The subject DIR Horace Reed IN
trOduced the 2-cent rate bill Prof. l.
! w Baxter spoke against the child Ia
Dor law VIII Jenkins. ~ II Ross
and Miss Gregory spoke on the prohi
bitipn Question Jim Fowler took
shot at the Jim Grow law and MIS-
! luella Reed spoke In favo- OF rhe7is
sue. Several other speeches were
made during the evening OK variepl
other questions,
After the entertainment was Owe
refreshments were served and q but
ION souvenir given each Of the CUES
The performance proved 10 be a re
markable success,
Newton (Kas.. Republican: A prime
iavorite In Newton is Miss carolyl
Williams. 10 whose lot fell the woes
part Of the entertainment in solo. He
voice as revealed In her selections las
evening Is as sweet arid nexihle a
lever aud hef high notes rs perfect