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


Of Edmond are IN the city visiting Mrs
Wards narpnts Mr. and Mrs VIM.
Hoyland. 6l2 West Logan avenue.
Mrs. Joe Hopkins. returned to her
home in Boswell. : T.. Tnesdav even
ing after a ten DAYS visit in the civ
with B. T. Humble and family l25
West Warner avenue
Mrs. d. w. Young of Enid is In The
, city visiting her son John Young, chief
clerk OF the constitutional convention
Mr.. Youngs sister. Mrs. w. 5. Was
son. and her two little daughters.
Dorothy and Virginia, are also here
visiting with him.
The piano recital given by Miss
HELEN Jenkins Wednesday at the
Jenkins music store was well attend
ed Miss Jenkins is quite talented
musician and those present had rare
musical treat The instrument used
was Steinway Baby Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barde enter
tanned at a six.course dinner Thurs
day evening, commemorating their
Thirteenth wedding anniversary. The
guests present we're Messrs. and Mes
Idames Mack Morris, Chas. Seeley. JAS.
Cotiihghaln Ralph Carlin and l.. ~
Beadlo.
! The Kimona hub met with Miss
Kate schnel Tuesday afternoon at her
nome 2l5 North Broad street. The af'
lternocn was spent in playing high five.
Mrs Geo Willis Won the first prize
and Miss Delphine Paltiere won the
guest prize. During the afternoon the
hostess served delicious two course
flJu hecn
/ Miss Lula Greagory entertained the
Somerset club Wednesday evening at
her suburban home south of the city.
The evening was spent pleasantly al
games. Those present We're: Misses
Amy and Mabel Massey. Luella Haws,
Verna Brown. Nelle Wells and Dessa
Matchett. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess during the even
ing.
The KIN Klux Khan met with Mr..
and Mrs J A. Mcllhinney Thursday
evening at their home on West okla.
homa avenue. for a seven O'Clock sur
! prise dinner The evening was spent
pleasantly at high five. Mrs Ira
l.ongager won the ladies first prize
: and Corb Sarchet won the gentleman S
prize. Mr. Mark Peck was the CUES.
of the clnb.
/ TIE Friday Afternoon Euchre club
1 met wirh Mrs j. IL Cottingham IN
the afternoon al her home. AIS
lEast Mansur avenue. At 1880 the
hostess served a dainty luncheon, af.
: tier which the afternoon was spent
pleasantly at games Mrs +. A.
Douglass won the first prize. Mrs. Cal
J Oraer the lone hand and Mrs. w Nj
: ISpurlock the consolation prize
The Tuesday Afternoon Whist clul
I met with Nh aud Mrs. Mac Morris a
< fheir home. 3l9 North Broad ST
. The regular club members were
present and the evening was spent
= pleasantly In playing whist MI w
! N. Spnrloek won the genuemen's mrs.
: Iprlze and Mrs, ]. r. Cottingham the
isdiOs FIRST prize The house was
: decorated with ferns and carnations.
+ The Modern Priscilla club met witt
Mrs carl Fairfield Tuesday afternoon
AT her home li6 West Noble avenue
2 The members spent very enjoyable
3 aud profitable afternoon. On the las
b meeting in each month a feast Is
served and the hostess served the tol
lowing menu; EscOlioped oysters. let
b tucc. salad. peanut sandwiches, DIV
= es. pickels, salted almonds, cake, col
k fec, fruit aud candy. The club vii
meet with Mrs. r. e. Wilber mex
Tuesday afternoon az her home, S2'
). llasi cleveland avenue.
b The Naiad Sorority club met Tues
day afternoon with Miss F,odie Nc
Kay. al the home Of her aunt, =.rs
n Chas.. Griswold After the Business
q hour a delieious luncheon was served
This Sorority Is an organization IN
cluding twelve senior girls OF the Ia
i...h county high school The mem