The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-12

her home, fZ3 EaSt warner avenue. |
Mrs. Charles Seely entcriains the |
Saturday Evening Whist cub IN the
afternoon at her home, SIS East Villas
avenue.
How to Run Newspaper.
When man goes astray
Keep 1t out.
When the critic roasts a play,
Keep II out.
when two men in anger clash,
When a merchant goes to smash,
When the cashier steals the cash,
Keep 1t out
When they quarrel in the chtnch,
Keep It out,
When teacher wields the birch.
Keep It out.
When nine women fair to see
Whisper something over tea
Print lt? Goodness gracious mel
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When two statesmen make a deal.
Keep 1t out.
When another tries to steal.
Keep IL out
! Stories thin and stories tall,
Good and bad and big and small,
| Anything that's news at all
Hear 'em shout.
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Peoria Qll) Herald Transcript.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. Garletts returned
to their home In Salida Colorado. on
the morning train. after a short visit
i'm the city with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Snyder. at 617 East Warner avenue.
A. w. Mendenhall returned to his
| home In Portland, Oregon, on the
| morning train, after visit in the city
! with his daughter. Mrs c. w. White,
at 407 East Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. w. NJ. Mcdonald is visiting in
Oklahoma City.
Miss Kittie Cassidy returned last
evening from Oklahoma City where
she has been visiting her father.
The ladies' and friends Of the First
Nj. T.. church were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mesdames c. b. Hill, A. v
McWethey and Horace Reed. at the
latters home on Wednesday after
was feature of the entertainment, a
was featrue of the entertainment, q
piano solo by Hazel Hamil; reading
The Yankee by Mrs W. II
Humphrey; piano solo, by Mrs. Verne
Knepper: reading by Fannie Long
violin solo by lTheo 4 Bleshs .hecom
ranied By Mrs.i Heed; IvocalI Sblo by
Miss Goodrich, accompanied by Mrs
Hin. The rooms was beautifully dec
Grated with cut flowers. Refreshments
were served The ladies were assist
ed by Mrs. Lloyd Morris, Mrs. Spen
Ger, Miss Bennett. and Miss Rose.
Miss Eulalie Blount of Parsons
Kansas. will arrive tomorrow TO visl
al the home of Misses Clara and Anna
Ryser, 40 South First street
Mrs c. c. Kneisly entertained the
Acorn club yesterday afternoon al
her home. 10 North Broad street. "
response TO roll call the members ans
wered with quotations from McLareI
and Barrie. Mrs. Kneisley gave al
interesting talk on the subject o
Barrie a Triumph of Personalities,
Mrs. w w. Rucks made a short tall
on the work OF Mcl.aren Mrs. Il. w
Ramsay gave readings from "Besid'
the Bonnie Briar Bush" Mrs MAJ
Morris made an interesting talk ol
current events. Mrs John Gray. o
Oklahoma City, was the guest of thu
club. The next meeting OF the clul
will he with Mrs. f. S. Barde mex
Thursday afternoon IA her home. so
East Springer avenue.
The Musical given at the LOgal
County High School auditorium las
nigh, for the benefit of The Roya
Blue" was well attended b the youns
or set of society. The program wa
as follows:
Piano solo, Valse Arabesque Lock-
Bessie Whitley
Vocal solo, selected-Lewis Bror
son.
Reading. Marth Ellen. Riley =
Mary Guss.
Clarinet solo, o, Restless Sea, {
Whitehall Rambo.
Piano solo, Swan Song. Wagner
Hazel Hamlll
Vocal solo. Absinthc FrLpDe, Hel
bert-Nellie Klink.
Reading. selected Aletha Pentesos
Vocal solo "Daddys Baby Boy,
Nebllnger-Lelah Mcpherson
Piano solo. Valse Caprice, Newlan
Esther Beland.
Vocal solo. selected Robert Me-
Ten.
Vocal solo. "sing Me to Sleep,
Bond Edna klink
Violin solo, I'd Mezka. Vienna
wski-Em1nue Weinberger.
Mesdames NJ s. Black and Melyi
Carter entertained al cards yesterda
afternoon al their home. 3eS Mort
Broad street The horse was beaut
( fully decorated with flowers Of IN