The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19

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Mrs. Hughes. field secretary for the
Woman Home Missionary society,
delivered an able address in behalf of
home missions at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. A. G. Dennis is entertaining her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and MIS- Thomas
Hargis, OF Holton. Kas. Mr.. and Mrs
Hargis are very enthusiastic over the
growth of G thrie and are surprised
at the rapid development They will
remain hero o week.
Mrs Hughes. field secretary for
the Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety delivered an excellent address
at the Presbyterian Hanse Monday
afternoon number of the ladies OF
the church were there and the ad-
dress was well received.
Miss Donna Osborne aud Miss Lena
Hunter entertained at the home Of
Miss Hunter 42l East Cleveland
avenue, Tuesday in honor of Miss
Leavitt. of lola, Kansas The evening
WIS pent playing high Eve. A dainty
luncheon was served By the host dur
Ing the evening,
Miss Pearl Rhodes entertained the
Kimona club at her home. 52S East
Noble avenue WeGnee day afternoon
The afternoon was spent in playing
high fye and other card games Miss
Catherine Cassidy won the first prize.
The club meets with Miss Jessie
Sampsell, 4O6 East Villas avenue next
Wednesday, Mis- Nellie Painter, of
oklahoms City, was the guest Of the
club.
The Pastime Euchre club met with
! Mrs. Louis M Day at her home on
Noble avenue Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Terry won hrst prize, and Mrs.
Ross the lone hand two course
luncheon was served. The guests were
! Mesdames c. Havighorst, Powers,
1ery, White. Mcfarland, Stewart
Rambo: Miss Hedwtg Braun The
club will meet Tuesday week with
Mrs. A. f. Johnson.
MI AAi WIZ - "a t40All-tAANiA tANA'l
tanned the Klu Klux Klan at their resi-
dance. 424 East Logan avenue Tues
day at o'clock dinner. the occasion
being the fifth Anniversary q taeir
wedding The evening was Jent1 in
playing high FIVE. Mrs o. "A. Zimmer-
man won the ladies first prize and WIN
Rejahl the guests. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Corb Sarchet, Mr..
end Mrs VIII Rejahl, MI and Mrs. o.
H. Zimmerman, Mir. and Alrs. J. A.
MeIlhinney and Mr. and Mrs Carl
Ifayighorst.
When the Oklahoma constitutional
convention first convened in Guthrle
one of the applicants for position as
lcommittee clerk or stenosrapAer was
Miss Mamie shelton of Oklahoma City,
who had served IN two Oklahoma legis.
latgres in such positions. She failed
to land the coveted position however,
| but instead she won a husband IN
| Delegate w. 4, r. Hunt, of Oklahoma
county, owner of a big ranch near the
Town Of Britain aud representing IA
| the convention the northwestern dis
trict of this county In making her
canvass for the convention position
Miss shelton solicited the assistance
OF Delegate Hunt as one of the rep.
! lresentatiges from her home county
He was a bachelor az that time and
proud of the distinction. He prom-
ised Miss shelton. however, that he
would see TO il that she got The posi-
! luon. Failing 10 land the place for
4 her. he then wooed and won her
When ne returned TO Guthrie after
the holidays he was accompanied by
a wife. much 10 the surprise of his
fellow delegates, who had no knowl'
edge whatever of the c0urtshlp IN
lprogrgss. Tho coaI'tship, howoyer as
wen as the wedding. was kept su-h a
close secret by the Interested parties
that not even their friends In Ibis city
knew aaght Of IL rniil nearly two
weeks after the wedding had occurred
IN Fort Worth, Tex. ON Christmas
eve. Mr. Hunt Is native OF Tuscolai
! M, but came to Oklahoma in 1888,
when the coyntry w9a opened, and
homesteaded a claim, he became