The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-31

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There will be a called meeting Of
the order OF the Eastern Star at the
Temple tonight for the purpose Of
balloting and initiation All members
are requested TO be present,
kiss Della Dunkin's pupils recitah
Which was TO have been given at the
home of Mrs. L. !. Beland, has been
postponed- -
On account of the death OF Miss
Fave Grissell. a member of the or
ganization, the Merry Sixteen held
no meeting this week.
The executive committee OF the
City Federation will meet at the
Library Saturday afternoon. to ar
range for the entertainment of the
state president, Mrs. John Threadgill.
during her coming visit to Guthrie
The Muskogee Phoenix says
only a limited number OF intimate
frienHs besides members OF the two
families were present at the mar
riage of Senator Eek E Brook to
Miss Matte Martin, Shich was
solemnized az the family residence
on Cherokee street last night at $3.50.
Mr.. w. n Martin. father Of the bride,
is one of Muskogee's earliest and
most valued citizens He has held
many responsible positions and his
appointment as postmaster by Presi-
dent Cleveland was the first federal
position held by democrat in Mus
kogee South Cherokee street which
is rapidly becoming a business mart,
was formerly the most fashionable
residence street OF the city. and the
beautiful Young brice was reared in
the house whore she was married
Educated at Spaulding college and
n graduate in both literary and music
courses. she has since been a most
popular and successful teacher i'm the
public schools. beloved for her
amiable and unselfish character Sen
ator Brook has been successful not
only In the legal profession, having
established large clientele in Mus
! kogee. Checotah and Eufaua, but as
q business man and his record in the
state senate has shcwn his political
ability.
Rev Dr. Brewer. former president
of Spaulding college, came over from
Guthrie to perform the ceremony
The wedding march was played by
| Mrs. clifford t. Jackson The decor
! ations of the honse were graceful
drapings of smilax with carnations
and roses, the color scheme being in
pink and white. Miss Elizabeth Mar
tin. sister of the bride wearing an ex-
Quisite white crepe lie chine gown
and carrying bridesmaid roses. was
her only attendant The bride wore
a most becoming travelling costume OF
champagne chiffon broadcl0th with
shaded brown embroidery and with
touches OF pink in the garniture. the
same shades being repeated in the
hat. which matched the gown Her
flowers We're bride roses. Mr. Charles
Buford of Checotah acted as best
man.
Immediately following the congrat-
ulations and good wishes OF the
friends. there was much merriment
over cutting the brides cake. Miss
Lucia Douglas being the envied find.
er OF the ring, later when the bride
tossed her bouquet into the merry
group OF girl friends surrounding her
Miss Anne Scott caught t. A lc.
! lightfnl collation. wSu served and Il
large party of friends accompaniel
the happy pair to the train show
ering them with r;ce While their
destination was not made known il
is coniectured that New Orleans
will be their objective point, Senator
! Brooks legislative duties not allow.
ing a more extended toUr.
After returning from their tour
they VIII be al the lone hotel in
Guthrie until the adjournment of the
legislature, when they viii return to
make their home IN Alnskogee
NIrs f. G. Stafford. who has been
! visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
John Massey OF this city returned Z
her home at Frederick. Okla. She was
\ accompanied by her sister. Miss Amy
kMpssey.
IL Mesdames E c. spillman and Joe
Severns entertained the memhers oi
Pe Domestic Science club this alter
goon at the home 81 tile latter on
Past Washington nvenue. Demon
4trations We're made and a very prof
fable meeting was held Pastry ano
Fake We're demonstrated.
III Mrs. Harry Gray entertained the
| ncmbers OF the Guthrie Whist cluf
this afternoon at her home, 6l2 Easi
Noble avenue, A delightful afternoon
Nas spent nj c&rsa Light refresh
Nnents were served
A Iimmermann's orchestra gives il,
regular weekly dance this evening n
Royeiers hall
Mrs A. J. Cline has returned TO heI
home IN sulphur, after a hrief visD
ltn the city with Mn and Mrs o, d
Smith.
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