The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-10

Pastime Eucbre club meets with Mrs
Walter Warren.
@ednss8sy.
Mrs. Wm. Mccoy enteriains the La
dies Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church in afternoon az her home. i0f
East Washington avenue.
The Elks' club gives reception and
ball in evening complimentary to saate
officials and members Of the legisla-
/ tme
Mrs. J r. Speer entertains the east
( division of the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Christian church in the afternoon.
Thursday.
Mrs. n. NJ Fielding entertains the
Excelsior club In afternoon at her
home on East Noble avenue.
City Feieration holds educational
llally in afternoon.
/ mrs A. H. Eastman enteftains at
her home on North Elm street in after
noon at cards.
In Happyland" at the Brooks in
evening.
Friday
Mrs l.. +. Leach entertains the
I Gutrie Whist club In afternoon at her
home, 5ll East Springer avenue.
The ladies' of the First NJ. b. church
give farewell reception to Mrs. j. s.
Hunt at the home of Mrs. Anna Ben
nett in afternoon
Domestic Silence club meets at the
home of Mrs Baxter, 301 North First
street, In afternoon for demonstration
oi Dishes for the Sick
Dr. Macarthur. a woman medical
missionary, will speak at Presbyte-
rian church in evening.
Saturday.
Mrs. Corb Sarchet entertains the
Smart Set Saturday afternoon.
Mr. apd Mrs. J l.. Leach and daugh-
ter. Miss Grace, of Boston, Mass. who
have heen spending the winter here
| with their relatives Mr. and Mrs. l..
r. Leach Sr., OF Springer avenue.
leave In the morning for Wichita. Kan
sas. and Milwaukee. Wis. where they
will spend about six weeks. before re-
turning to their home in Boston
The Elhs will give another OF their
delightful dancing parties at their
home on North Division Wednesday
evening These affairs are given to
entertain the legislators and their
wives and have become very popular
Limmerman's orchestra will furnish
music for the occasion.
WHAT promises to be the greatest
musical event OF the season is the APP
pearance OF Max Bendix, violinist at
the Brooks next Monday night Mr..
Bendix was for several years concert
meister of the celebrated Theodore
Thomas orchestra, later director of
that organization, conductor of Thorn
as Worlds Fair orchestra at Chicago,
and president of the Worlds Fair Or
chestral association. He was also
conductor of the st. Lous Worlds Fair
orchestra. In fact. his association
with the leading musical organizations
OF the country has been little short of
| remarkable. He is now on a concert
, tour and will stop at only limited
number of cities in the southwest II
was only after an effort on the part
{ OF local misic lovers that he was Sc
cured for 4 date In this city rs he had
previously &s.,l...sea - go elsewhere.
y Mrs. +. s. Barde entertains at
! bridge tomorrow afternoon at her
: home on East Mansur avenne.
Miss Lulu Croxton Of Purcell. is the
q gnest of Miss Ada Mcconnell Miss
Croxton is former Guthrie girl.
Mr.. and AIRS. George Willis have
y ~
/ Noble avenue
Mrs Swengle, wife OF Representative
, Swengle, has returned from a visit In
y Weeletka with relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Mitchell, wife of Police
Mitchell. leaves Thursday for Worces
i ter, Mass TO spend the summer with
7. relatives.
1 Mrs. Charles II Fison entertainei
f. the Acorn club Thursday afternoon a
Der home. 32l North First street. Th'
s following program will be rendered:
X Art and Artists in Germany Mrs
4. G. H. Filson
/. "Dures," Mrs RgE. Buck
a. "The Little Mastersf' AIRS Rober
sohlberg
Display of Perry Pictures to II
Is lustrate German Masterpieces, Mrs
e A. G. Hixon.
Ie Mrs Charles n Filson entertained
,f few friends al bridge yesterday after
noon at her beautiful homo on Mort
First street.
% Mrs. d. r Mead, OF Lawton, 81
n riyedt his afternoon TO attend the stat
y chapter Of the Royal Neighbors her
N tomorrow. aGf.Ra
Tho Administration club has al
ranged for an old fashioned dance /
,e be- pulled of IA a large stone bar
a. near Mnlhall Saturday night Tn