The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-30

! tdi NtUHti W Inv iHHffiA'o ~ hAfi
county poor farm Any one desiring
to contribute to the dinner is request
ed to leave donation at the residence
of Mrs. A. o. Fafqdharson, Sl7 East
Harris n avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Carr and
daughter left this morning for Arkan-
sas City on visit
Or. F.. d. Baker ANA wife returned
20 their home IN Bsloit. Kansas, thisl
morning after visit with Mrs. JsPd
Kelly. on East Warner avenue, over
Christmas.
w w. Baker. of Kansas City is the.
guest OF his sister. Mrs 2. p Kelly, at
sol East Warner avenue.
Hiss Blesh. Of oklahoma City, Is a
Guthrie sitor.
Mesdames ]. J. 0'Rourke, Maurice
ORourke and J. c. Beck compliment
tary to Mrs. G. f. Morrow. Of Law
renee. Kansas, gave another pretty one
o'clock luncheon this afternoon In the
lone ordinary five course lunch.
con was served The invited guests In
cluded Mesdames Menefce. Sr. Meme
fee, Jr.. G odwin, Turner Webber Bee
s. w Hays, Huggins, Hughes. Thomp'
son, Charles Bllllngsley, Eslio Walton
!. b. Morris, Lymon Gray. G. Sitterley.
Trapp. Benedict, Grow, Stella Beland,
Elizabeth and Ruby McNeal
-
Mrs. c. y. Haskell and Mrs. Ruehl
Haskell arrived home today from
iawnee. where they were the guests
of honor of the city yesterday They
were royally entertained by the ladies
of Shawnee with a big reception ana
hall. Shawnee was in gala attire i0r
the state teachers meeting,
The Elks will give the second OF q
series Of winter dances at the Gun
.ooms tomorrow evening.
All ladies' intending to receive for
Imally on New Years day are request
ed to send their announcements TO the
.eader early tomorrow morning
! tt 20
The custom of keeping open house
will not be largely observed IN Guthrie
this year.
Eastern Star installation.
Guthrie Chapter b. 0 II. s., held a
largely attended session last evening
in their lodge quarters at the Masonic
Temple. az when the following newly
elected officers for the ensuing year
were installed by Mrs. Adele Spear
w. G. NJ. and Mrs p. NJ l.. Ray G, M
Mrs. 0.lra Deebank. w. NJ; league
Ray. W. n Mrs. Alta G. Underwood
! A. NJ; Mrs. Hortense Doye, secretS.y
| Miss Nina Adler, treasurer, Miss Bet
tic Mcclure, conductress; Mrs. Anna
Llaverty. assistant conductress; Mrs
Gertrude Wyatt Ada; Mrs. Laura Al
| len. Ruth: Mrs Media Busnsdale, Es
ther: Miss Jessie Pardo, Martha
| Mrs. Louise Askew Electra; Mrs
Minnie Mathews. organist, Mrs Jen
ME Bender, chaplain, Mrs. Rose Doug
las. warder; Mrs Fre1ericka Wilson
marshal; Eli Rockwell, sentinel
Prior to the installation ceremon
les an entertaining program was Civ
en- Mrs. Maud Nichols favoind will
= vocal selection entitled, Eastern
star" Mrs Y. II. Mcclure In pleas
ng manner gave one OF ner choice
readings The violin solo by Mrs. =
| 7. Rehneld proved a pleasing number
Elder r. l.. Nobblitt. Of the Firs
Christian church, delivered an abl
address which was well received. Mis-
Della Dunklu, In her usual charmlnl
manner gave a vocal selection Tn
Temple quartette furnished seyera
pleasing selections.
Beginning at four o'clock in the al
ternoon the Chapter officers confer
red degrees on several candidates.
The members pactook OF 81
| o'clock dinner served in the Temple
magnificent banquet room. The K
cal Chapter has been growing rapid
within the past year and is no'
among the strongest organizations j
the state.
Mi ami Mrs. Robert Sohlberg rf
turned this morning from MePnerso
and other Kansas points where the
spent the holidays.
Mrs C. n Eastwood and it'll
daughter Mary, OF Parsons, Kansai
, are the guests OF Mrs. j NJ. Snedake
The Misses Minnie and Emme o
son Of Parsons. Kansas are III
guests Of Miss Dorothy Snedaker