The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-29

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The w. c. T. U. will meet at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church Fri
day afternoon at 2.30. All temperance
workers are cordially invited to meet
with thom
Mrs Mary Rickcl has just returned
from a pleasant four months visit
with friends in WaXahatchle, Texas.
At the home of Mrs r. w Pente-
cost, $40 East Warner avenue, Mr.
Edward Walters, OF Breckenridge and
Miss Minnie Finkelberg were united
in marriage Wednesday afternoon at
ocAck by Rev r. l.. NOblitt, pastor |
Of the First Christian church. The |
wedding was q quiet one and only a
few near friends Witnessed the simple I
but impressive ring ceremony The
bride is an accomplished young |
woman and well known In social cir
cles of Arkansas City and Guhrie. The |
groom is prominent mmberman at
| Breckenridge, Oklahoma, where thc
cuuplc Will mHh' ehNit hN'hN ~ ''N
| future.
Mrs. II. H. Miller will entertain the
| Domestic Science club tom.rr af
lcrnoon at ler home, 704 East Warner
avenue, Demonstrations viii be made.
Mrs Il. H. Fulton and baby have re
turned to their hume in Oklahoma City
4 after ten days visit in the city 18th
her parents, Nil and Mrs. Frank Rino
aait, on East Harrison avenue,
Mrs. Ohas. H. Filson, OF 32i North
First street, viii entertain the Friday
Afternoon Whist club tom rrow after
noon.
What proved the largest attended
social function OF the week was the
euchre patty given by Mrs. W. X. Pat
.-. on iinsehig . CD tmhua h.il
yesterday afternoon. The honorees
were Miss Peletier. of Clcariieid. Iowa,
sister of the h stess, Mrs j y. Pay
nal of West Liberty, Iowa and Miss
Edna Ccvort. the latter two having
recently located in the capital city
The hall was prettily decorated with
cut Flowers, ferns end drapeites. The
afternoon was spent pleasantly at
progressive euchre, seventeen tables
being uned. Mrs N n, Wallace won
the first prize. Mrs. A. q. Farquharson
the second and the consolation by
Miss Traugher. Adlers orchestra
rrniahed their usual cd music dur
\ ing the afternoon. A dainty two course
luncheon was served The guests
present numbered eighty-ilve.
Miss Brown returned last evening
from Edmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Icy arc ener
tanning Mr. Lcy's brother Edward, ol
Topeka Kansas.
Miss Helen Jenkins, daughter of MIR
4 and Mrs Tom Jonkins, assisted by
Miss Maudo Durllng, both undergrad
uatcs at the Ross Conservatory o
q Music. viii give recital tom rrON
n evening in The conservatory rooms "a
4 Carnegie library. Admission tree
4 Everyone invited.
Mrs. A. l.. Drusc. OF iil0 West 10
n gan avenue, Is entertaining MIR an'
Mrs. Geo Dunncll, OF Albuquerque
y New Mexico,
Miss Lena Ottcrman and Mr.. Gu!
q Ottcrmen, Of Indiana, who have beci
4 visiting Mr. and Mrs. W, B. llerod, LET
i last evening for Ponca CITY to 'isl
4 l6iu relatives before returning me
Mrs. j. r. McCray of 1928 Wes
Il Mansur avenue, Is entertaining Mrs
VIM. Palmer of El Reno.
y Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Gray rcturne'
q last evening from OklahGma CITY
Mrs. +. NJ. Canton left last evening
q for Saltwater 10 visit with Mrs D. II
Il Connell
"A Mrs. l.. =. Kimball is expected homi
4 today from an extended trl throus
y the East.
81 Mrs VIII T. Brady returned to ne
j home iu Wichita last evening aite
q spending Two weeks In The city witl
" her mother, Mrs. win Day on Eas
n y 5le avenue.
q Mrs. J. Marshall left last eycnlni
! for Crescent 10 visit with her daughter
= Mrs. Emmett Slobaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs Karl J Fil5ou return
!. Cd 10 their home In ST JOSEPH Mo
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