The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06
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The Cross chapter IT, d, G met Sat
lurday with Mrs C. ] Gano. The spon
laor OF state and her maid Of honor
ihave been chosen by Col Cross from
1 This chapter~Miss Bess Brewer spon-
sor ana Miss Bess Gano, maid
The final arrangements Tor the cher
/ ter's Easter dance and reception 20 be
given April 20th, at the Elks club
/ rooms. we're made and Col Cross was
Imade an honorary member OF the chap.
I ter light luncheon was served, af
tier which Mrs Hayes and Miss Brook
or Muskogee, and Miss Bess Brewer
gave delightful musical program
The meeting of tho Cty Fedemtio,
or Women clubs held - the Carnegie
] library Saturday was Oy far the best st
the club gear which closed on that
date Mrs y. NJ Garter. president OF
Federation presided. and IN her pre-
liminary address talked on great
many civic Improvement questions
Iurging the city council provide for
better fire protection in the schools
ianl theaaea.
II was recommended thar each rlnb
/ give one day in the rar to practical
! work especially sewing, al the Cnil
ldrcus Home.
4 committee was appointed 20 confer
with the ciiy officials IN an effort 20
better regulate the posting Of object
lionahlc bills throughout the city
ln an address, by Mrs H. D.. Miller.
the need Of clothing al The Children's
Home was brought ont, and also tho
fact that there are in the home two
children for adoption into desirable
d mes The clubs asere requested 20
lsen , lamdrass ono day each week.
It.. ic home
Altcnthn vas called 20 De Holmes
hospital where thero are three sisters
IN need Of clothing, and some other
vely sad cnses in need OF sympathy
from all Christian w0men
Miss Reed, teacher Of domestic scl-
enco IN the Logan county high sch 81
made an interesting iak and exhihit
fcd several samples Oi intricate work
done by her class She emphasized
the need Of more room for her depart.
meut in tie high school building.
Mrs. Blaeknan reported the recent
Visit 10 tie city schools and recon-.
mended more industrial and practical
teaching In the schools
The three city principals of the city
schools were prcseni and gave some
interesting Information aud suggest
ions IN regard to the school work
The following delegates were am
lnounced TO the biennial federation al
Boston IN May First DELEGATE. Mrs
carter First allemate AlfF, Huu.
second delegate Argrr l,hOaqSl second
lahcnatr. Mrs. Kneisley ~
TO the state federation AZ Sulphm
in October. First delegate Mrs Car.
ter. ligat alternate. Mrs Blackman.
second delegate Mrs licrod second
alternate Mrs Dawson
The work cf the Benevolent society
was especially commended and an ar.
lgcnt appeal was made 10 the ladies'
OF The city 20 Join This society and ald
In its efforts.
Mrs Gano entertained me llil Cross
chapter. a. - a., Saturday afternoon
Arrangements were made for THEN
Easter dance and reception April 20
at the Elks club rooms. Colonel
+ Cross WAS elected as an hon0rars
member This chapter has bfan par
ltlcnlarly honucd by having bct
sponsor and maid OF honor chose1
P from their memberhip After inc bus
/ mess session retire 3hments were
served and several musical nnmbers
bl AIRS Hayes Miss Brf we. and MS.
, Brook ol NusAogee
Miss Elsie lsewer Hazel stone and
Ray Malone aniyed in the city this
faltem0on D. b+ the guests OF Alis.
Ada Mcdonnell who Riii give a can,
party tonorfow afternoon af ben
home on North Elm s'uf 10 theil
|. honor