The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-22
Mrs. H. H. Leonard OF Coyle is in
tie city shopping today,

Mrs. Il. H. Leonard OF Coyle is ia
tie city shopping today
The b. A. Y. society viii give an
ice cream social next Thursday even.
Ing at 202 east Warner avenue.
Mrs J. j. Faskin and children are
in Mulhall with friends.
Prof and Mrs. S. l.. Romaine left |
last evoling for Wellington. Kas.. on
2 visit Z rof Romaine viii return |
the first Of next week but Mrs Ro Z
maine will remain until the middle OF
September
The ladies' Of the First NJ. f.
church vii give a linen showed for
the Gu hrie hospital September 9tn. !
Contributions of bed linen and towels
win be gladly received
Al the home of Roy. and Mrs. w
a. Baker, 1904 West Cleveland ave-
nue., a very successful lawn social was
given Last evening The West Side
young folks turned out generally.
Miss Elizabeth Berne returned to
lcr home in Fort Smith, Ark, today
with Mas Virginia Hightower, at 612
Fast Mansur avenue.
Miss Kate Schneli entertained in.
formally at cards Thursday evening
IN honor cf Miss Bess Carlew of Ard
more. The guests were Mrs. Stillwell
II. Russell of Ardnfore, Mrs. Ham p
Bee; Misses Bess Carlew. Elizabeth
McNeal, Ruby McNeal. Gertrude
Hunt; Jessie Sampsell and Florence
Adler; Mcssrs. G. b. Bee. Porter.
Spaulding, Ross Lillard. Tom Gift,
Will Martin, J. +. Woodwork and Or.
Ratledge
Miss Stella Roberts has returned
from Wichita, Kans.. where she has
been spending the summer Miss Rob
erts has accepted q position in the
state Republican headquarters.
Mrs. StillWell H. Russell of Ard.
more is the guest of her daughter
Mrs Ham Bee.
Miss Augusta Houghton entertained
a jolly crowd of young folks at the
Houghton home on West Warner ave
nue Thursday evening complimentary
TO Miss Elsie Armill, Of Joplin, Mo
Old fashioned games were played on
the lawn and yeranda. Thirty guests
enjoyed the hospitolity of the hostess.
Light refreshments were served on the
lawn.
Mrs. H. x. Metzler and daughter,
Miss Olive, left last evening for FL
dorado. Kansas, to spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. e. Trapp delightfully."- enter
tanned at bridge Friiay afternoon at
her home, 6l2 East Cleveland avenue,
The afternoon was spent pleasantly at
bridge whist, four tables being used.
Light refreshments were served
Those present were; Mesdames Ruehl
Haskell Mrs c. n. Haskell, Stillwell
II. Russell. Ham Bee, Claude Sltte.ly,
| and Misses Jane Haskell, Bliss Cor
lew, Kate Schnell and Mary Cassili
Miss Bess Gano entertained few
friends informally at cards Thursday
evening. Those present were Misses
Ethel Ridehart, Norma Heilman. Edith
Heilman, AMI Messrs, Hushey. Earl
Cook, Weems and Coyle.
Mrs. c. w. Meeks left yesterday for
Republic, Mo, called by the serious
Illness of her mother
The Klu Klux Khan, a social o-gani.
zation In the city which makes prac.
Z tioe OF having surprise parties ana
meetings, will break over tonight and
hold formal meeting at the home Of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ca-i Hayisnorsi, on East
Noble avenue The McElhenneys. Re-
iahls, Sarchetta and Hawghorsts will
be tAe participants.
Mr. AMI MS. e Boyd. OF sapul.
pa, are guests az the Hotel lone.
Mr. and Mrs J Farrar OF Arkansas
| City. AMI daughter Miss Pearl who
I have been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
! Charles Seely several days. returned
/ TO their home in Arkansas City last
/ evening IN their automobile.
/ The lawn social given by the congre
/ cation OF the NJ E. church at the cor.
ner of Noble and Broad last evening
/ proved a great success. financially
and otherwise over two hundred
/ people We're present aud al had a
goo time. Old and tae young alike
took great delight in trying their luck
/ in the fishing pond The fortune
telling booth had more attraction for
I the young boys and girls. however
The ladies' TOOK in a little over $4,000
/ Ice cream and cake were se-yed.
Miss Gerue Kennedy, who has been
/ visiting friends in Oklahoma city this
week. VIII return homo this evening.
Teachers Examinations.
State Superintendent y ID Gamer
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