The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-18

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SOCIETy
PROSPECTUS.
Friday.
Miss Phillips, instructor Of oratory
IN the Northwestern normal school at
Alva, arrived here today to spend a
few weeks with her sister Mrs. II. H..
Smook She will participate In the
Oklahoma Day entertainment to be
given by the Temple Glee club next
Thursday evening at the Brooks
theatre
Miss Elizebeth Field. Of Sulphur is
the guest of her brother. Frank Field
at 40 East Cleveland avenue.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church conducted successful cooked
food sale today in the plumbing shop
OF w f. Power on East Oklahoma
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ed T Tebbe and SON.
OF Perry, and Mr.. and Mrs. David Nc
Sinstry. of Oklahoma City, will be
the guests of Judge and Mrs. A. G. c.
B.orer over Easter at their home on
East Cleveland avenue.
Prof and Mrs Oscar Walters Of
Oklahoma city. who have been guests
o. w. p. Adams and family All East
Springer. returned last evening to
! Oklahoma Cry.
Miss Grace Manning. formerly of
this city, and Mr. NJ c. Collins, Of
Springer, New Merico, were quietly
married Sunday April 18th, at the
hcme of the grooms parents. The
bride was one Of Guthrie's charming
and cultured young ladies and her
many friends here wish her much JOY
and happiness. The groom is one OF
Springer's enterprising business men.
The young couple will make their fu-
ture home in Koehler, New Mexico.
The Kooney-M y-MooneyShah club met
Thursday afternoon with Miss Maud
Williams. Miss Jessie Sampsel won
the prize at Five Hundred, the game
Of the club The decorations were
whie roses and cut flowers. A dainty
two course luncheon was served. The
guests of the club were: Misses Eli
zabeth McNeal, Linda Gregory, Letha
Bard Ruth Bamford and Mrs. Edgar
Powers. @
The Excelsior club meets Thursday
afternoon in the club rooms at the
Carnegie library building Subject
Scotland"
Mrs EsIie Walton and Mrs. Jack
Morris will entertain at cards at the
Elks club rooms next Wednesday
evening.
The Domestic Science club meets
noxt Friday afternoon with Mrs. S. w.
Hays at her home on orth Elm street
Demonstration, Leftover Cooking"
What promises to be the leading
social event of the season is the dance
which viii be given by Cross Chapter
United Daughters of Confederacy Mon
day night az the Elks club rooms on
North Division street
Preparations have been made to ac-
commodate two hundred couples A
formal reception will be held before
the dance. the members of the chapter
being in the receiving line The dance
SIS given by the chapter to raise funds
for furnishing two rooms of the Con
feierate home TO be erected in the
state in the near future by the Sons
of the Confederacy and which the diff
ferent chapters over the state have
taken upon themselves the task of
furnishing. The local chapter which
was recently organized Is the largest
and fastest growing chapter in the
state. The cause is laudablo one and
everybody is invited 10 attend zim-
mormann's full orchestra will furnish
the music Light refreshments win
be served
Mrs H. II Smock entertains the
Guthris Whist club next Friday after
neon at her home 6l6 East Logan
avenue.
Senator Wynne left today for his
hom in Lexington.
COFFEE EYES.
Il Acts Slowly but Frequently Pro.
duees Blindness.
The curious effect Of slow'daily pois-
oufnp and tho ora1uaf hliiIdine Ia, of