The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-05

East side w. c. T. U. meets In af.
ternoon with Mrs. n NJ Carter.
The West Side NJ E. church VIII
give an entertainment Tuesday even
ing, May g. Subject "Anti-Narcotidsv
This promises to be a fine entertain
ment Songs, recltations, speeches,
etc. One OF the attractive features will
be the "Whlstling Mocking Bird" by
Miss Kcbler which is well worth 60.
ing miles to hear Other attractive
features are Dr. Snelson, of anti-cigar-
cite bill fame, and Representative
Ross will speak. Also Miss Burns,
principal of Banner school Everyone
come and bring the boys. Admission
free to all
Miss jamie Hagar's pupils will give
a recital and concert Friday evening
next
The ladies' OF Trinity Guild will
meet az the rectory. at 800 East Noble,
on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. l.. Y Bonner, who has spent
the winter in San Antonio. is here
on visit to her son, w NJ Bonner,
OF the Supreme clerks office.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
ChristiaH church will give lawn party
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
r. II. Furrow, sos East Harrison ave
nue..
A little Springer avenue Guthrie
girl. not feeling very well lay her
head upon her mammals lap and was
very quiet Mamma asked Is Kittie
sick2 no" answered the little one,
y am Christian Science" Well, Kittie.
what were YOU the other day when /
whipped you?' "Oh, mamma, then
| was a Presbyterian"
Miss Fannie Long entertains the
c. B. Y \. club Saturday afternoon.
Rev, 4. L. Noblitt hnited IN mari-
age Sunday AFTERNOON at his home,
Claude A. Aurey and Miss Lola Ar
nett, both of Guthrie. and Mr. IT. L.
Bay, of Guthrie, and Miss Lola Weld
ner, of Mulhall
Miss Grace Easter OF Tonkawa is in
the city,
Mrs. f. w. Hewitt delightfully."- en-.
tertained the members Of the Modern
Priscilla club this afternoon at her
home. 42O East Washington avenue
There was a full attendance of mem
bers and the afternoon was spent
pleasantly with the usual club work
Light refreshments We're served. The
club will meet two weeks hence wiz
Mrs. j. o. Sevefns
The masquerade bah at the Star
Skating rink tonight promises to be
one of the leading functions of the
week
The Shakespeare club held an in
teresting secession this afternoon at
the Carnegie library.
Quite College for Business.
John Coyle returned today from
Lawrence Kansas where he has been
attending the Kansas university FOR
the past two years. and surprised his
father by stating that he wanted to
help him in his business and would
quit college. MIR Coyle will place
John in charge of his oil mill here
this season.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. S Simmons. Of
Hinton, are Guthrie visitors.
The East Side w C. T. U. will hold
an evangellstic meeting May Sth at the
home Of Mrs. ~ M Carter. 324 North
Broad, at 300 D. m.
Program:
Song, Throw Out the Life Line"
Bible Reading Characters Of the BIZ
ble, Mrs Hartman
Roll call, Promises From the Word
Discussion, How 10 Study the Bi
BILE, Mrs. Furrow.
Modern Eyangelistlc Methods, Mrs
Anderson.
Power OF Song, Mrs n NJ Carter
Song Influence of Child's Song"
Nav Tibbetts
The. Mission Field and the Ameri- /
can Flag as a PrOteetorate 10 Christi l
aniiy. Mrs Bennett
TIE White Ribbon Missionaries /
Abound the World, Mrs McWethy.
Song. e'rhe Ribon White" Mrs. N. I
sic Clark and Mrs. Mathia
General Discussion The Mothers as
O Factor IA the Worlds Progress.
Reward OF Service" Mrs Craig.
Song. My Soul Shall Be Satisfied. !
Tht musically inclined ladies' of
the capital city met last night in
Miss Williams studio on East OKLA
hOma avenue and projected a perma-
nent organization of 2 ladies chorps.
aud will endeayor To make Il the beSt
IN the state as the Temple male quar-.
ieite oi this city has already accom-
plished Mrs. Frank Dale was elected
preslde- Miss Della Dunkin, vice