The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-21
PROSPECTUS.

Friday
Mrs II Burford eutertains Fri
day afternoon Euchre club IN after
noon at her home, 7l2 East Springer
avenue.
Domestic Science clubs I o'clock
colonial luncheon at the residence OF
Mrs Black on North Broad.
w CT. IT, meets with Mrs Abbie
y tllllerman, 7i0 East Cleveland.
All members of Hartrantt Circle
f.adies of the G A. r.. and their hns-
bands are invited to attend recep-
tion given at the home Of Mrs. w b.
Herod at S07 Fast Springer avenue.
at eight o'clock Saturday evening
The Etude club desires To- thank
those assisting them and adding so
much to the success OF the musical
on Thursday They also desire 10 eX-
tend their thanks and appreciation TO
the EIks lodge for the use Of their
parlors; 70 the florists. Furrow Bros,
lot their flowers to Mr.. Glover OF the
Jenkins Music company for ftrnish-
ing the stenway pinao
The Administration club viii hold
its regular dance at Reveler's han on
the night Of March 3rd. It Will be an
invitation anair
The training school of tire Oklaho-
ma Methodist hospital viii give its
inst graduating exercises Saturday
night at 1880 D. m. Feb 29th at the
FIRST N e church o fthis city. corner
of Broad and Noble -Four nurses viii
receive diplomas as follows Misses
Sarah Moore Ellen Lemert, Dorothy
Seton and MildlSd Certey The ad
dress will be delivered by The Dev iJr
| George II Bradford. chancellor Of
Epwortn university Oklahoma City
Special music win be rendered The
exey Uses will be public and all the
friends of the graduating nurses AID
OF the hospital are invited TO be pres
ent
Mrs. G. E. Dunnica and daughter
Dorothy. are visiting friends. in TonlSa-
wa
Miss Irene stanford is in Tonkawa
visiting friends.
Mrs. H. NJ. Mckay viii leave for
Wichita this evening for ten days
visit with friends.
Miss Bess Gano delightfully."- enter.
tanned The members Of the Merry Six.
teen sewing club at her home 224 East
Villas avenue The feature Of the oc-
casiOn being the entertainment OF
their gentlemen friends The home
was prettily decorated for the occa-
sion Cards were played. the win
ners being r. II Greer the gentle.
mans prize. a hat brush, and Miss
Schnell winning the ladies' prize, a
gold hat pin.
Refreshments were served a dainty
two course luncheon several vocal
aud Instrumental selections by the
Iguests being rendered in an exquisite
manner
Mr. aud Mrs joel Crumrine Of Wa.
bash Indiana are in The city to spend
a few weeks visiting their daught r.
Mrs. H. " Hutchins on the west side.
This Is their third visit to this city
and each trip makes them think more
than ever. that Oklahoma is the land
lof sunshine They may decide to To-
cate here.
Don't miss the Edward Baxter Per
~ Lecture Piano recital next Tues
day evening at the Christian church.
| Tickets can be secured in advance at
the Ross Conservatory. !. - ....-.
The Ladies' Of the G. A. r. win
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock az Carnegie library
In the columbia Fete" which will
be given at the Brooks opera house
February rs. 800 Of the best talent
OF the city win take part The prin-
cipal parts in the cast win be filed by
the following Uncle Sam. Wm. Pat.
terson Columbia Miss Williamson,
/ Miss Dixie Miss Gladys Coyalt Queen
of City. Miss Lucy HASKELL Columbus.
Prof Parlette, Priest. J. j. Hildreth T;
Indian Chiefs Mr. l.. N. Johnson, Mr..
! Durant; Queen OF Spain, Miss BEN
nett. King Ferdinand. Col VIM Gross.
4 Angel of Peace, Norma Heilman, Miss
Caba Kate Millikan: Electricity Miss
Louise Smith Soldier in Gray, Col.
cross; Soldier IN Blue. Judge Herod
| George Washington Dr. Duke, Okla
homa. Miss Lelah Mcpherson. Names
OF different drills; Angel Rainbow
Dances, Minnetto Indian Girls, Purl-
tans Oklahoma National Guard wiz
give a skirmish and return with Span
ish flag Grand finale
Durant Mayor Resigns.
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