The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-09

Christmas eve. The ladies' are to have
q bazaar sale next week with several
Christmas.
Complimentary to Mrs VIM Herr,
who was formerly Miss Anna Hutchi-
son. teacher in the Central school,
Miss Nora j Cooney. principal of the
school, entertained the teachers in
that building yesterday in the kinder
garten department with an at 4 IL
'clock luncheon. A dainty three course
luncheon was served and a delightful
time was had. Mrs. Herr was present
ed with a handsome set of teaspoons
by her former fellow teachers. Those
present were. Mesdames Herr. Far
ren. Fahey Barwick buchanan, BIN
c-e and Misses Duck. Bell. HightOwer
Lilly l.ohr. Gillespie. Harris, Osborne
Houston and Goodrich.
At the home of Mrs. W. n. Merten
1920 West Washington avenue, under
the auspices of the West Side w. c
I. U., an enthusiastic Mothers meet
ing was held yesterday afternoon. The
chief topics discussed were IS cial
Purity" and why Our Girls Go
Astray" A committee was appointed
to investigate particulars in regard to
Public Rest Rooms and Why shop
girls are compelled 10 stan,f SO much
during working hours" The meeting
was given an excellent talk by Mrs.
N ses, Of ChicagO, secretary OF the
Loyal Temperance legion, Of Cook
county, Illinois.
Mrs. J. J. Boles entertained the
Tuesday Bridge club at her hGme 30i
East villas avenue, yesterday after
noon.
The pastors OF the different churches
in tae city when asked as to what part
the W men take In church work as
compared TO men, unanimously agree
that it is the womens auxiliary socie-
ties of The church that keep 1t golng
when new carpet is needed when
the old organ gets out Of tune and
when the congregation is back on the
minister's salary, IL is always the La
dies Aid society the Ladies' Social
circ'e. etc. LAT taRe upon themselves
the responsibility 0f meeting the
emergency OF course they call upon
the men 10 contribute, but If the wo
men did not take n hold Of these mat
ters the church wound soon break up.
"Y-u find it, stated a preacher TO
day, back through bible history The
same way-it was the women that
We're progressive In oacse matters
There nre sixty-elght cubs ia okla
homa City and twenty-five in Ard
mUre.
Muskogee Phoenix Miss Frances
Haskell. who IS visiting Mr.. anl Mrs
Murray Haskell on Second street has
been the honoree Of a number OF de.
lightfal functions the past week
Thursday evening Mrs. Jackson gave
dinner In her honor followed on
Friday evening by a dinner and thea
ter party by Mr.. and Mrs. Madison
Saturday evening the Misses Hayes
entertained IN her nor. On Monday
night the Town and Country club win
give c9tillion at the club conpi.
mentary to Miss Haskell.
Muskogee Times-Democrat: Judge
Owens gave a dinner party last night
complimentary 10 Governor and Mrs
Haskell az the Turner, foil wed by q
b. x party az the Hinton theatre.
The Norman university male quar-
tette. with Miss Lillian Roles pianist
will give concert tonight at Norman
Mrs. a. H. Geissler arrived last
evening from Oklahoma City TO attend
the card party given here today by
Mrs. s. J., spurrier' complimentary ll
Mrs. John Fields, OF Oklahoma City
Mrs, Geissier win be the guest OF AIRS
.. NJ, 3archet until Friday.
I Mrs. Jahn Yields arrived today from
/ OK ahonia City TO spend tie week end
with Mrs. s. 3. spurrier al S2S aas'
Werner avenue.
Mrs 81 Beiyea. OF Edmond Is. the
guest of her son. r. a. Selyea. and
family in the Belyea addition
Mrs. I. ~ leach, Jr. Of 5ii Easi
I Springer avenue, is entertaining Nrs
/ Emory y. rO4aiee. vile of Senator
prownlee s9i KiHgiisher, this week.
~. Mys,NferHlle Eliisitlaag Feirrnfab q
ben Gsme an aapElpa, aiscr ~
= -ig'- g. ho srV with hcf dqpN3
ter, Mrs. O. g. Wilder, at 623 Ea9
Warner avenue.
Mrs. Harry 3 Crawford. formerll
Miss elsie Brewer Of this city, - ih'
guest Of her sister Mrs. J. NJ. Nc
connell. al 2li East Maasur ssenue.
Al the meeting Of the n9meati'
Science club Friday az the haiae r
( Mrs CharieHc. Kneisly, 9l5 Norif
Bioad street a special program IS Z,
be rendered II viii Dc kn wn as The
frtsident's Meeting, the occasion be