The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-10
In Honor a Mrs. Best.

In Honor CT Mrs. Best
Mrs. George Anderson gave a bridge
whist party Wednesday evening com
plmentaiy To Mrs Frank Best, OF
Oklahoma City Nice refreshments
were served. Mrs. Seton won the first
prize; Mrs. best, the guest prize. Mrs.
Bronson the consolation Present
were: Mesdames Setn, Winton
Braun Bronson, Best. Trapp Dattison
Casslu Laux. Lucas. Cockrm.
AT the meeting OF tle Pastlme
Euchre club Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs w K pattera n. 3l1
/ East Cleveland avenue. Mrs. j. Al
Mcconnell won the first prize and
Mrs Fred Byers the lone hand. A
dainty luncheon was served Mrs j.
/ r.. BAH Of Kansas city and Mrs J. =.
Payinal of Iowa. were the guests of
the club.
The Patterson Furniture coA9any
holds It's Christmas reception TO the
/ laiies / Guthrie tomorrow afternoon
]
J furnish music Every lady caller will
/ be given chance TO draw one OF the
prizes 10 be given away. Callers viii
be registered and number given In
/ the drawing contest between 1 D. m
aud 10 D. m the drawing win take
place at 1880 tomorrow evening All
are Invited to he present at the after
noon and evening reception and at
the drawing Every person will be
given a handsome uvenir. whether
drawing one of the prizes or not
/ Miss Ruby Canton, librarian al the
Central State Normal school at Ed
mond arrived In the city last evening
to visit with her parents for a few
days.
Mrs Galen Grow returned las.
evening FROM Oklahoma City were she
has been the guest ( friends since
sunday
Ms Charles Cromer left last even.
fer Chanuie, Kansas. 20 spend the holi-
days, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. ]. Marshall Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Emmett stobaugh. IN
Crescent
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Peters. of South
Third street are the proud parents Of
an eleven pound baby boy.
The Women's Missionary society Of
/ the West Side a. e. churcl meeting at
the church, corner Eleventh street and
/ Noble avenue. this afternoon was
largely attended. Several interesting
talks were made n the missionary
work now being carried on In foreign
lands by the cooperation of the dii.
fereut foreign church boards.
Mr. and Mrs w 9. Gruber returned
! last evening from Crescent where they
yisitel Dave Herbert, the former fire
man Injured In the Santa I'e wreck
I there November 30tl.
Mrs Dave Iladdeu and children have
returned from a ten days visit in
Texas with relatives.
The Benevolent society Wtll meet
Friday atternC at 2.20 N.th Mrs r..
Y. Smith, 523 East College avenue
The West Side Ladies' Aid society
Of tle Christian church met with Mrs.
Statum, on West Mansur Wednesday
/ afternoon. There was a large attend
ance and a pleasant afternoon was
, spent making articles for the Christ.
mas shop which win be conducted FIJI
day and Saturday A delightful lunch-
con refreshed the workers after their
aburs were ended,
Mrs T.. b. Lucas returned last even.
ing from a visit in Oklahoma City
with Bishop and Mrs. r. r. Brooke.
She was among The out OF town guests
al TIE reception given there Tuesday
night 10 Bishop and Mrs Brooke.
Gcvorncr and Mrs c. n Haskell and
Miss Jane have returned from Mus
Jogee
Mrs. Charles Seeley gave a pleas ant
card party Tuesday night She Will
4 entertain again al cards on Friday
night
The meeting lhc 20. Y. r." club
\ scheduled for this evening at the home
Of Mrs Y. j. Fitzpatrick. 1919 West
Marsm ayenae has been postponed
) far one week
Mrs Frank Pleratt returned 90 her
: home Ia Crescent last evening after a
few days yisi In the city with irlcads.
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