The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-04

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viii Exhibit Originals.
The City Federation OF Women'E|
clubs will bring some famous paintings
10 The eanllal the latter part OF Ian.
nary. The City Federation with char
acterislIe enterprise and civic pride
have secured the three fam us pie
lures in che nrIgInal-"The Cruclflx-
ion" BY Franz A. Lundahl. valued at
$4,000 "rhe Village Blacksmith. by
II. dc Marieu, valued at 10000, and
"Dobblnsa BY Rosa Bonheau, valued
at $4,000. TO place on exhibition
These pictures are the originals OF
great masters, fine enough to create a
stir In any city, and Guthrie may we'll
be proud Of such q chance to see such
works ~ art and pictures OF such Vital
interest, These paintings taye been
\ aiSced 0gI exhibition In many Of the
leading stiles New York. Boston, etc.,
and leading newspapers are s,fonE IN
taeir Recommendation. Just now they
are on exhibit IN Havana. Cuba. Mrs,
Buck. Of this city, chairman Of the art
committee; Mrs. Dale. chairman Of the
entertainment esmmlttee Of the FEEDER.
alton, have endorsed the project ami
the Federation will carry It to a sue.
eesslul Issue, The time for the exit.
hilton Il opportune al the Oklahoma
legislature VIII be IN session and many
distinguished visitors will find gseat
enjoyment In viewing these great
works Of art.
Miss Carter returned to Pars MS,
Kansas, last evening TO resume Ser
duties as teacher In the high school
there, after spending the holidays In
the city N.th her parents, Mr.. ana AIRS.
N. Nj Garter, at sa4 North Broad
street,
Miss Frankie Curl returned last
evening to Sterling, Kansas, where
she Is teaching In the public schools,
after spending The holidays In the city
with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. N.
Curl on EAST Noble avenue.
Mrs, e. g. sharpe has returned from
q 1--WE weeks visit In Kansas with
relatives.
The ladies' auxiliary Gibbs Of thp
Methodist and Presbyterian ehhfcheg
will not give any entertainments or
hold any meetings during the month OF
January on account OF the Union pro-
tracted meetings.
Miss Flbrence Adler delightfully."- en-
tertalned the Smart Set Saturday at.
ternoon at home. 62s North Broad
street The house was prettlly ad0rn.
bed with Christmas decorations. consist.
fling of holy. mihlletbe and evergreen,
Gut flowers In vases also added 70 the
beauty Of the rooms. Four tables
were filled at euchre. Mrs. Frank Post
winning the first prize, Mrs Frank
Laux the l. nehand und Ms. Maurice
0Rourke the consolation Unique
score cards In the form Of bells were
given aa favcrs. A dainty three course
luncheon was served. Miss Maud
Williams assisted the hosteas IN serv-
Ing, Among the guests of the club
we're: Mrs. r. q. Morrow. o. Law
rentu. Kansas; Mrs. Charles r. Greer,
Mrs. M. u. Trap, Misses Maude aud
Elintr williams. The club will meet
next week with Mrs NJ. l.. Goodwin
III -
HksRhpresentatlye and Mrs. Fred p.
Bransoh. Of Muskogee. are Guthrie
senator and Mrs. VIM. Redwlne. d
McAlester, arrived this morning and
have engaged quarters al the lone.
Representative prentlss P.iee and
wife. Of Tiomlny, are guests az thn
Hotel lone
Fl Councilman and Mrs. NJ l. Morris =
entertained u number OF guests al
earis Saturday evening at their home.