The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-20

Of musical numbers, interspersed
with readings.
The Guthrie Ladies chorus win
render il shot cantata entitled The
Lady Of Shalott," with incidental
nlos by Mrs. J H. Cotteral, Miss
Amy TeaIney and Mr.. Fred Soehl
win give a repetition OF The Dude
ana the DOLL given recently in the
less al the Brooks theatre. Prof.
Robinson win also sing several selec-
titns
The magnificent Masonic temple
scenery win be shown the guests.
The Mikador Last Night.
The presentation Of he Japanese
comedy, The Mikado,7 by the Ed
mond Normal ID amatie school, was
we'll received by the large audience
last evening. The Mikado was repre-
sented by E II Jayne, and the hero
of the play by Oscar ]. Lehrcg dl-
rector of music in tn eschool The
other principal parts We're held by
Jesse Hume. H. G.. Oakes. u. Cs
Adamson. Miss Nell Bryan, Miss Ina
rose Hastings. Miss Park Sloan and
Miss Willie Hunt The work of the
normal students was good through
ont. 1'he audience was specially de-
lighted with the quaint Kissing song
an dthe japanese dances The cos
inning was fine and novel through
out. Appropriate music was intro
duccd. The audience gave warmest
approval TO Yum Yum" Miss Hast
nlss Nrf
Today's Arrivals.
Among The arrivals today are Dr.
Herbe G.. Stagner Coyle; e. r.
Hurt, Perkins, w. G.. Adams, Okla
hcma City; George B Rittenhouse
Chandler; John Rinehart, Luther, j
A. Smith, Stroud, e E, Fags,
Enid. A. w. Moslev, Goltry, G W.
Bennett Oklahoma City; ] G. Kress
4 Kmglisber. Nj. II. Howell, Sapulpa,
W youkman. Tulsa: S J Haskell
Oklahoma City; III. O. Harris, Wich
! ita. L. p. King, Wellston; a p.
\ Powell, Crescent: George Farrar
lFamond: Newton Rector, Hennessey;
\ Il. E. Sexton. Saltwater; w. r.
Miller, McAlester; A. L. Edgington
I Watonga; S. A. Calhoon, Oklahoma
City; f. ] Johnson, Chicago, w. l.
4 Scott Perkins: j. II. Kelley, JEFF
rcrscn; Bill Cross, oklahoma City
a.. r. Glazier, Ardmore ID A
Ware Pawhuska; o. f. Wells
1 Prague: C. e. Gait, Pauls Valley
r. A. Perry. Shawnee; B. A. Rav
A saltwater. e, J. Quinn, Geary: w
A w. Welch, and III A. Ward, Okla
homa City; w. P Griffin, Carnegie
4 y. II Grover, Tulsa; G. r. Beck
Cashion; P. Keer Higgins 0blahom
CITY; j NJ Ward, McLoud W. Fl
Wilcox. saltwater: "A. u Blesh, Ok
lahoma City; e. G. Wheeler. Paw
nee Frank Z. Hamilton, Enid; D
]. Dodson, Coyle.
Musicale for Ladies.
4 Complimentary to the ladies' in 4
tendance at the Scottish Rite rem
ion which closes tonight with a bar
ouet and smoker and dancing. a
elaborate nusirhle was given thl
afternoon in the ladies' drawin
rom in the temnle Over hundre
quests were in attendance.
The following program was rel
, 1ared
: Iwpromntu ........,.... Rheinhol
Mr. Aiken
Morcloeue, "Rargains' Mrs, Ficl
Monoloeue, "The Trial Of Old Abner
: barrow ~ .'.is s..................
.. Richard Harding Dav
: chost stories and poems -. Selecte
J Laura r. eigh Hanson
"whisnering Wind" Wolenhaul
Mr. Aiken
n Plavlet "Niss Civilization ..
! Richard Harding naV
q Readinp from Fllgene Field and
lanes Whitccmh Riley. ett
: "The Hall Of Wnisev' .Shakespea
!, "A Wife's Accounts ......,.,.
y -. - arranged bv Mrs. Hans'
/. Laura Leigh Hanson
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