The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-25

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nolphs Gammus with Miss Dess
Whiteley. Five hundred was thel
game and short musical program
was enjoyed A one course luncheon
was served,
The missionary society OF the First
Presbyterian church Will meet Wed
ntsday afternoon, April q, at the
home Of Mrs, w. w Rucks, III East
Warner.
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs, Mary Hart, the Domestic Sci
euce club observed the Anniversary OF
tho opening OF Oklahoma, ROD call
was cleverly responded to by the
members who related as nearly ai
possible where they We're twenty-one
years ago aud what transpred, many
Ct whom had bidden farewell TO rela'
;ives leaving for Oklahoma to make
tncir fortunes In the West Ms. VIII
ratteson read an article from an
Oklahoma magazine, ltomanceS OF
Early Oklahoma followed by piano
solo by Mrs. Brown. Mrs. n NJ. Car
ter read beautiful poem on OKLA
Eoma, written by Freeman Miller
and Miss Goodrich sang "Okahome "
also "On, Fair, Oh Sweet Oh Holy
lUther numbers were o poem by Mrs.
/ Nelson THE Eternal Goodness by
Whittier, and THE Retrospect a
poem written by Miss Hubbard. who
gave It In a very pleasing manner.
America in which they all Joined In
singing, was the closing number ON
the program. Refreshments conclud'
cd the delightful afternoon.
/ Mrs Stlllwell II. Russell leaves "
/ hbr,ow for her homo IN Ardmore alf
I kr three weeks visit with her daughE
ter, Mrs. Ham Bee. who enierlllned
( "A few friends informally yesterday ~
terpoon for her
Special guests this afternoon az the
/ Rooney Mooney Shah club SESSION
With Miss Virginia Ilagan were Mis-.
Berne, of Edmond. Miss Alice Tall
man. Miss Nellie easili ana Miss icu'
lab Cayoll's guest ON out Of tho
ie.5
The second anniversary concert "a
be given by the Guthrie Ladies cho
rus, Wednesday evening, April n at
The brooks opera house, a being
looked forward to with much pleasure
by the musical people OF Guthrie The
different clubs OF the city are inter
ested and planning TO help this, the
youngest club in the federation. Th'
chorus Is composed Of many OF tn
\ bes local musicians and the diTfegcn'
I noverfcs arranged BY c G. Robinson
director, together with the ensemble
numbers will comprise a program %
unusual interest. Mrs. Maud Williams
Mrs lIughey and Mr.. Cecil Willlami
VIII be heard IN solos. The Stroll
ers, who Will appear In TWO numbc 3
the Irish lads and lassies, and tn
Robinson Male quartet are features o
the program. The chorus viii pre-
sent a May queen scene at which lh'
, crownlng viii take place.
Mrs. l.. n. Calkins was here toda,
on her way from Saltwater to point
in Texas.
+ Miss Mildred Belzes Of Stiliwate
was In the city few hour on he
p way TO Chandler Tor a visit.
, Mrs. WedIrman and daughter ar
here from Anadarko visiting Mr. We
dirman.
! XXrs ]. p. Winton was hostess Se:
! Yerday at the regular meeting Of To
, Friday Afternoon Bridge. There wef
+ Ithree tables, Mrs. Charles West wh
. ming the first prize and Mrs. va
| Voorhees, the second. Mrs John Cp
r. ieral win be the next hostess,
(, Aunchenn followed the games.
4 Mrs. Ed Johnson aud Miss Pate
sou spent yesterday In Oklahom
+, city
{. Ms. VIII Huffman and daughter {
= Edmond. are IN the city today.
) Mrs ]. A. Brown Is enjoying yisl
2 from her brother, Damon Dunkln.
= Miss Olive Clark will spend tomo
G row In Klngflsher visiting Mr.. an
A Mrs. Tom Clark
D Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mckay hay
|, eturncd from Oklahoma City.
' This evening. M { O'Clock AZ th
y Ch'istIan church. Miss Anna Boys
! and Mr.. MaIcnm Anderson VIII b
united I'm marriage. DR. I. l.. \Obllf