The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-23

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pelpha Gammas with Miss Bcs
Nhiteley Five hundred was th
Pgame and a short musical prograf
was enjoyed A one course luncheo
was served.
The missionary society OF the Firs
Presbyterian church will meet Wed
nesday afternoon, April q, at tn
home Of Mrs. w W. Rucks, III Eas
Yamer
u Yesterday AFTERNOON M the home 0 \
Mrs Mary Hart, the Domestic Sci
cuce club observed the annive sary o
the opening OF Oklahoma Roll cal
AWas cleyerly responded to by thu
lmcmhers who related as nearly 4
aossible where they were twenty-on
1 Arars ago and what transpired, man
| N whom had bidden farewell TO rela
Fiyes leaving for Oklahoma 10 makp
Ns.Aeir~ r~iolLunes in the WeSl..a-Msae WI
/ Patterson read nm article from al
Oklahoma magazine. "ROmances
/ Early Oklahoma" followed by piano
Esolo by Mrs. Brown Mrs. n NJ Cal
tor read a beautiful poem on Okla
homa. written by Freeman Miller
aud Miss Goodrich sang Oklahoma
also "On, Fair, Oh Sweet, Oh Holy,
Other numbess were a poem by Mrs
Nelson "The Eternal Goo@ness,' b
Whittier. and "The Retrospect .
hpoem written by Miss Iibbard, whc
save Il In very pleasing manner
America" in which they all joined IN
singing, was the closing number OF
lnae program Refreshments concud
led The delightful afternoon.
Mrs. StIllwell H. Russell leaves TO-
morrow for her home IN Ardmoro atl
y er a three weeks visit with her daugh
Nter, Mrs. Ham Bee. who entertained
b few friends Informally yesterday a
tgnoon for her
7 Especial guess this afternoon al the
KKooney Mooney Shah club session
with Miss Virginia iIagan were Mle-
Bcrne, Of Edmond, Miss Alice Tali
man. Miss Nellie CASH. and Miss leu
'.lah Cayolts guest from out of the
city.
The second anniversary concert to
be given by the Guthrie Ladies' eh0
rus, Wednesday evening April ~ at
the brooks opera house, IS being
looked forward to with much pleasure
by the musical people Of Guthrie, The
4. different clubs OF the city are inter
estcd and planning TO help thls, the
youngest club in the federation. The
chorus Is composed OF many Of lhe
best local musicians and tile diffe eni
novelties arranged by G. G. Robinson
director, together with the ensemble
numbers VIII comprise q program ol
unusual interest. Mes. Maud Williams
Mrs. Hughey aud Mr.. Cecil Williams
will be heard IN solos. The Stroll
, ers," who will appear IN TWO numbe $
i the Irish lads and lassies, and thl
Robinson Male quartet are features o
, the program. The chorus VIII pre-
/ sent a May queen scene at which III.
, crowning will take place.
+ Mrs. l.. IT, Calkins was here todai
! on her way from saltwater 10 point
t. IN Texas.
+ Miss Mildred Reize7 Of Stillwate
4 was In the city a few hours on he
= way 10 Chandler for Z visit,
P Mrs. Wedirman and daughter ar
!. here from Anadarko visiting Mr We
dirman.
! Mrs. J. p. Wlnton was hostess yes
n terday at the regular meeting Of tn
Z Friday Afternoon Bridge. There wer
r three tables. Mrs Charles West viii
!. ming the first prize and Mrs. VA
Voorhees, the second Mrs. John Co
r teral Will be the next hostess.
j, luncheon followed the games.
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d Mrs. Ed Iohnsor and Miss Paitel
son spent yesterday IN = oklahom
j. rity
Ms. WIN Huffman and daughter G
. Edmond. are In the city today.
S Mrs. j. A. Brown is enjoying a yisi
G from her brother, Damon Dunkin
!. Miss Olive Clark will spend tomol
G row In kingflsher visiting Mr.. AN
n Mrs. Tom Clark
o Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Mckay hay'
/. euIncd from Oklahoma City.
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