The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28

from Washington u. G., where she
attended the National Nurses sasso.
citation,
Miss Pearl Ellis has returned from
Agra where she has been nursing
patient for a few weeks.
Y Mrs. I, G. Guss, daughter, MisAl
Mary and son, George, left yeste day
for several days outing and fishing
trip at Yost lake where they have a
cottage. Mr.. Guss leaves this even.4
ing to join them,
Miss Anna Levitt spent the day in
Oklahoma city.
Mrs j. l.. Richards and daughter
Mrs. George Carver, arrived today
from Winfield, Kas., for visit with
thc formers sister Mrs, $ l., Rom
inc
Miss Bette Radcliffe, who taught
me of the second primary grades In
he city schools, left this morning
o. Crlttenden, KY, to spend the SUM
mer.
Miss Spruce and Miss Iluglen. teach
ers OF the Chickasha schools, spent
he day here.
Mrs. II. II. Harris left Uils morning
for two days stayIn Oklahoma
city,
General aud Mrs. r. NJ. Canton and
daughter. Miss Ruby, are spending tue
day IN Oklahoma city.
Miss Myrtle West returned home to
Oklahoma City this morning after a
visit with Miss Margaret Brown.
The Pythian Sisters viii meet at
o'clock in their hall Monday after
noon,
Ms. Hulett, of vi Reno will spend
Sunday he.e with her sister, Mrs
Ne,slnser.
Mrs Il. Brown spent the day here
from Enid.
Miss Maud Smith has returned from
Perry where she was member OF o
lOuse party.
Miss Mathews IS hege from Nor
nan Tor an over Sunday visit with
! Der sister.
Y /Mr w l.. Kennedy and Miss Cora
| ha Begdles were married at the
beautiful new home provided by th'
Usroom at the corner OF Logan ant
' Smith street Thursday evening, Re,
saac Goodman officiating. The pret
Il y little home was dainty decoratei
ior the occasion Present at the wet
ling were Miss Lena Upland and Nj
| Jlyde l.. Upland. A group OF friend
Who witnessed the ceremony iron
outside the house came inside late
VI extended congratulations and spen
\ he evening with the bridal coupl'
lNr. Kennedy Is the son OF ex-Alde
han Kennedy of the Fifth ward. I
ID Beautiful In every point OF ddta
7 Jas the | o'clock luncheon yesterdu
biyen by Mrs. +. w. Lintz and f.
.utz, at the Lintz home sos Ia
Warner. The luncheon was sery,
seven elaborate courses and Il
nests were seated ~ two large ROM
Il lining tables centcred with gorge0l
n bouquets OF nastrftiums and yello
iansies were carelessl yscatter'
yer the table Place cards also ca
led out the yellow color scheme. B
* nasturtinms done In water colo
A From a hidden recess the mandol
Y club furnished delightful music
\ | program throughout luncheon ri
ol 'harming individuality OF the hostei
: s, the music and the bright talk
: kSether With the exquisite gowns wo
q combined to make the occasion. -
VI kunusnaL nleasure-a-s'rne guest I
! Moulded Mesdames W. A. Frasl'
j. N. Beadles, Claud Sittesly, l..
each, Jr., ]. J. and Maurise O'Rou
= r. Hamill. Moore. II. j. Blackma
y A. G.. G. Bierer, H. A. Mahn. Chi
:. Vest. J. NJ. Snedaker, Mckay. A.
u Eastman. @. A. Hughes. Crawford,
4 (. vanVoorhees. Gay. Jack Morr
II isiie Walton, r. NJ. Canton, !. u. II
q on Galen Grow, A. c. HlxOn, NJ
rs GOODWIN, James Menefee. Ernest s.
nour, j. b. Turner. L. g. Spillm
md o. r. Fegan. Smith and Bolton.
j. jhicago and Miss Helen Green.
u srdery Colleg Commencement.
A large number Of Guthrie citize
gathered at the city hall last eyenl
60 10 witness the commencement ex