The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

Mrs, j A. Statum entertained the
Hartranft Relief Corps at her home
Yesterday afternoon at one o'clock
luncheon. The OCCASION was Mrs.
Vampner's birthday, and as token
Of her appreciation for her work as
department president, Che corps pre-
sented hec handsome remembrance.
Mrs. Kate McWethy made a very
pleasing presentation speech IN behalf
Of The ladies' A quilt for the soldiers
home was completed.
e7Miss Nellie Doolittle and Miss Pearl
Calvert and the pupils in the sepentn
and eighth grades at the Banner
school enjoyed a picnic last evening
out at Highland park, Thee was no
end OF fun and much enjoyed was the
feast OF good things prepared for the
Noccasion.
s2The +. A.. A. Thmble club spent /
/ Teasan afternoon yesterday afterl
hoon at The home Of Mrs. G. T., Alllng
IMrs. Boice was the only guest and y
two course luncheon concluded thS
taiternoon Mrs Reynolds viii be tlfl
Next hostess, vi
Miss Elizabeth McNeal VIII be ho9
/ tess to the Mlstletoe club tomorrow
afternoon instead Of MIS-. Charlck
Wood as was intended
Miss Gertrude Scott leaves tomoll
row for visit IN saltwater with hel
friend, Miss Lillian Gst
/ Mrs Ralph Smith gives ont
4 o'clock luncheon to Il very few fHendl
tomorrow in farewell compliment e
hce mother, Mrs Cross, who leaves 70
points in Illinois to spcnd the sum
mcr
Mrs, j. NJ Hays will be hostess Il
the Cambridge club Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Fred Van Dyno, Of Enid, whit
has been spending two weeks IN Okla
homa CITY, arrived Today for shor
visit with Mrs. l.. \. Beadles.
Mrs y. j. Blackman had for hc
guests yesterday afternoon the men
bcrs oil the Altrurian club. The HON
was prcttlly decorated in the club co
ors. pink and white Carnations wcr
the flowers used and the pink an
white color scheme was plfgctlyel
carried out In the ice course scfyet
Ca nations were given as fayOrs.
committee of four, Mrs. li. J. Waugl
Mrs. lllackman. Mrs. j. VI. Sandli
and Mrs. NJ. G. Hart, was appolntc
TO get out the progress for the comm
year book, and plans for the work {
the new year were discussed and ac
cd upon The session was a very pr'
lltable and enjoyable one.
Miss May Pierce leaves this ever
Ing for Grpenville, Tenn, called i
the serious Illness OF both her Iatht
and mother.
Mrs. A. E. Johnson OF OMahon
CITY spent yesterday here in the cit
! Mr. ard Mrs Melville Garter az
!. baby are here from Cashion, visitli
\ thei relatives, Mr. aud Mrs. y. ,
3 Carter and Mrs. NJ. s. Black.
y Miss White of Ohio Is spending SO
/. eral days In the city
I. Miss Pearl Ellis left this mornil
II for Agra to nurse q patient
Mrs. Margle Morrison and Mi
Martin leave tomorrow foc Washn
= ton. d. G., to attend the nation
Z nurses association. Miss Martin w
4 return in about ten days, and Nj
!, Morrison will go ON to New York al
, Boston where she will remain abo
:. three months.
j, Mr. and " s. II. +. Bee spent q
dai in Oklahoma CITY
% 1.-THE Elks closing dance Of the st
ISOn was most delightful one la
- evening In their hall There We
1 over filly in Attendance and the exc
i enL music, together with the ma
/ out 0f the city guests, made the ev'
Ing one Of unusual enjoyment Pun
was served all during the eYenl
aud ii was a late hour when the d
Ncers ceased 10 trip the light fantasi
/ Out OF toxin guests were: Mis-
Bess and Inez Mcmillan OF Norm
] Mary Agnes ONeal OF Chickas
II Mary o. Aikens OF Shawnee, Marga
Ill 1lGofder Of Oklahoma litY Inez Cor
Of Chllliccthe, Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs RI
/ oL~Eyescent-
N In compliment To AIRS Frank
n Lyon. who Is here from Kansas cl
but whose home was formerly In
diana. Miss Mona Greer and NJ $. +
u. Byers were joint hos'esses gesl
day afternoon at the Greer home
group OF Mrs. Lyons old frien
There were seven tables al the ga
y fire hundred aud the hours were h
kpily spent in an inios mai mani
I'fop score was made by Mrs. Hel
= Thompson and the honorce VAS