The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-08

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Leader.
Roller Skating Parties Spring Di.
version
Smart New York society has set
the pace for roller skating parties
An affair Of this kind which Is to be
given shortly II an "cmigrant party
with The host and hostess In q barge |
Office reception room. d customs in
spector In attendance and giests in
peasant costumes of all nationalities
| The peasant feature was selected be-
cause 1t meant that the frocks could
be conveniently short for skating,
while the bright colofs would minglc
\ gayly while the guests whirlcd 10
! the strains OF national airs The
customs part Of the program was In.
| troduced by one Of the prospective
guests, us the date OF the party hap
pens on the tenth wedding annivers-
airy of the host aud hostess. 1t is
The intention of the guests to SNUG
gle in presents through the Gus
| toms.
AS dancing Is not feasible on rol-
| ler skates beyond The lancers or
some square dance, races and gymk-
hama games, With prizes, are part OF
4 the program, and the hostess Is try
4 ing to discover some stunt" charac-
| teristlc ,of each country, The prizes
are ourlosJ from Russia, Norway and
1 every out Of the way corner OF the
| globe.
AS an exercise roller skating Is
beneficial to those whose flesh has
become too solid for their taste. TO
reduce weight an hour daily Of steady
Il skating Is neither TOO much nor too
n little, nor, does this take too much
time out OF a busy day.
Much interest in society tomorrow
centers around the musicale and
linen shower 10 be given by Mrs. J
A. Brown for Miss Hazel Hamlll
i Mr., and Mre, Frank Hafer are
/ here from kendaDyllle, Ind, guests
4 Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dole.
! Mrs. G., J. Howe has returned
home to Coylo after a visit with Mrs.
Hurst.
| Mrs. J. NJ Sanders cnmc ovcr
from Kiuglisher this morning TO
meet her daughter. Miss Alice Sand
crs, who has been attending the A
and M college al Saltwater, but
was taken suddenly Ill.
The keDslDgton club met ycSicr.
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
parham Of i0S South Third A full
| membership was present and dc.
licious -four course luncheon was
served. Mrs. Carl Parham and
Mrs Reamer. the latter Of Newton,
kas. were special guests.
Mrs. E H. Farris Of Ripley was
guest IN the city today Of Miss Viola
! lhlcxander I'm her way to her new
home in Oklahoma city.
| t/Mrs. T. NJ Whitfield went TO MeN
fidian this morning to visit her
daughter, Miss Stella, who teaches
tX1iiVVl- LllhAh4-T
Mrs. c. r. Kelso Of Norman Is
here for a few days visit
Mrs. Bert +. CoughlIn is the new
sololsi at the Methodist Episcopal
I,church, beginning Sunday.
N The Eude club met in all day scs-
lJsion at the home OF Mrs w. NJ
Mccoy. portion of the line was
given over 10 charity sewing and the
II musical program consisted OF old
Il fashioned selections, instrumental
H and vocal There were present
4 about twenty members and an OH
\ fashioned dinner was served
! Mrs NJ. S. Black ls recovering
from an attack Of tonsllItls
Mrs J w Rucks was hostess
yesterday afternoon to the Acorn
club and very interesting program
was carried out Mrs NJ l.. Good
win had an excellent paper on "The
Enforcement of the National Pure
oou' ifdN- dHu I<i1EhSU oCllOidT'
ship for American Girls" was the
subject of we'll prepared paper
read by Mrs Buck. Practical Civic
Art in Guthrie" was well handled by
Mrs, w. A. Frasler.
Mrs. q. A. Hughes entertained 0
few friends at an informal old fash
oined dinner today at her home. 421
East Logan.
Misses Eva and May Bradfeld ol
Falls were In the city today.
r. Mrs. B r. Hunt Of saltwater q
s1spi'pdihg the week here Visiting
fflehds " ~
T. \
e Mr. aud Mrs. j. II Bells ant
VI baby leave this evening for thell
d homo In Gushing, after q VISIT with
I Mrs. s. r. Gardner.
Mrs. n. C. Upshaw of waneite
! visited IN Guthrie today.
Dr ElIzabeth Melvin made 1. verI