The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-14

Mrs. Ola Giges left last evening for
her home in Buffalo, New York after
Il visit with hersister, Miss Johns
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyon, who have
been spending several days in the city
visiting relatives and friends, while
on their way TO their new home IN
Kansas City VIII be honored guests
this evening at a seven o'clock dinner
Mr., and Mrs Robe I Sohlberg VIII be
host and hostess aud other guests VIII
be Mr. and Mrs Charles Greer, Miss
Mona Greer and r. II Greer. A mound
Of red roses will form the eente piece
and five course dinner Will be sery'
ed
Mrs. +. W. l.ent2 returned today
from visit in El Reno with her par
enls.
The ladies' Of the Trinity Episcopal
church are busy making operations
for the musicale to be given Tuesday
night at the r. n, Greer home. An
4 excellent musicale program VIII be
rendered followed by social sesslon
\ and refreshments A large attendance
/ Is anticipated. The program tollowss
/ Piano Trlo--polish Dance. She wenka
Misses boles, tIanfQrd and Doug gas.
/ Vocal solo May Morning, Derza,
Mrs. u. r. Coughlan.
Cayotte, Emile Liebing, Miss IIanford-
Reading Miss Lennon.
Vocal solo, selected, Mrs. l.. X. Hugh
ey.
Piano duei, "Moszkogs ski Waltzes"~-
Misses Hanfurd and Douglas
Vocal solo, Songs of Aiaby', Mrs
G G. Robinson.
Reading. Miss Lennon.
Midsummer Nights Dream Mendel
ssohn Miss iianfofd.
n The Domestic Science club enjoyet
y one OF It's happicst sessions yestcrda.
afternoon al the home OF Mrs. NJ. Gas
slay, on West Wa. ner. Mrs. Hero
{ presided during the short busInes
: session and roll call responses wer
, fayorlte receipts for making straw
I. berry shnrtcake, and many excelen
Ideas were exchanged along that I'm
! New prog ans for he year we're give
ont aud d picnic planned for the mi
summer, Mrs. W. X. Reason and Mr.
/ G. =. Player were TWO new member
!. voted into the club Following th
business session Mrs. Cassidy dem0l
strated strawberry short cake an
+. Miss katmne Cassidy iult sala
! Both dishes were pronounced par G
| cellent and were IA pretty complimeI
h 10 the culinary art Tor which the ho
/ ttsses are noted The next sesslt
4 will be held with Mrs. sitterley In
HI fortnight.
! n
/. JMisses Virginia Hightower, ilel
r. Mccoy, Marguerite Perkins, OF La
bcnce. Kas., Louis Watson, Marie
AIKEN, of Shawnee, Inez and Bess
II Islllan, OF Norman, Maiy Agn
S. IO'Neal Of chickasha, and Margai
Cofdcr, OF Oklahoma City and Mess
Weems, l.isman, Richards. Snig
n iobdy, Spaulding, Coyie. Lowery q
III erkins Will form Jolly launchl
'ft ,ariy this evening. They expect
he cave abou; 6 o'clock and take a i
y KS sp'e"'
Mr and Mrs J. J. Iiildseth left !
n evening for an over Sunday visit
sr, Newton, Kas.
The Monday Afternoon BIZ
neets with Mrs. Ruel Haskell on NJ
or lay -nf~next week
=
* N-~<Dirs X. " Smith. oil Jg3 East
e1e, complimented her mother, \
I. NJ Gross. with farewell o'cl
as luncheon today. Red and while
carried OUT In the dining room wh
the luncheon Was served at one Ia
~ IN seven courses. Crimson raml
p oses 10 med the centerpiece and
pn two daughters Of the home, III
X Maud and Thelma, Madaline cott
i'~liam assisted IN -seIylng the glla
pa OthcT TUUnfs carried 0ut c.
an soneme OF yellow and white and !
~ and white. Seated with the homo
we're Mesdames W. n. Boasen, X.
~ Chilcott, 4. T., Fairohild. Cha
~ ~ Kneisley, Harry Omar Scott. j
st s,y Funk. A. d. Garfield, A l.. Dr
,as j. y. Osborne. q. W. Ball, Wal
" Wall, Il. A. Douglas. o. X. Green
Mnlhall. the latter a daughter OF
.yo. ross. Mrs. Cross leaves Tuesday
,tar Joplin, Mo-, for the summer.
ME- Narelssa Owen. mother OF
'ter alOf Robert l.. owen, who has 81
eeIs lhe past two weeks IN the city,
ths, thls morning for Claremore, vi
she will spend q few days, going I