The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-07
AUT0|6TSA
GUESTS OF
GU 7 HR|E
OKLAHOMA CITY AND
LOCAL CAR OWNERS
FRATERNIZE
IMPOSING PARADE
FOLLOWS LOVE FEAST
FOriy-Elght Cars In Line In
Drive Through Capital
City's Streets


tomobile club, who arrived in the cap !
ital city Sunday afternoon in twenty
five big touring cars, We're royalty
entertained by the members of the
Guthrie Automobile club during their
few hours stay here. The hours
drive owes the capital city, between
A and o'clock proved leading iea-
ture of the entertainment as well as
the big attraction OF the day TO-
Guthrie citizens.
A committee composed OF J NJ
Brooks, Ed Walton, j. A McElhin.
ney, h. A. Boyer Galen Crow aud
others met the guests at butcher,
several miles southwest of the city,
and escorted them into the. city in
time for dinner at the Ho,el lone.
The members OF the Guthrie Auto
mobile club and their wives entertain
ed the party until o'clock, a smok-
er being given for the gentlemen ana
the ladies being entertained in the
reception rooms OF the hotel.
There were. forty-eight cars in the
hours drive over The city, the streets
being thronged with citizens witness
ing the parade, which was handled
by J NJ. Brooks in his big Buick
touring car. A. F. Binns, Of the Ok
lahoma City club, headed the process.
sion of visiting autos on the trip from
Oklahoma City and kept pace oil
from fifteen 10 twenty miles across
country D.. e. G.. Sharp, president
of the local automobile club. deliver
ed the address OF welcome 10 The
guests. TO which j. w. Dinsford OF
the Oklahoma Automobile association,
responded. 4. ". McKeand OF the
Oklahoma City chamber of commerce
and Clark Hudson, secretary OF the
/ Oklahoma Good Roads association,
I also made short addresses.
1 Among the Guthrie cars in the pa
4 rade were those Of J NJ. Brooks, Dr.
e. G.. Sharp, w. II. Coyle, John
Coye, f.. l.. Brown, e. d. Walton,
Fslie Walton, Hugh Randell, S.. Il.
! Spurrier I. A. Boyer, A. McEl
Kinney, j. E. Nissley. r. Z. Over
ton, Frank Mcclure. C. b. Bee, j.
J. O'Rourk. John Williams. H. G..
Niback. j. r.. Cottlngham. II p.
Miller, Harry Hall and George Doye.
Names Of The Visitors
The following composed the party
Pope Toledo: Andy Binns, driver; Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Densford, Hugh Don
ley. Oldsmobile: II. j. Kirkpatrick
drver; Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Albert Kirk
A lairick, T.. H. Grosbeck, Alice Tuck
REQ: Il. {. Fritz, driver; Ms. l.. J
Fritz, Glenn Fritz, Helen Fritz, Tuli
/ Marris. Parry j. G. Eagen, driver
Mrs. j. G. Eagen, G. l.. Eagen, j. {
/ Harrington. Charles Mckeand. Mason
w. G. Bell. diver: b. A. Mossman, /
ID. Webber b. G.. Clark. White Steam
es: II. A. Mason, driver: Delma Mil
kan. Earl Underwood, Mike Hunt, RI
ius Clark Charles Brill Franklin: Gu
y. RlackWelder, driver; Clark Hue
son, Russell Fischer. Cadillac: Get
Maiden, driver; Mrs. G. G. Nader
rene Maiden, Mr.. and Mrs w :
bearing. Franklin: W. l.. Alexande
driver; Mrs. w. l., Alexander, Mr. an
Mrs. A. W. McKeand, Grant Eckmal
! Sellers: W. +. Tinker and famil
. fiupmobile: l.. r. Hudson, driver
g Myra Hudson Overland: Vic Bartle
q driver; G. S. Waddell, j. H. Niblo, u
;. Walker. White Steamer. John '
II Shields, driver: Mrs. J. w. Shield
i Eliza Allen. Frank Hume, Arthur Ste
q rel. Oldsmobile: G. ID. Fritz. drive
3 Preston Hunter, Jesse Hall. Velie:
Marrs, driver; Mrs. j =. Mars, L
n lher Mars Virginia Mars. Maxwell
# o. d. Lewis, driver; o. G. Sellers
. Wichita, kans.. Il. Tinker and fal
ily Il. NJ. f.: II. l.. Chowning, drive
70 T.. p. Oldham, Robert Oldham, .Ir.,
n Newell REQ: w b. Downey, drive
e.i Mrs. w. y. Downey and two childfe
ID Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Wallis. Knox:
(, J. Johnson and PARTY.