The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24

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urged to be present as important mat
ters are to be discussed.
Mrss.J. G. Strans has been confined
Ito her home north of the city, Tor
the past few days, with. a severe cold
| Rev. White is meeting with great
| success in his clangslistic meetings
| Tonight his seNtil0p Will DO, Sell IA
sminatun WwsF #
| Mrs. !. H., Brodie entertained at
| flye-hudred Jnursday afternoon.
| Card tables numbered four AT five
hundred Mrs. Ed Davis won high
score aud, Mrs. VIII Poison consola-
ton. A delicious three course lunch
don was served at the conclusion Of
| the games Special guests we're Mrs.
u. Cook and Mrs. Will Dibbins
Miss Lucille Wehcmeir was hostess
| to the Bachelor Girls club Thursday
! evening at her home. West Washing
| ten. The color scheme was yellow
and white. A dainty two.course lunch
con was served by the hostess to
| Misses Rca Wachob. Kate Smith,
| Cary Fryrcar Edna Conway. Bertha
| Lindenmen. Mable Billings. The club
will have their next meeting with
Miss Billings. saN
| Mrs. T. Westbrook entertained the
| Kensington club Thursday afternoon
at her home. SIS South First street.
| The ladies' spent few hours in
needle work. After this an elegant
| three.course luncheon was served in
| the dining room. The house was dec
| grated in autumn leaves. The guests
were Mesdames Parham, Griswell,
Merten, Hulme, G.. Parham. Wright,
Price, Renfro and Westbrook.
Mrs. Robert Sohlberg and Mrs. j.
j. Hildreth gave a beautiful dinner
last evening, complimentary to Mrs.
L. T. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. lrarrar, anu
Miss Pearl lVarrar The table was at
tractiyely decorated. covers we're
| laid for the following guests: Messrs.
aud Mesdanles Farrar, Lutz, Spurrief
Ed Walton, Sohlberg Hildretn, Mrs.
Miller and Miss Farrar. A bridge
party was formed later in the even
eng.
One of the most delightful card par
ties of the week was given by the
Catholic ladies' at the knights Oh COL
umbus hall, Thursday evening. Au-
tulnn decorations were used in abund-
ance Ten tables were filled by en-
thusiastic players. Miss Lcnore Burke
won the first prize; Mrs. Lou Beland
the lone hand and Miss Foley was
awarded the consolation. The gentle
mems prizes were awarded to Mr.
McNulty, first, Mr.. Murphy consola-
| ton. A luncheon was served after
| the games.
Elect New Officers.
| The Benevolent society met with
Mrs, Hart yesterday and election OF
| officers was held, tue following being
! clcctcd: Mrs. Hart. president; Mrs.
H. l.. Miller. vice president; Mrs. w,
| W. Rucks, secretary; Mrs. Hahn,
treasurer. The, ladies' have seventy.
! five dollars in inc treasury gotten
by soliciting. Ono local store has
| adopted a spleudiJ rule, which 49,,
] is kept certain length Of time. and
| ~ uot Idiitu lplt 10 kiNth W f'inf ~ :
| Tuesday evening at the home ul
| Miss Eliza beth Canfialh ht7 East COL
| lcge avenue the ReOebahs gave fare
| well reception in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs G. s. Brengle, who viii soon
| leave for their new home in Idaho
The evening was spent in games and
lgucssing contests. The house was
| beautiful decorated in colors Of pink
! and green and Browns orchestra fur
| nished excellent music through the
! evening The ReDekahs regret very
much TO lose Mr.. and Mrs. BTengle
| We wish them success in their new
home At the close OF the evenings
4 entertainment the lodge presented
them with a solid silver berry spoon
Refreshments were served.
W. C. T. u. Laid CorncrstoH~.
The West Side w. G, 4. u. yester.
| day officiated at the cornerstone lay
| ing for the new home Of Mr. and Mrs.
| E. II. Leonard, at Ala North Thir-
teenth street. Mrs Leonard is pres
ident OF the union The exercises
were in charge of Mrs c e. Swami
and devotions were conducted by
Mrs McElhaney. In q sealed box
placed within the cornerstone were
copies Of The Daily Leader, State Re
| gister, Clean Politics, Union Signal
Oklahoma Messenger, Lincoln pen
ny, postcard pictures of the union and