The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-07

guests of Mrs. Allen mother, Mrs
Brannon.
Miss Virginia Hagan has returned
from a four months visit to Portland
oregon, where she has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs Frank Leigh.
The tickets are now on sale for the
party to be given by ne Guild of the
Episcopal churcn, Friday, November
10, at the city hall. Adler's orches-
ira will furnish the music.
| Miss Amy Brooks, who has teen
the guest of Mrs. w. A. Frasier, 81
North Broad, for the past few days,
returned to her home in OkIahom&
City this morning
DIR. and Mrs. Houseworth, North
lIBroad, are entertaining Mrs H. G.
Carver, and her sister, Miss Pauline
Quilin OF Oklahoma City Miss
Quiliin is attending the medical
school there.
| Mrs. J. j. Raymaker has returned
/ from McCurtain, where she was call
ed by the serious illness of her hus-
band, several weeks ago. Their
| friends will be glad to know he is
| convaleScent.
| The ladies of the Aid society, OF
the Christian church, will meet at
the home Of Mrs. j T. owens We'd
| nesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
This is guest day, and every one is
cordially invited
The Domestic Science club will
meet at the Club Home which is at
the residence of Mrs. Mary Hart.
Airs Carpenter will demonstrate boul-
len, and the latest method OF COOK
ing, paper bag cookery as it is call
ed will be discussed. This meeting
will be held on Friday, November
IL.
An Oklahoma City paper says: Mrs
Samuel Harris will give the first of a
series of parties on Thursday tor
Mrs. j. r. Bledsoe and Mrs. ]. r
Cottingham who recently moved
here frcm Guthrie The first will be
a thimble party, and Mrs, Harris is
issuing invitations for two lunch.
cons for Tuesday and Thursday Of
next week
Mrs. w. H, Coyle gave pretty din
ner yesterday in honor of her moth
er, Mrs. Gafligans ninety-first birth.
day anniversary The table was pret-
tiiy decorated with cut flowers Gov
ers We're laid for Mesdames Galligan
Gray, Burke, Brickner Coyle. Miss
Gallingan, Messrs. Gray, Coyle, John
Coyle, and Mary Coyle Gray.
Mrs Enoch Bamford entertained |
the Tuesday Afternoon Sewing club |
yesterday instead of the regular club |
day The members of the Kmona |
club were also present A very en-
joyable afternoon was spent in sew
ing, after which delicious two |
course luncheon was served Mrs |
Luther West assisted the hostess
The concert given by the Fritschy |
Campbell quartette. last evening in !
the auditorium of the Methodist uni |
versity, was one of the best musical
programs ever rendered in this city. ,
1t was an all star company The au-
dience was very appreeiative each ar
tist receiving many encores. Mr.. |
Tingle was given an enthusiastic re.
ception when he appeared on the
stage. Mr., Hemus the baritone, was
magnificent in his rendition of / Am
the Spirit Who Denieth Miss Dun
can the soprano. and Miss Ella Van
Huff, the contralto. were exceedingly
fine, as well as the accompanist.
Miss Gladys Craven
Cambridge Club.
The Cambridge club had an unus-
ually interesting meeting yesterday.
Reynolds that prince of portrait
paintersl was the artist under dis
cussion. An invitation was extended
by the president Mrs Gano to be her
guests next club day at her resi-
denee on South Brosc street. The pro
gram of yesterday was as follows:
Ieader-Mrs Steele.
L. Founding of the Royal Acad-
emy and its influence-Alrs. Alfred
Boles.
2. Club-Among the old masters
what answered the purpose of the aca !
denies? Portrait Painters.
Reynolds, Sketch of his life. Style /