The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-06
Notes And Personals OF.
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Phone 1864
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Mr.. Sam Smith has bought beau
titul residence at 6l2 Il. Mlnsur.
The Etude club viii meet with
Miss Edna Gray, 6l2 East Noble av.
enue, Friday afternoon
4 Miss Helen McElhlnney wifi be
hostess to the Rooney Mooney Shaa
club, Saturday afternoon al 2 o'clock
The Phi Delta Sororiety which was
TO have met with Miss ethel Douglas
this week, has been postponed until
next Tuesday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs, Chas Hoge, on l702
+. Mansur Avenue, have a daughter,
born September 14th. The little new
conner he's been named Mary Eleanor
Mr. ] H. Rueks nas purchased the
old Henry Asp residence on 524 n.
Logan avenue, and after remodeling
the house he and his family will
occupy it,
Miss Elva Williamson, who has
been the guest of relatives in Okla.
homa City, enroute home. stopped
in Guthrie. and is the guest of Judge
and Mrs. Herod
Mrs. Leslie Niblack and little
daughter, Lillian, left this morning
for Oklahoma City, where they will
be Joined by Mrs. Chas. n Haskell, |
and will take in the fair together
The executive board will hold a
meeting at the library, Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock AT 8 O'Clock |
the City Federation will meet there. |
and all ladies interested in club
work are invited.
Wedding invitations are out for
marriage of Miss ETiodie Olive Me-
Kay, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. |
NJ. Mckay, on 314 e. Cleveland, to
Mr.. Dean Harr, of Ardmore. The
wedding will be held at the First
Presbyterian church, N the even
ing Of October s, at z o'clock.
Dan Cupid has ben busy in society
circles for the past week. another
of interest having taken
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d, Rimare on East Villas last
evening when their daughter, Iottie,
was united in marriage to Mr.. Pearl
Long. Rev Alternately ofiiciatingJ
Mrs. Alternately played one of Car
rie Jacob Bonds melodies "A Per
iect Day" and to this, the bride and
groom came in. The bride looked
charming in a white silk embroider-
I'd marquisette and carried a shower
If Brides Roses and lilies of the val
ey.
Only close friends and relatives
we're present. Many presents were !
'eceived. The young couple left on :
he evening tain for Oklahoma City
md will spend few days at the
ikirvin They will at "at home to
heir friends after October 8, IN
iuthrie.
Mrs. J. E. Furman was hostess 20 Z
he auxiliary to the Farmers Insti- z
ernoon Although the wind ragged
torrent, a goodiy number was pres
mt. Roll call was answered by fay-
rite breakfast menu. The subject
t home laundry was we'll discussed.
light refreshments were served to
ne following: Mesdames Nehr. Len
ian, Gregory, Atlee, Hiatt, Richard
on, Voris. Kieffer, Bradley, Purvi-
nee, Dilly. Rexroad, Wicks, Clark,
we, Rexroad, Freeman ,
eception
The home of Mrs Mary A Hart on "
10 E. Warner avenue, was the scene i
very brilliant reception, given y
' Mrs. Hart, and the ladies' of the =
irst Methodist church. Thursday I
ternoon, from to 5 O'Clock, to the 9
ives and lady instructors Of the
Guilty of the Methodist university D
he house was beautifully decorat-
throughout in the university col q
s. yellow and white. Vases and ~
wis OF golden rod carried out the
lor scheme, in very attractive 81
anngxE. A pretty pennant OF Whlte, ~
tn ~fTe monogram OF O. NJ. u, in vi
JR was given each guest by Mis4
Lillian Brown and Ethel Coleman
ie ladies in the receiving line W
ire presented with Killarney roses. te
the receiving line were Mines. WI
afford, and Fielder, wives Of the IL
ancellor and vice chancellor Also ed
mes lMcCreght, Mayberry, Godell, IN
irquart, Rucks. Misses Wheat, lh
utts, Crewe, Belts, Conkdn. re
n the dining room Misses Dessa an
ttchett and Ramona Cnilcott, serv- Je
delicious punch.
Mrs. Hart was assisted by the
lowing ladies; Mines Chilcott ]. co
Brown, j. S Shearer A. A. West Du
w Lentz, Z. J. Allen, ID. w. ms
lugh, b B. Fish, w. H. Boasen Ell
rhe ladies were elegantly gown
Ahnnf two hundred ladies call.