The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
Personal Notes
==OF THE=


The Ministerial association Will
meet in the literary hall tonight.
The @. NJ. u basket ball girls will
not practice until after the holidays
The VIM. Quayle Literary society
which was postponed Friday night
I met Monday.
The Christmas vacation for o. NJ
u commences Thursday morning
and continues until January s.
The students OF Prof. Reager and
Miss Olive Wheat give recital to-
night at the university A delight
full program has been arranged.
Miss Allie Quayle, after spending
very pleasant week end with Miss
katherine Shuts on East Mansur re-
turned to her home in Oklahoma City
Monday morning.
Mrs. Lloyd Morris on East Mansur
/ avenue was the hostess at very
pretty tea, Saturday afternoon. Miss
Allie Ouayle, of Oklahoma City, was
the guest of honor.
The Y w and M. G. AS have is
sued invitations to the student body
to toy shower given at the univer-
sity this afternoon. The toys Will be
distributed to some of the little
folks of the city.
: The Beta Sigma fraternity have
pledged Messrs John Nissley, Ken
meth Morris. Charles Brill. John Duke
and Russell Ballard; Messrs. Bill
Hamilton and Willard are charter
members from Epworth.
Miss Eleanor Hanford, who has
been the guest of Miss Ethel Doug
lass on West Noble, left Monday
morning for Wichita where she VIII
visit relatives. she will return to
Guthrie during the holidays.
The constitutional committee Of
the Athletic association, composed
of Tom Mckee, John Cosner, and carr
Taggart has been working hard and
now reports that the constitution is
ready to be submitted to the faculty
Chancellor Bradford appointed Miss
es rsLnel ftorn, Lelah Patton, floy
Young. Messrs Tom Mckee and Pat
Murphy a committee to arrange for
the entertainment of the o. NJ. L..
Students who do not spend their
,,in.s..aas vacation at home.
The chorus choir composed chiefly
of o. NJ. u. students of the First
Methodist church gave beautiful
oratorio "The Coming of the King.
by Dudley Buck, Sunday night Dec
18th which was greatly enjoyed by
all
Misses Matte Clare Gano, Kate
Milikan. Helen Mccoy, Sarah Joe
pickering and Mr.. Cosner left Mon
dav morning for Pawhuska where
they we're met by Mrs. Frank Greer
and Mr. Guy Brisendine. They VIII
play Cousin Kate" there Monday
night.
Miss June Moss gave a chahng
dish party Saturday night fompii
msrtary to Miss Allie Quayle, OF OK
lahoma City. Misses Allie Quayle
katherine Shuts, Ethel Horn, Elenor
Hanford, Grace Floyd, Matte care
Gano: Messrs John Cosner, Ray mohd
Doty, Edmond Stevenson, Green ana
Gano were the guests Mrs. Kay ia
Wis assisted the hostess.
Chancellor Bradford after spending
the past two weeks in New YORK
working with the Methodist board OF
education in the interest of the uni
yersity. returned Sunday Monday
morning he gave a brief but inter
esting account of the work done in
New York and to the delight OF the
students informed them that Q. NJ.
n. had been recognized by the board |
and the University Senate of the |
United States. Its course of study
is rated with that of such universi-
ties as Northwestern. Syracuse, Wes-
leyn and DePaw. ami the credit grade |
i'm this university are recognized by
ali schools of the senate.