The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-27

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II Chilled bananas eaten with the
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II Orange pudding. Black Coffee
The Daily Leader
Miss Helen Hamill, OF Oklahom,
City, spent the weekend with DR. ant
Mrs. Hamill.
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/ Fred Green and Ed Cain we're tn,
guests Of Mr. and Mrs X. NJ. ChilcotI
for Sunday dinner.
AIR. and Mrs. w c. Spece, of Col
nmbus. Neb., are the guests OF Mrs
j. c, Post, on East Noble
The Fortnlghtly Dancing club vii.
give the second OF a series of dane
es Tomorrow night, at the lone hotel
Mrs. G. c, Clothier win save for
her Thanksgiving guests her parents
AIR, aud Mrs. +. II, Hufffaker, OF
Chickasha.
Mrs Charles Seeley gives one.
G o'clock luncheon Tuesday. compA.
mentary to Mr. w. c. Speice, who
is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Post.
The Kinmona club will not meet
with Mrs. Lille Wednesday, as was
previously announed. but will meet
one week from Wednesday with ner
lr lt ~ NJ NrnI
ley are moving TO Guthrie aud will
occupy home on West Noble. Or.
bay has formed partnership with
Dr Potty
Miss Lille NJ Chilcott, of Wame.
so. Kan, " ho Is the guest Of herr
brother. 4. NJ, Chilcott, is spending
few days at the home of her cousin
Roy Houck. near Crescent.
Mr.. aud Robert Sohlberg leave TO.
morrow for Oklahoma City to hear
uaud Powell. the great violinist.
They will remain until after Thanks.
giving, and will be guests of George
and Mrs Sohlberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Leach made an
overland trip to kingiisher Sunday,
Mrs Joe McNeal who motored over
in the auto to Kingfisher Thursday
with Ex-Gov Seay, and Ralph Seayr
returned to Guthrie With Mr. and Mrs.
Leach
Mr. and Mrs. Earrar and daughter.
returned home today. making an ov.
crland trip in their car Miss Pearl
expects to return in January Hav
iDg made many friends IN Guthrie.
they will be glad to know that slO
returns very soon.
Mr.. Hoge, on West Cleveland, has
been dangerously Ill. and was remov.
ed to the Methodist hospital where
1t was first thought an operation
would me necessary Owing to an i'm
provcment in his condition the physi-
clans have not operated. Ills friends
will be glad to know he is very much
better.
Noel Walton has returned to Guth-
rie after an absence of several
He has been with ciyi,
engineering corps in Marceline, Mo.
Having been one OF the popular boys
of the younger crowd, they will be
glad to know he will remain until af
-er the holidays. with his parentsA
Mr.. and Mrs. Tell Walton.
Mrs. Charles ,Seely entertained with !
| dinner Sunday complimentary tn |
Ter guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Farrar. and !
laughter. Miss Pearl, of Arkansas
Jity, also to the guests of Mrs Ed |
Nafton. Five courses were served !
It individual tables Those who en-
Dyed this delightful affair were Mes
rs and Mesdames Farrar, Bledsoe,
lottingham, Goodwin, Ed Walton,
'arde, Kneisley, Hildreth, Miller, Sohl
'erg and Farrar. of Edmond
The Guthrie Elks lodge has pur-
hased from Col. Tom Jones a nam
MOUTHS elk's head, said to be the
argest specimen in the country. 1t
las t1een placed over the exalted rul-
rs chair in the lodge room. 1t for.
lerly was the property Of Edgar w.
ones. one Of the organizers of the
zeal Elks lodge. He secured ii in |,
I'D Mexico. Edgar jones died seven
ears ago.
Congressman and Mrs. Bird s. Me
tirc have gone to Pawnee where
hey arc the guests for q week Of Ma
Or and Mrs. Gordon W. Lille, Paw
ee BIZ, at the latter's ranch home
'lue Hawk Peak near Pawnee. IL.
Ullding the ranch house. said to be
he most handsome in the west, Ma
)r Lillie furnished one room ccm-
lete for Mcclure. The two men are
the present week hunting
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hi Delta Gamma.
Miss Ellen Bronson entertained the :
bl Deha Gamma club Saturday af. !,
ernoon in a delightful manner, five.
undred being played. The prize, a
sautifu hand-painted plate was
warded to Miss Nell Klink. At five
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