The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-18

Edwin Muse of DALLAS, Texas
speat yesterday in Guthrie,
Miss lone Srang has been on the
sick list the last few days.
Mrs. James Cooper of ShatucH,
has entered the santarium Of Or.
Melvin
Mrs. Melville Carter and little
son of Cash on, are visiting relatives
in this city,
Mr. and Mrs Frank McCoy have
moved into their new bungalow on
West Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. j NJ. MeElhinney Is Ill at
the residence of her son. J, A. Me
chimney, l714 East Noble,
Mrs j j. Rayuaker was called
to McCurtain. this morning, by the
serious illness of her husband.
Mrs George Willis and children
Of Oklahoma City, are sitting her
friends and relatives in Guthrie.
Mrs Walter Bruak who has been
visiting Mrs. Walter Weleh, Of OK.
lahoma City, has returned to Guth-
| rie.
Mrs Fred Barde will entertain
the Friday Bridge this week instea |
of Mrs. Charles West, as previously
IEnnounced
Mrs Ralph Smith will be hostess
to the Acorn club Thursday after
noon, instead of Mrs. Lloyd Morris,
as before announced
Cards are out for two affairs to
be g ven by Mrs J, A. Brown ut her
residence at G2l East Villas avenue
ON the 25th and 2Gth, inst
Mrs Harry SNYDER. 2l7 West
Cleveland avenue Is again unable
70 leave her home on account on a
limb broken eight months ago
Mrs Cankns Of the f. o. Lutz
evening Sewing club The member
are all employees OF the Lut2 store
Miss Mary Gill Garrett will en-
tertain the Rooney Mooney Shah
club at the home Of her sister. Mrs
}. r. McCray Saturday morning at
ten O'Clock,
Miss Fale, Of Enid state secretary |
of the Christian Endeavor society |
who mas been the guest of Mrs j p |
Beadles, left yesterday for Tulsa |
where she win spend five days in |
work for the Presbyterian Woman S |
Synodical society
Miss Esther BeIand was hostess to
the Bon Ami club Tuesday after
noon, at her home on East Harrison |
avenue. There were two tables at |
bridge, Mrs Garter won the first
prize, Mrs Hooker, won the consol-
alton. Light refreshments were
served
The Shakespeare club met at the
library Tuesday afternoon. The com
mittee consisting Of Mesdames BlH-
ter Bowers and Fagin, made out
Yesterdays program. which was o
general review Of the first part Of
henry teh Fourth They begin read
ing the second part at the mex
meeting
Cambridge Club.
he Cambridge club held their
regular meeting Monday afternoon
At the library In aext Monday |
program viii complete the study OF
Dutch, German and Elem sh art
English art viii be taken up at the
following meeting The leader for
Rev and Mrs c II. McDermond, OF
Iennessey are guests of Mr. and
Irs. G f. ROuch, at their home on
Cast Noble avenue, during the SEES
ion Of the NJ e conference. Mr.
1cDermond was pastor of the West =
iuthrie NJ. z. church for three years
nd it was through his zeal and I'M
iring efforts that this beautiful tenn
lie OF worship was erected.
The Phi Delta sorority met yes
erddy dlltfNf on Win MISS tafIoh .
scott az her home on East Noble
.venue The members who attended
we're Misses Ethel Douglass Kate
,hutts. June Moss. Bertha and 0
3lanche Beland. Allie Quayle. Mat a
lie Clare Cano, E,hel Coleman, Ethel q
Iora ana Kate Milkan. Misses T
u llikan and Horne were pledged 10
he sorority yesterday. These {
Cung ladies' are planning 20 give a G.
'hicken roast Friday evening.
3irs Trapp gave a beautiful y
uncheon yestertay. The appointed =
our being one O'Clock. Covers were =
aid for tweniy.fCur The color Z
cheme used was white and yellow
nd was carried out very attractlyely !
Il the conclusion OF the luncheon,
ridge was played Mrs. George
Eilis. OF Oklahoma c ty made top \
core. Mrs Corb Sarchet. second.
The ladies' Invited were members OF
he Kimona and Tuesday Afternoon r