The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-10
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| rested in field today,
About me flowers were growing
| | rested In a field today,
Around me airs were blowing:
| I rested in field today.
| Above me birds were winging;
| rested in field today.
| The universe seemed singing,
rested in field today.
And cared not what betide me;
rested in field today.
With someone close beside me-
Mrs. r. V. Helm and two children
ILeve returned from Enid.
Misses Anna and Irene Mason have
Returned from weeks visit in Fort
Smith, Arkansas.
Miss sarah Joe Pickering spent
Sunday in Crescent.
Mr. George stevens has returned
from two weeks visit In Cushion.
Miss Juanita Ritterbusch is home
latter spending week with Miss
Hazel Johnston of Oklahoma City,
Miss Efie Mayette left today for
lOklahoma City, where she will visit
friends for week.
Miss Eleanor Hanford arrived in
lCuthrie yesterday to spend few
ldays with Miss Bess Whitley.
Rev. and Mrs. Coleman left for
|Ponca CITY today. Rev. Coleman will
he connected with Chautauqua work
there
CoHey-Specht
Word was received yesterday of
the nuptials of Miss Blanche Coffey
to Mr. Albert Specht, which will oc-
cur at Saint Johns church at Ed
|mond, Okla, on July %. Miss Coffey
taught in Guthrie several years and
las many friends in this city.
Mrs. y. Upton returned home
lTuesday after spending several days
| in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Guy Tingle, of New York, is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Williams. on North Elm.
Tuesday Sewing Club
Mrs. Luther West was hostess to
the Tuesday Sewing club. After the
usual needle work was over lunch
con was served. Special guests were
Mines. Tom Welch, Longaker and
lPickard.
Miss Nancy Longnecker returned to
Ter home in Cashion yesterday after
visiting friends in Guthrie for sew
eral days.
Miss Williams Celebrates Birthday
! number of little folks were en-
] iertained yesterday at the home OF
Miss Sara Williams, it being her
ninth birthday anniversary All
kinds of games were INDUCED In
and later in the Afternoon an ice
course was served to the following
1helma Niuehlisen, Ercle Hall, Alma
! Wulff Iva Marie Muehlsen, Nina
Wulf. May Wulff, Helen Wulff,
Marie Wulff, Marie Williams Juanlta
( kitterbusch, Myrtle Black. Sara Will
+ hams, Herman Muehlisen, Henry
Wulf. James Hepburn, Teddy Wulff,
James Williams, Robert Williams
John Lehman Houseworth. Carl Swan
son, Carl Ritterbusch, Roy Fritzel'
and Ralph Williams
| Mrs John Raymaker left this
morning for McCurtain, where Mr.
Raymaker is in business. Their
many friends regret to have them
leave.
Mrs. j. S. Lyon, formerly of Guth
lie, now of Oklahoma City. is the
guest of Mrs. Hixon on East Springer
Party For Gladys Petersen
Mrs. Ed Petersen entertained yes.
/ ,crday afternoon in honor of the
eleventh birthday anniversary of her
little daughter, Gladys. After many
games were played the guests were
ushered into the dining room where
an ice course was served to the fol
lowing little people: Arlend LeBraun,
I'orothy Spear, Adelaide Lutz Charles
, Rucks, Dorothy Van Hoozer. Gordon
Spear, Warren Van Hoozer, Kenneth |
Taskin, Willard Burnsdale.
Beta Alpha Phi Picnic.
The Beta Alpha Phi girls and a
number of their friends enjoyed a
delightful picnic at Mineral Wells