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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12

Republican is here, attending the
state Republican meeting.
W Y narrett. of Carmen. IS in the
etty on q short business trip
T. NJ Clarke. OF Pawnce IL IN the
.cits on Republican business.
w BEARD, cr Ada. is mere at
tending the republican meeting.
b. y Han. OF Dallas. is in the
city ON a short business trip
r. G. Cain. OF the school land de
nartmcnt is here from Okiah ma CITY.
] " Sparks. OF Tulsa, is in the
} s Mabon. Of Miami, is in the
Judge c w Raymond, wife. and
daughter Of AInskogee are guests at
the lone
George Rtzhaupt left Saturday
evening for College View. Nebraska,
where he viii enter school
T w. Farrar and Vernon wait
wag. OF Pawhuska, are here attend
ing re republican meeting
Mrs. Kro ger ana son have been
called 70 iowa on account OF the
death OF Mrs kroogcr's brother.
Miss Mabel Akin returned this
morning IRON Chandler where she
spent Sunday with heF parents.
]. $ Herber Is building new
barn on the farm be. recently bought
OF H. ?. Gilbert Vim vampner is
doing the work
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleaye Dress wish TO
thank their friends for the kindness
shown them In the loss OF their aon,
Emil. aged II months
Frank Orr was the guest OF G.. q.
Fish and family on East Mansur. sun.
day. lie and Mrs Orr returned 10 ok
lahoma city last evening.
Dr. Fmrow has returned from MI
ami he says the interests OF the
Guthrie men In the mineral lenses
near Miami are panning out big.
George Priestly, Of Dartlesyille. IL
attending the republican meeting
here today. prlestly and Dynamite
Ed Perry are singing low on Roosel
welt today.
Fred Schruebel, II the Skirvfn ho
tel, Oklahoma City. Is In the city TO,
day conferring with the Republican,
state committee relative to leasing
rooms for headquarters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12
An Evening With Dickens

! The committee of literature, under
the auspices OF the Federated clubs
presented Dickens entertainment
Saturday evening at the First Chris
tan church, which was highly cred
liable.
Dickens characters represented
were Little Nell and her grand
father"-Miss Florence Adler, and Mr..
Mitchell
Bill Sykes" and his dog-Mr Fred
Green
MT Tackelt9n Frank Greer.
Martina Miss Crewe.
Mrs McCawber' Miss Marguerite
Byrne
Florence and Paul Donley"-A Miss
Madsen and Master Charles Lutz.
David Copperfeld Mr.. Horace
Speed Jr.
Agnes Wakefield" Melvin.
"Petsy Trotwood Miss Elinor
Morris.
"Pegeotty Mrs. Mary Hart
The characters were so naturally
represented that even before Mrs. Car
ter introduced each one TO the vast
audience, every one was familiar not
only with the character. but the b ok
from which il was taken. Mrs Her9d
president Of the city federated clubs,
presided at the meeting in a delight
full manner first calling upon Rev
White to offer ap prayer, and then in.
Producing the chairman of the com
mittee, Mrs Frank Greer. who took
charge of the program
Judge a II. Huston gave an able
talk on the life Of Dickens, telling
Of his poverty his suffering, ami his
genius Critlcising this great charac.
ter in delicate manner for peculiar
home conditions but robbing him OF
none cl his glory.
Chancellor Bradford gave a thought
fui and highly intellectual half Lcyr
upon Dickens as a Character Delin-
Gator"
Miss Rose Henson. q oklahoma
City. gave ~cadug from IT IS
Storm scene L a charming manner
Her naturalnees won the audien -
hearty applaugee, and the death 81
Steerforth was given i'm maste ~
way. Mrs. o. y. Carter won the
hfarts OF the artnenee at once with
/ Ar taik upon tbe serial numbers from
Dictens as the were read in her
.atreis home Nrs Frank Greer was
su. eib IN her monologue from David !
c urrGeld. aGa Dora Spenlo~ /
Ri Alies Julia Mills. Dora's most in |
.na1c friend The affair was oro- !
acanCed highly editable.
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Hostess to Rooney Mooney Shah

Miss Bess Gano was hostess to
the Koorey Mooney Shah cub Slt-
urday afternoon Card tables number
ed five Mrs. Arneu Snyder made
top score. and the consolation fell 10
Miss Beulah Cayolt Those who as
sisted the hostess in serving a lunch
con, were: Mrs Nettie Smith; Misses
Matchett and Helman Special
guests we're: Mesdamcs Robinson,
Smith. Patterson, Nibla>k. Carin;
Misses Partridge e Cherokee. nnd
Miss Barker OF Indiana
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL

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John Baker is registered at the lone
.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12
FIFTH NUMBER OF EP-
WORTH LECTURE COURSE.

Ex-Governor lRobt a.. Glenn. of
North Carolina, will give his great
lecture, Our Country. Its Dangers
and Possibilities, on tomorrow even
Ing at the First Methodist
church. G vernon Glenn is regarded
as one Of the most forceful speak
ers upon the platform today. He at
tracts and holds crowds in a way
rarely attained by public speakers
He commands tears and laughter
with equal facility Everyone who
can do so ought to hear him
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Womans Auxiliary

Mrs. r. b. Mitchell was hostess tc
the Womans Auxiliary 10 the Farm
crs Institute Thursday afternoon a
her nome corner Vine and Warner
After the program ref: eshments were
served to several guests. The follow
ing was the program Has Scientific
Development Aided Home Work a.
Much as it has Other Lines of Work?
by Mrs inskeep
How the School Lite Of the Chilt
Reaches the Home, by Mrs. Mitchell
Furniture and Its History, by Mrs
Miller.
Teas and Cocoa as Beverages, by
Miss watkins.
The ladies pyrescnt were Mcsdamcs
Miller, Inskeep, Sewers, O B. Burst
r. b. Mitchell and Misses Helen Wat
kins, Grace lnskcep and Ennice Nit
chell The club meets with Mrs. J.
J Miller in March
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Mrs. Field Hostess

Mrs. ". 4. Fiell was the delightful
hostess ~ the Smart Set club Satur-
day afternoon at her residence Sl1 f..
Noble. Guests numbered sixteen.
The first prize was won by Miss ldl
Niblack. and the second prize by Mrs
Robert Sohlberg luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the games.
Special guests were Miss Dean
Mines. T. ID. Taylor and Mcdonald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12
Ferguson Being croomed.

Waiter Ferguson managing editor
of tho Cherokee postonicc and Rs
publican. is here attending the meet
ing OF the state committee Walter
is being groomed for Congressman
atJarge by the republican.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR WEEK

Monday Cambridge club at library.
Hilary club. Miss Pearl Olsen
Monday Auction Bridge club. Mrs.
Lou Belan1
Mrs. George Zimmerman party for
Rooney Mooney Shah girls, today
Dorcas society, Monday, hostess
Mrs. ED Pentecost
Dinner complimentary t. Miss Part
ridge. Tuesday evening. n 6. Garn-
ar
Shakespeare club, Tuesday, at II
brary.
Bon Ami club, Tuesday, Miss Esther
Bcland.
Pleasure club, Thursday Mrs.
Vampner.
Entire Nous club, Tuesday. Mrs.
Burke
chadng Dish club Wednesday, Mrs.
Fred Byers.
Bohemian club. Wednesday, Miss
Byrne.
Embroidery club. wednesday. Mrs.
Calkins.
Bachelor girls. undecided.
Kimono club, Wednesday, Mrs. Har-
ry Carlln.
Valentine social, Wednesday, at
home of Mrs. Ball
Valentine attain. Wednesday, resi-
dcnce Of Dr Stagner.
Acorn club, Thursday, library
Rooney Mooney shah clnb. Satr--
day, Miss Virginia llagan
Etude club, saturday, Mrs Levers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12

Last evening at the Central Chris
titan church sacred concert. under
the able direction OF Prot ReaGcr
was rendered Miss Marguerite Brown
sang solo; Mr.. Harry Callin and
Prof. Reager beautiful dnet -Four
anthems were sung by the chorus. one
being repeated by request Prof
Reager has organized n splendid chor-
us and once month these onccrts
will be given. also special music at
every service on Sunday.
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OVER THE STATE

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The gin of Elliot Ilros & Me
Million. at Willow was totally de
stroyed by fire Sunday morning
Fire, clearly originating from an
incendiary source. totally destroyed
the barn OF II. f. VanDyke of Gran
/ ite
The residence OF Mr.. AID Mrs J.
u Fore. No 7ll Hargrove, Ardmore,
was totally DESTROYED by FIRE Friday
afternoon
County Superintcndcnt VanNest is
working on great plans 10 aid noble
county In again winning first pri5e
In agricultural exhibits AZ the state
fair
W. T. Green, proprietor of the
Oasis. one Of the most popular res
taurants in Hobart sold his business
Thursday 10 f.. l.. Koup. proprietor
OF the Koup Furniture store.
Latest reports from Emanuel
BOOKS and little child, who were re-
Roosevelt last week. are to tho efect
that both are doing nicely, and well
on the road to recovery
Tac corporation commission of
Oklahoma is asking that lower rates
be granted on bags. hagging and ties
from Galveston, Texas city, Memphis
ana st Louis 10 various cotton gin.
ming points in Oklahoma
Farmers residing in The westcrn
part Of Garter county, one hundred
in number, have sent an appeal to
obtain seed and other supplies for
the year
S r. East has been appointed as
sistant ticket AGENT Of the Katy at
Muskosee, to til the vacancy left by
the appointment OF Mr. G. G. Scott
as ticket agent, after the resignation
of Amiel Clark
George Wells. II young man OF
Mountain Park. committed suicide
Wednesday evening about 9o'clock in
the restaurant Of his iather.in-Iaw
here because his wife refused to
come back and live with him
The home OF Dr. and Mrs +. y.
Murdaugh, on seventh avenue, in
Iurant sented scene of unusual
lovcliness on Wednesday evening,
when the members OF the Southwest
crn Normal faculty were entertained
Mckee. tAe now superb tcndcn Oi
this division OF the Rock Island. was
in Hobart Wednesday night with
other Officials cn an inspeetlyc tour
Mckee takes the place Of ilalIock,
who 1t is said viii 20 to an eastern
road
Just now an active commercial
Atoka and the county new railroad
DICV CVpSlLiDUb are lflHG SERIOUSLY con-
sidcred and unless the citizens OF
Atoka get busy one viii build just
c'ose enough for rs TO hear toe
" listle on still day.
r. +. Blanks. OF Ada, secretary OF
the chamber OF commerce, received
word from the president OF the OGla-
homa musical convention that if suit
able quarters could be secured the
next convention June 10 next.
would be held in Ada The large
auditorium Of East Central Normal
college was at once secured.
For the purpose Of organizing a
clvic club for Hobart to promote civic
ideas. assist in building the park, Sc
lect books for the Carnegie library,
advance methods Of identifying and
improving tae town and 10 work in
conjunction with other organizations
IN upbulding Hobart, fifteen ladies
4f tae city met at tho home OF Mrs
r L. Waggoner, Western avenue, /
Wednesday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12

20. Philips. Killarney roses were useu
as table decorations. Covers were
laid for Misses Partridge. Grace and
Helen Phillips. Mn Young. OF Wich-
ita, Judge CARRIER. Judge Partridge
and Mr.. ani Mrs Philips
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12
ANNIVERSARY Of LINCOLN
IS HONOREO BY G. A. R.

The f lowing Lincoln program was
given this afternoon at the city hall
RAIDER the auspices of the G. A. r. OF
this city The program was given in
clnlmemoration OF the angyers r. Ci
IiIeCln's birthday:
An meriea-Andience
!nyocation &C Chaplain NicF-las
S,lo-St and Stripes Forever. By
Mrs ". G. Rose
A dress-H H. j. A. Harris, Of Wa9.
oner
Song Tentinf on the Old Camp
Ground. by Temple quartett
Address-Hon. B NJ Parmenter. OF
Lawton.
Marching Through Georgia.
by r. II Gunter
Address-.ludge c w Raymond n
MuskOgee.
Rcading-Miss Lucille Latta
Song Columbia The Gem of the
Ocean by audience
Benediction
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Dinner To Visitors

delightful dinner was given last
week complimentary 20 Miss Part
ridge. Judge Partridge. Of Cherokee. .
and Judge CARRIER by Mr. and Mrs }.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12
L-OR|MER
AND TAFT
ENDORSED

y
Sprnefeld H., Feb President
Taft Senator shelby NJ. Cullom ana
Senator William Lorimer were en-
dOrsed at he state convention of the
Lincoln Protective league today
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An Bin Men

''FT-T'
The Murphy family Of this county.
OF Which sheriff Bart Murphy. OF
Guthrie is riemher. is one OF giants.
There are five boys. averaging in
weight 250 pounds and in height
over feet, inches
Sheriff Murphy wh weighs 221
pounds and is 6 feet I inch hign. is
the dwarf James Murphy. Of Mar
shall who is here as a federal court
Juror. is feet inches high nd
weighs 262 pounds.
William lives at CherryVale Kan
and the two other brothers John and
Dan. are giant members OF the Chi
cago police force. Tho brothcrs come
from a hig family, their father weigh
ing over 950 y unds and their mother
in the neighborhood of go.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12
Betas To Entertain

The Delta Phi Betas met at the
nome Of Miss Margaret Armantrout
Saturday afternoon A short busi-
ness meeting was held after which a
luncheon was served. The YOUNG Ia
dies are planning an entertainment
for the near future. whicN will be an
nounced later.
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CENTRAL STATE
NORMAL NOTES

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12

The gin of Elliot Dros & Me.
Million, at Willow was totally de-
stroyed by fire Sunday morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12

Ex-G, vernon Glenn is said to great
ly resemble our late President Me
Kinley
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Thieves entered tae postolice al
an escaped with s65 casa.
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BE sure ana hear Gov. Glenn at me
FRS Methodist church. Tuesday
uiglt Feb. 13th
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Notice to Moose's

A meeting of Moose will be hclJ
Tuesday night at the L. O { F hail
All who have not been initiated arc
requested to be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12

Legal Holiday.
4ncolns birthday anniversary
legal holiday
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WAITING
FOR ARREST
SIGNALS
(Ry Associated Pressl

Indianapolis, Feb Waiting
for the sigma was the way the
government officials today described
the situation in regard to the pros
pectve arrests cf the forty or more
men indicted in the dynamite con
spiracy cases,
District Attorney Miner refused
to say whether the arrests would he
ordered wit1in forty-eight nours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12
Ernest Phillips Dead

Ernest Phillips died at his home,
1923 West Noble last night He was
y years old and leaves wife and
one child TO mourn his death. There
IS also a father mother anil two sis
ters Funeral services viii he held at
The West Side Methodist church al
D. m. tomorrow Rev Lewis with
{ nduct the funeral services and in
cemetery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12

Fire, clearly originating from an
incendiary source. totally destroyed
the barn OF D f. VanDyke of Gran
tie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-12

The residence OF Mr. add Mrs j.
d. Fore, No Ill Hargrove, Ardmore,
was totally DESTROYED by FIRE Friday
afternoon
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May better, truer, nobler be.
Mrs. Lora Parsons entertained Mrs.
Mamie Tucker for the week end at
her home 3l2 E. Noble
Mrs. Jack Morris returned Sunday
evening from Oklahoma City. after
spending a few days with Mrs George
Green
Miss Mary Hamilton was the week
end guest OF Miss Lily McElhinney,
lremrning to her home in Oklahoma
City last evening
Mrs George Zimmerman is enter
tanning the Rooney Mooney Shan
club today complimentary TO her
Sister. Miss Barker Of Indiana.
Mrs. Harry n gman, and little son
returned from Oklahoma city, Satur
day evening after spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Woods
Mines Galen Grow and William
Frasier have returned from Chandler
where they spent several days the
guests of Col Roy Honmafl's 1amiy.
To Give Valentine Party
Mrs. G. w. Ball will give a Vllen-
tine party at her home, i2l East
Cleveland, Wednesday evening, to the
members Of the First Methodist
church.
Mrs. J. II. Hayighorst returned from |
Muskogee Saturday night after spend
ing a month with Mr.. and Mrs Carl |
Havighorst. While there. she was the |
honor guest at several affairs.
Mr and Mrs Lymon Gray were
among the Guthrie people who Went
down 10 Oklahoma City, Saturday to
see The Fortune Hunter" in which
Mr. Fred Noble is starring this year
Mr. and MIS- j J ORourk. Mr. and
Mrs Maurice OR rk and Miss Gus
ey. went to Oklahoma City. Saturday
to witness The performance OF The
Fortune Hunter" returning in their
auto that evening.
Never before has Guthrie had
Grand opera The people are ok
ing forward to the performance or
the Sheehan opera company with
great deal of pleasure. Several box
parties are planned and handsome
gowns Will he much in evidence.
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80 Live
And thus from lay to day we live
From others take to others give,
so live that they who meet with thee
May better, truer, nobler be.
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For the purpose Of organizing a
civic club for Hobart to promote civic
ideas. assist in building the park, Sc
lect books for the Carnegie library,
advance methods Of beautifying and
improving tae town and To work in
conjunction with other organizations
ln upbuilding Hobart, fifteen ladies'
Of tae city met at tho home Of Mrs
II H. Waggoner, Western avenue,
Wednesday evening.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-07-02
MOSCOW BUSINESS MEN
HOLD A LOVE FEAST

tab county needed at least a dozen ex-
hibition jars of processed fruits and
vegetables Mr.. Orcutt explained the
difficulty of doing this work, advising
that Mr.. Vessels be employed to do the
work 1t was then explained that
there were no available funds, and
suggested that some of the members
contribute to the cause. Mr.. Green
said he would pay for one jar, and B.
T. Byrns another. Then j. j. Day
broke in with the inquiry: Are you
chewing the rag over a hundred dol
lars?" Chairman Green admitted that
theyWere Get the jars" said Jerry,
and Mr. Orcutt will get them. They
will be of the same high class as those
exhibited in the Spokane chamber of
Commerce, and will become a part of
the permanent exhibit of the Moscow
Chamber of Commerce.
w. Connolly, representing the O.-W.
R. C ~, was introduced and said that
his company was only too glad that
Moscow was going to pave; that his
company would fall i'll line and not
only pave, but would park and other
wise beautify their depot grounds.
This brought down the house, and a
rouSing cheer went up.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-07-02

There was a packed house at the
Chamber of Commerce feed today. And
It was an enthusiastic crowd too
Everybody felt good. After a good
feed Chairman Green said the coun-
ty fair people had few words to say.
Secretary E. e. Ostroot of the fair as
sociation said that the new race track
was now practically completed, and
that there was big expense to meet.
He asked Dean Carlyle of the universi-
ty, to explain the situation. Mr.. Car
lyle said that the grounds were cost
ing nothing, but that somebody must
get behind the expense of buildings; ;
that the fair association was selling
stock, and that the citizens of the
county should take some interest.
Dean Carlyle told of the work being
done in Lewiston, saying that plans
were being perfected for their live
stock show that would entail the en-
penditure of over $4,000. Latah coun-
ty, he said, should get in line and do
or lose out in the con
test.
P. L. Orcutt was asked to say
word about exhibits, and explained
how necessary it was to get the ex-
hibits during the proper time; that La
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-07-02
GOVERNMENT AFTER
FOREST FIRE BODIES

Leonard Williamson, who has been
working in the government fire patrol
near Avery, where the awful forest
fires occurred two years ago, is home
for a few days. He will probably re-
turn after the Fourth. "a lot of the
boys were let out because there was
no appropriation to continue the
work." he said Eve were told that
we could return to the patrol after
the Fourth"
Speaking of the situation in the
Avery district, where the big fire oc-
CURED, Mr. Williamson said One
may walk for miles without stepping
foot on the ground. Down timber,
once magnificent white pines, lies eve
rywhere, and there are places where
the down timber is piled thirty feet
deep. You never saw such devasta-
ton. Another notable thing is the
evidence of the terrific wind that ac-
the flames that swept the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-07-02

BALTIMORE, Fifth Regiment Arm
ory, July Convention called - or
der at 1907.
= Totals 43d ballot without Maryland
are: Clark 800, Wilson 5961a.
12.40 p. m.-Virginia broke, casting
G solid vote of "a for Wilson, giving
him majority for the first time in
Virginia. West Virginia broke at
12:45, giving Wilson 16.
No choice on 43d ballot.
On ADD ballot, first taken today, Ida
no voted: Clark 1, Wilson z.
Illinois broke on 43d ballot, 50 go
ing to Wilson.
On the roll call Of the 43d ballot
Maryland voted Clark 8, Wilson 51a,
absent ".
43d ballot, official vote: Clark 329,
Underwood 981a, Harmon %, Kern 1.
Foss 27, Bryan 1, Wilson 602, absent "
On the 44th ballot Colorado broke
with votes to Wilson.
Indiana voted solid for Wilson
No choice on 44th ballot. Pennsyl-
vania voted solid for Wilson on the
44th. Utah and Wisconsin go solid for
Wilson.
Official vote of the 44th ballot: VIII
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-07-02
GOVERNOR WILSON WINS IN THE LONG DRAWN FIGHT
HISTORICAL CLUB
PAYS COMPLIMENT

AS tribute to two of the most yalu-
able members of that organization,
the Historical club, at the home of
Mrs. John Gibson, paid a sincere, and
pretty tribute to Mesdames Matte
Headington and o. NJ. Osborne, who are
to leave Moscow this week, Mrs. Head
ington to go to Palo Alto, Cal, where
she will teach, and Mrs. Osborne, to
make her home in Lewiston. The Glib
son home was elaborately decorated
in cut roses, and the appointments of
the elaborate luncheon served were
most dainty. In the course of the aft
ernoon the club, through Mrs. c. j. Or
land as spokesman presented beauti
full piece of handpainted china to Mrs.
Headington, and an exquisite bit of
cut glass to Mrs. Osborne, as tokens
of appreciation.