The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-18

Alr aud Mrs. willard Lindwall have
Ibroken up house keeping, and are now
At Home 10 their friends al Mrs G.
20 Lindwall's ON 3oS y Vine.
Mrs Heinz Braun viii entertain
with few tables at Bridge, Friday
after.ioon complimentary to Mrs.
George Willis. of Oklahoma City
Mr. anC Mrs Adolf Kaufman, Mrs.
Henry Braun and Mrs. A. McElhin-
lney have returned from Oklahoma
City, where they went "Wednesday to
see Every Woman at the O"Grholz
er
The Domestic Science club will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Mary
A. Hart, Friday afternoon at 2:3o
lo'clock. Mrs. Beesnn viii give dem
onstration OF plum pudding There
viii also be a genera! discussion o.
next years work
Mrs NJ. lsaacs and her daughter
Miss Norma, who have been visiting
at the home OF Mrs. NJ Jacobson for
the past two months, left this morn-
ing for Wichita. While in this city
Miss lsaacs has been the guest at
many delightful functions given IN
lher honor
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Baptist church viii give one Of
its regular monthly teas at the home
of Mrs. Ralph liager III Il. Cleye-
land, Friday afternoon from 3 to 8
O'Clock. An interesting program will
| he rendered, and every OnV H. cordial
ly invited TO attend
Mrs. Adolf kaufman was hostess 10
Ithe Tuesday evening club this week.
! The afternoon was delightfully."- spent
lin needle work ana conversation
lovely two course luncbeop was serY-
ed to the following lfies. Mines Ed
Trap Claude Sitterly, Henton, Heinz
Braun, Chas, Bllingsley and George
lWillis, Of oklahoma City.
! Miss Adelaide I.utz gave a Grown
/ Up" party yesterday that caused much
lwerriment among he girl friends.
Each friend came logged out in her
mothers cloths. and were sure
l"enough ladies" for several hours a
luncheon was served during the al
ternop 10 the following girl9' Mil
ldred Davis. Lucille Douglas, emily
Banks Hughes, and Marguerite Nc
Coy.
Mrs Corb Sarchct was the charm
ing hostess to the Kimona club. Wed
nesday afternoon at her beautiful resi-
Iau4a m IN MotutYr fTba 1FtappppT
was spent ia playing Bridge. after
which q two course luncheon vas
served. Mrs. Eslic Walton won the
club prize and Miss Helen McEIbin
ney the guests prize Special guests
were: Mines. J n. Rucks, Watson, OF
Chicago, Misses Cusey, Of Vinita
Ruth Brooks. Of New York City, and
Helen McElhinneg
Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Fish have re
turned from an extended trip through
California ana Mexico. They were in
the Southern pacific wreck, Just Ou'
OF Eagle Lake, Texas. the fore part
OF the week, but received no injuries
only severe Shaking up No one
was killed but several received seri-
Gus injnres Mr. Fish reports ~
y
move. They brought home ORANGES
about the size Of the grape fruit ge
get here that r4s growln< IN their
pace when they left.
1t Is a well established fact that !
when the Masons 10 anything 't is In
first class shape whether it be a pro I,
grar- or a play it makes no difference !
and the following program shows |
that they are still living up to their |
custom:
/. Stars and stripes Forever, March
................. Sousa
2 Iris. Overture ....... Locey. (
9 Vocal solo, Waltz ....... Selected |
Mrs Fred Schernbel
T. Dolcino Cornet solo ID. a. Paugh /
By r. r Flynn
3 Harbour OF LcFe ......... Blake |
6 Hungarian antasia Theo. VI. Tobi
Z Vocal solo ............ Selected
Mrs W. j. Laufenberg
Sextett, From Lucia .. D1nizetu
WagoneSusa. My cmiwyp
pipe Organ. n.-Overture. Tanhauser.
prof Mcintyre
Violin Solo ................ Selected
NIve Iaftphpa