The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-02

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Smith, of Tulsa. Mrs. c. L. Grimes.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Higgin Mr..
and Mrs. T A, Higgins and two
daughters Mr. and Mrs. A. + Koetsch
and daughter and Herman Grimes
Oklahoma City Times. Mesdames
Frank O'Neil and Frank I.aux enter
tanned informally for George and
Charles Billingsley, OF Gutlrie. who
Are the guests CT Mrs. George Mills
Thursday afternoon, with a bridge
party The reception suite was fra
grant with ponsettias, smilax and
American beauties At the conclus-
sion Of the games an elegant lunch
con was served.
Mrs Pat Weathers was the charm
ing hostess to a two O'Clock dinner
given at her residence on East Villas
on New Years The table was hand
somely decorated in white roses and
shaded caudles. Covers were laid
Cor Or. and Mrs Burrows and their
son and daughter, Mrs. CHARLES Set
on and L. l.. Gahl The remainder
OF the alternoon was spent in cards
Miss Ruby Canton, of Oklahoma
City, VINO has been the guest of
Miss Bess Gano, left This morning for
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Mccoy are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs William Me-
10y, on East Washington avcnue
New Year Dinner.
a delightful New Year dinner was
given by Mrs. j. h. Mcpherson, and
ner daughter, Miss Leila at one 0.
clock on Monday Covers were laid
'or Mrs. Blincoe and son, William,
ur. and Mrs. Lymon Knighton and
LEILA Jean Kniglton, and w. W Bak-
sr, OF Coneordia, Kan,
Alr and Mrs Charles Seely had for
their guests on New Year Mr. ana
Mrs 5. r. Bledsoe of Oklahoma city.
On sunday evening a few friends |
'ame in to see the old year cut and |
he new year ill.,
Mr.. and AIRS Roy Thomas OF Enid.
re the guests of Nh and Mrs Ed
Walton.
Mrs. A. F. Rankin entertained on
Sew Years a few out OF town guests
With a six course dinner. The table
vas beautifully decorated in decor
tions OF roses and greens. Covers
we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Ba-
er, Miss Lille Baker, Robert Bak-
r, Miss DeVauld, and Mr.. Wilson
II of Perkins,
After the dance last evening Mes
RS, and Mesdames Maurice OiRourk
lyman Gray, Sarchett, Trapp, Misses
'usey, Helen McElhinney, Messrs.
eader and Coyle enjoyed a luncheon
/ the Coyle home.
Miss Fern Miles went to Camp Rus
ell last evening where she Will re-
lme her school duties to-day :
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orr. OF Ok
homa City were here between
aims last evening. They spent their
hristmas in Illinois
fome'Hs Auxiliary.
Division No. ! OF the Women's aux
larry to the Farmers institute will
eet Thursday afternoon, January 4
ith Mrs. William Gregory, 6l5 West
arrison avenue. Election OF ofti- :
rs for this division Scr the year J
~,
Mrs. C. G. Sellers and daughters.
isses Mabel and Dorothy. return
TO her nome at Carthage. Mo-, this
orning after a pleasant 10. days VS. \
with her parents, MIR and Mrs. L. III
( Leach. ST.. at 5iI East Springer
'enne
Mrs. Marshall +. smith. OF Tulsa,
turned home this morning. after a G
20 weeks visit VITA her brother r.
Higgins
Rev. John Reagan Abernathy has
urned from Tulsa, where he has
en- on Masonic business He is
IS lecturer No for the Scottish H
te Masons Of the Oklahoma con
tory and was over to see the Tulsa
ldidates for the higher degrees. At
expected that about fifteen TH,sans
Il take the thirlysecond degree at
, January reunion Of the consistory. "
The Rooney Mooney shan club met
the home of Mrs Louis Bronson
sa 81 af IA !
East Cleveland There were five lC
i'd tables and after seven inter
ting games had been played, the