The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-12

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Ill MISS BEs'
/ Once we have loved we never lose,
Taat is net love which can forget
/ Through loss and loneliness and griei
/ This gem is as it's Coronet.
| That true love never can forget.
That is not faith which drops it's aold
Once we have trusted IN our clasp
Forever lies lifes changeless gold
Nor winters in our lessened grasp;
True faith through all time Keep It's
clasp
Margaret e Sanester
The best Of us lack more than
wings to be angels.
A knocker is all right on a door;
but anywhere else a nuisance
Miss Gay Bronson will be hostess
to the Rooney Mooney Shah club
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Chas. Kneisley has postponed
her party for Saturday on account oil
the cold weather.
Mrs. J A. Brown will be the host
ess To the Smart Set Saturday, at hei
residence on East Villas.
Miss Matte ,lare Gano Will enter
tain the Phi Delta Gamma's al her
home on South Broad street, Satur-
Jay afternoon.
Mrs A. II Huston will entertain
a few friends at a one o'clock lunch
eon, Saturday at her residence on
| 40 3East Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs J. a McElhinrey re.
turned this morning from Oklahoma
City where they saw Richard Carrie.
and Edna wallace Hopper, in Jump
! ing Jupiter at the Oberholzer last
evening
Miss Louise Watson Of oklahoma
city has invited seven CT her Guthrie
eirl friends to be her guests Monday
and Tuesday One Of the delightful
things planned for Monday viii be a
line party. for the Spring Maid
1
| MIS-. Il. y. Ford entertained the
| Pleasure club Thursday afternoon, at
| aer residence on 1902 East Logan.
High-fve was played aud Miss Mabel
| Billings made top score two
course luncheon was served to the
! following. Mesdames Abbott Bill
ings. Bones, Fred Mathews Vampner
Avery Kyser Nichodemus Misses
Billings, Reba Vampner
Mrs. Cecil Parham was the charm
ing hostess to the Kensington club. !
Thursday afternoon. at her residence
on South Third street. Decorations
of red and green were used eXten- |
sively throughout the n1use A three
course luncheon was served on the !
dining table after which the ladies !
spent the remainder Of the afternoon /
in fancy work Special guest was |
Mrs. Reamer Of Newton Kansas.
Mrs. Frank Greer announced TINS /
morning that the recital which was /
~ nave been given tonight by Rem
Dysterhuis assisted by herself al the /
Brooks Opera House has been post /
ioned until Monday evening, Janu.i
ary l5 Prof Dyksterhuis will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs Greer
until that time. The cause Of the
oostponement Is tae inclemen wealth
er which will no doubt be moderated
by that date All tickets that nave
been purchased viii be good for tnat
date
The Acorn club held its first meet
ing of the New Year at the residence
of Mrs. A. G. c. Bierer on East
Cleveland. After New Year greetings
had been exchanged roll call was
answered to Your Favcrite Ma
donna. Holy pictures were also
under discussion
Christ in Art AS a Child .....-.
............M Mrs. Lloyd MOTHS
As a Teacher. ...... Mrs. Soalberg.
AS a Marty ...... Mrs. Fl!son
In Art ....... Mrs Barde.
Picture Study y...-......M Mrs Wenner.
This concluded the program. and
tae hostess served a once urse iun-
che0D.
AIiss Martha Lennon Of Oklaho-
ma City is in Guthrie coaching t1e
high scho1! students who are to app
pear in the play, The College Fol
lies OF Nineteen Twelve in about
weeks This viii be given for the
thletic association OF l.. G. II. :. ana
as Miss Lemmons dramatic work is
we'll known in Guthrie it is needless
20 say. tho people will know what -
expect. and will not be disappointed
Misses Rems Wachob and Lucille
WeheHier were re delightful host
esses TO the Bachelor CLUB last ev-
aning at the residence of the latter
IN 1919 West Washinet H. AS a SUI
prise 10 one 0t taeir members. Miss
Mabel Billings VINO viii De married
this ID nth. shower had been plan
nef several days before aud after
musical program had been render (
ed the guests were invited into the