The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-23
"CuIpE TO HEARTlCUL
TURE FOR JANUARY

TURE FOR JANUARY.
one cannot begin too early, ana
January is the time for looking over
the ground and planning the arrange
ment of the Heart Garden.
Outside the Hothousc few flowers
are to be seen in January. but win
great care the Hope Vine, Blush Rose,
and proposal plant, often tarUe
The proposal plant must not be con
fused with Wild Pepeper wees
cpaterfami;ias Furiosis). which III
nor Kept in bed, often chohes on the
proposal plant and prevents lts bloom
ing. Matrimony is Hover cultivated
often in January, but difiicult TO RAISE
ana many gardeners refuse to nave
anything to do with 1t except IN
| June.
The Smart Set will meet with Mrs
| Hugh scott on Saturday, at her resi-
dence. Al East Mansur
Mrs. Frank Greer will entertain
the monday evening dive Hundred
| club at her residence on East Warner.
Mrs. Horace Seely, OF Los Angeles,
| California, is the guest Of Mrs. Chas.
Seely at her residence ON West
| Noble.
The Amohalho club will be enter.
| tanned by Mrs. j. j Kennedy Thurs
day afternoon. at her residence on
| West Noble.
| Mrs. Corb Sarchet had for her din
ner guests last evening, Misses Cusey
OF Vinita, Helen McElhnncy, and
| Elizabeth Byrne.
The Domestic Science club viii
meet al the residence Of Mrs u i
| Derwin Friday afternoon, at her resi-
dcncc, MS East ViPs.
Mrs l.. Il. Brown viii entertain the
Ladies Aid Socieety, Of the Christian
church, Wednesday f 2;30 III Inc
basement Of the church
Mrs. Frank Greer das for her guest
Miss Miller. of Detroit. Michigan,
who is a noted writer OF short stories
Maay c( which nave appeared IN Ilar'
pcr's Monthly.
Mrs Gerald Fitzgerald sand little
daughter, who have beyn visiting Mr.
and Mrs II l.. Matchxtt Lor several
weeks, left this morning for Dnranf,
Oklabcml. to visit with relatives be
fore returning TO Kansas city
The Monday Bridge cluD was de.
ligatfully entertained by Mrs George
Hotter at her residence OH East
Noblc Card tables numbered three
Mrs Joan CCttcral made top score
ana Mrs Bronson toe lolc hand
both were awarded pretty prizes,
Miss Helen Mccoy invited few
girls in to four o'clock tea yesterday
afternoon. Mesdames Ncttie Smith,
Frank Mccoy and Tibbets assisted
the hostess. These invited were
Misses Dessa Matchett. Norma He'll
man, Gay Bronson, Alice Tallm3n,
Elizabeth Berne, Bess Gano, Mes
danes Williams. Patterson, Tibbetts
and Frank Mccoy
which nas secured some OF tAe best
artists in tais country to appear in
in Oklahoma City this season. they
nave OH Their list. Herold Bauer, the
noted pianist who was expected in
January but his engagentaiF has
been postponed until February .
M3ny Guthrie people have secured
tickets for Harold Bauer.
The Young crowd gave an i'm
promptu dance last evening at Nc
Nulty's hall. and after they had con
gregated, an accident occurred that
caused thirty minute intermissiOn.
Mr. Fred Ryser in an attemept to
light a gas Iove in the nall, was baG'
~ burned by the explosion that fol
lowed It is supposed that the gas
hid been escaping for some ti~>e His
frieaeds hope for a speedy recovery
The Missionary Society Of toe
Christian church met at the home OF
Mrs J. r. Fairfield, and held al eX-
tremeley interesting meeting. Mrs.
White was the leader for the after
noon. and made SPLENDID talk ON
Porto Rice and of tae wora OF the
c w b. M. which is being carried
on by faithful missionaries on the
island. Several ladies responded.
twenty-five members we're present
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Phillips vsra
greatly surprised Saturday evening
January 20. when few Of the neigh
bors dropped in To spend the cen
fH "A
their new home in East Guthrie.
Games were played until late hour
after which a two course lunch as
served. which was prepared by the
ladies' Those present were. Mrs.
Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. Dwinnell and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford and 1T