The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-29
Social Calendar for Week.

Saturday.
Dread club holds Halloween social
In evening.
MENU FOR SATURDAY.
Breakfast.
Baked pears and cream eaten with
rusk. salt mackerel with tomato
sauce. graham biscuits. toast, tea aud
coffee.
Luncheon.
Beef steak. stewed potatoes. gra-
ham bis< aits warmed over. celery
and apple salad, crackers and cheese.
cocoa and maearoons.
Dinner.
Vegetable soup. corned beef tdone
IN hreless COOKERY, mashed turnips.
lady cabbage. custard and cake,
black coffee.
Mrs. r. + Crum and baby Esther
wife and daughter of DR.. Frederick
f. Crum, OF Indianapolis, Ind. ar
rived in the city last evening to visit
relatives and are now the guests OF
Mrs Matte Crum, on North Divi-
sion. Mrs. Crum says 1t Is pleas.
ure indeed 10 be back TO dear, bid
Guthrie. the home of her girlhood
she was formerly Miss Grace1Chanqy
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Miss Eugenia Wilmering is visit
Ing at the home of Corporation Conn
missioner j McAlester in McAK
ester. -
"A
Z Mrs. VIM. Spurlocx was nostess
To the Friday Afternoon Euchre club
this afternoon at her home on East
Noble avenue. There was a large
attendance OF members and the after
nocn was spent pleasantly at euchre.
Light refreshments We're served.
The members of the Domestic Sci
ence club held memorial service
this afternoon az the home OF Mrs
NJ. Cassidy, 1918 West Mansur ave
nue.. OUT OF respect TO the late Mrs
W. H. Rhodes. who was Uae presi-
dent of the club and under whose
management the organization was
built up to be the largest aud mosi
influential club Of its kind In the
state Many tributes were paid 10
the departed naeader by her fellow
workers
The Ladies' Aid society OF the first
NJ E church give an old fashioned
Halloween social ihis evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs + w Lintz.
500 East Warner avenue. me pro-
ceeds will be turned into the church
building fund )aAna interesting pro
gram will be giyen during the even.
ing The affair has been planned
with proper appreciation OF the ar.
ilstic opportunities for decoration
and the invitation to light hearted
fun and amusement which Halloween
Offers and ghosts hobgoblns and
ether "witchy" things will appear to
the guests while round. red apples
and other delicious fall fruits will be
In tempting abundance,
tiae ladiesp Of tlip First Presbyte-
rian church are giving a progressive
dinner this afternoon. The soup
course was served at the home OF
Mrs. J Houston, 723 East War
ner avenue; the dinner course at the
home Of Mrs II. L. Miller. 70i
East Warner avenue. the salads al
the hcme Of Mrs VIM. Snyder. 6l5
East Warner avenue, and the dessert
at the home OF Rev. and Mrs II
o. Scott. 203 East Noble avenue A
delightful musical program vas Civ
en- al the Scott home at the close of
The elaborate function.
Miss Irene Reed OF Lowell Is here
today taking the examination for
teachers certificate at the state SUI
perintendents Office.
Charles Smith arrived this alter.
noon from Saltwater. where he is
attending The A and NJ. college. to
spedn Sunday With his mother Mrs
Neiile Smith. at 524 East Cleveland
avenue. y
Walter Henshaw Ii here from
Saltwater spending a few days with
his parents, Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs G A. Henshaw. on
East Villas avenue.
Noel Walton returned TO Stlllwa.
Ter last evening where ne Is attend
ing the A and " college. after
spending few days with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Tell w. Walton
James Taylor and son and Mrs.
Alien Ct Merrick passed through the
city last evening EN- route 10 Belle
Plain. Kas
The Misses Cara cohagan and
Nellie Murphy are among the Gnih
RE people attending the coyle car
niyal
Mrs. j. w. Lowell returned Il
her home In Lowell last night after
a weeks visit IN the city with hel
daughter Mrs ] L. McKeown.
Mrs Luther Patton returned tc
her home in Enid last evening aftei
a several days visit with Mrs A /, B
Pyle, 500 East Harriso navenue VI
= Miss Matte Clare Gano hgs .-i... IN
ed from a visit in Crescent with Mis-,
June Moss. ---------<r
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n Mrs. VIM Sheafer and liihf
fdaughter. Miss Thelma Field. fe