The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04
MENU FOR THURSDAY.

ginia llightower,
MENU FOR THURSDAY.
Breakfast.
Stewed dates and pnnos, cereal and
cream. bacon. quick biscuits ana
hominy or marmaade toast. tea and
coffee
Luncheon.
Hamburger steaks, fried bananas,
boiled new potatoes, yesterdays pud-
ding sliced and warmed In the sauce,
tea.
Dinner.
Yesterdays soup, with a poachod
egg ON each plate; veal potpie, can.
ned corn filters, mashed potatoes
rice and corn frltters, mashed pota-
toes, rice and raisln pudding, black
coffee, The Daily Leader.
Miss Edna Gray entertained the
Etudc club yesterday afternoon at
her home, Gl2 East Noble. 4 Joint
program Of miscellaneous numbers
aud selections from Loheng in was
rendered Wagners Lohcngrln was
ably discussed by the club members
and roll call responses were current
musical events Mrs A. A. West rem
dered a beautiful solo with Mrs, Me.
Gregor rs aceompauist MS, VIM.
Mccoy read 4 very good paper on Io
hengrin, and Miss Edna Grays piano
selection was a pleasing feature.
Three new members were received
into the club The annual election OF
officers will be helu next friday a,
the home OF Miss Gray,
The library boa d met last evening
in It's regular business session, The
matter OF new liction was discussed
and the board Is exercising great care
and vigilance in the selection OF books
along this line. Miss Shearer's res
ignation as assistant librarian was ac
cspted and Miss Zoe Thompson chos
en- to I'll the vacancy Mrs. Bertha
Mcbride was anted Thursday and
Friday off to attend the third annual
meeting of the Oklahoma state Ii
brary association at Oklahoma city
Mrs. Mcbride Is state treasurer and
viii also read q paper on The Ii
brarian's view Of what iha work with
the scnoal should be-
The Shakespeare club met yesier
day afternoon and read the second
ard third acts OF the Comedy OF Er
rors" Delegates to saltwater last
week gave In an interesting report
Mrs. Mary Hart will be hostess t(
the club next week al oclocl
LUNCHEON
| I Mrs o. A. Smith, 407 East Warner
Wis entertaining Mrs. Narcissa over
and MISS Edwa. Dis, both Of Washing
ton, y. e. Mrs owen Is the mOthe
of Senator owen and her visit to th'
city Is source Of pleasure TO many
~ 4
n. Mrs. Parker Spencer was hostess q
bhe Dread club al q call meeting Mon
Iday night A picnic for Friday even
Ing out at Highland park was plan
lned and good time with lots ol goo,
Nhings To eat is anticipated Z
Mrs. Tom Welch Is entertaining 10
the week Mss. c. II. klyyer Of Okl,
homa city
Mr. and Mrs. l.. @. Hanson and Nj
and Mrs. s X. Rafc were here yestel
day from Oklahoma City IN an autC
Mrs ]. +. Post has returned froF
Kingisher
Mrs ]. r. Cottingham had feI
tables at cards yesterday afternOd
in compliment 10 MS. llildreth
guests. Mrs. o. B. Hildreth and Mr.
B. Mckee. Mrs. J. }. Hllireth mad
top score and received the pri2
while each Of the guests were pr
scented souvenirs A tempting lnncl
con concluded the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs G. f. Gassett speI
the day here from Piedmont.
Frsends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fern
Knepper formerly OF Guthrie. 70
residing IN pel Center, Iowa, will r.
! gfet TO learn that, as the result (
an accident which happened over
! year ago To Mrs. Knepper IL was ne
egsary TO remove one Oi her eyeball
1 Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Garfield
E Humegtin, Iowa. are here visiting N
1 and Mrs. A. u. Garfield.
r The Epworth league social at q
e Methodist Episcopal church "
i largely attended last evening aud q
: event was one round OF fun.
guessing game and musical progra
4 were features OF the evening Ne
J. officers for the coming year we
y elected. Morley Smith being chos
Il president. Plans for the entertal
ment of delegates TO the district CO
J. ycntion 10 be held here the latter pa
Il Of the month were made.
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q /Aiiss Della Adler left this morni
s 40 attend Z dance In Oklahoma cl
{ tonight She Will be acc0mpani
home by Miss Dora Wolfe who will
4 Ahpr guest for time.