The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-18

one OF. lhe most popular hostesses
III Washington his winter IS Mme-
iesspfand. whose Entertainments are
among he nleasanlest that are given
il the caplial. Reeen.ly the French
asfbassador and Alne. 1usserand en-
Retained In honor OF Vice President
ana Mrs Sherman As Lent IS only
d few weeks of there will be eonsid-
erable entertaining in diplomatic
ara official circles in Washington. IN
which The country al large will be IN
ierested, and then the season will ne
over 10 the year, except for the
short after Lenten season before the
summer vacations begin,
The Circular Coat
The long circular cloaks that are
now worn by middle aged women are
the most convenient sori OF garments,
al they can be slipped off and on cas-
ily and are suitable for the carriage
or FOR street wear and can be worn
over evening dress. They may pc
trimmed with a narrow band OF fur,
may be deliberately braided, or are
finished simply with hem The
coat NAV be made with wide sleeves
ii desired, and box coat is an out
growth OF this style.
Her Intentions Good.
some wild ducks having decided 10
settle In Boston they were allowed 10
take UP their winter residence as they
chose, and now there are eighty
three of them enjoying themselves in
ihe snow and ice. One kind hearted
woman who saw them protested in
the name Of the Society for the Pre-
veiliion of C ueliy TO Animals that
they should be housed, until she was
kindly told that they not being do
inesticated, preferred the open.
VIE Ribbon Sandwich. ..... .....s..
A ravorite sandwich for after the
theatre lunch Is the ribbon sand
wich. Slices OF brown bread with
cream cheese within, mixed with
pounded nuts and wisp Of lettuce.
Let the sandwich stand several
honrs in a damp covering and then
slice downwards, the thin slices
showing brown and mottled white.
White bread may be used, and lay
ii i of cream cheese. smoked tongue
hard boiled eggs and pink ham make
variously colored sandwich when
sliced downward in thin layers.
Not At Al Likely.
"A New York authority on dress
says II would be utterly impossible
for the women of this generation to
adopt the Greek style Of costume that
has been proposed recently. They
would have absolutely nothing to talk
about IL there We're no clothes 10
think about and life would be hardly
w0 til while. Besides, what would
the department stores do ii the Greek
fashion should prevail FOR even sea
son or tw0g
Worth All the Pain.
This Is the time Of year when 4
fashionable woman may retire to
her own rooms and be credited with
having nervous prostration. while in
reality she is "heing skinned alive.
that hee complexion may emerge
affer Easter in pink and white. The
process Is said 10 be extremely pain.
ill. but women seem 10 think it is
worth while 10 suffer when the re-
suit l.. so satisfactory, no cosmetic
producing such a peach bloom com
plexi0n.
The Winter Girl
The winter girl was never more
fascinating than she is this winter
Che Is wearing fuc Russian tur
ban with a wide stole and muff tc
match. Long unbroken black Goa
lengths outline her slender figure
and the scmbreness Is relieved witt
a bunch OF real or artificial flowers
She Is neat and sweet, and alto
gether comfortable looking in hel
warm furs and long cloak
Old Time Spotless Town.
Lady Mary Montagu wcote of Rot
terdam In 11l6: "The place is 81
neatly kept that | will assure you
walked all over the town yesterda.
III my slippers without receiving on
spot Of dirt, and you may see III
Dutch maids wasting the payemen
nf the streets with more application
5han our maids best0w upon our bed
chambers"
MT So Pad After All.
Miss Ethel Arnold, sister of Mrs
Humphrey Ward, who is visiting i
fhis country. Is said to be somewha
addicted to cigarettes, which sh