The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-04
MENU FOR MONDAY.
Rfa aakfast

MENU FOR MONDAY.
Breakfast.
O.anges. cereal and cream. shad
roes, French rolls toast, tea and cot
fee.
Luncheon.
Sayory eggs tmade savory with
gravy and hits Of chicken left oyer
from Sunday dlnncrl. asparagus rolls
Ga loft ogel1 baked potatoes, stcwet
cherries, cookies. tea.
Dinner.
Yesterdays soup with the woody
pa OF the asparagus stalks boiled in
IT, r0nladcs OF beef, creamed onions.
oyster plant, fried rhuharb tarts, black
coffee. The Daily Leader,
Miss Irene Coyell left this morning
for q months visit in INaxon witty her
mother.
Misses Mablc Graham ana Virginia
llagan have gone to Perry Tor an over
Sunday visit with Mrs Gus ley.
Miss i.ovina Ochs was a visitor here
yesterday from Meridian
Miss Esther Evans Is expected next
week from Law kas., to be the
4 guest OF Mrs. lymon Gray and Mrs
John Chaiupman Of ST. Louis to visit
her sister, Mrs, Cotb Sarchet Many
4 social functions have been planned II
4 their hpnof.s
Mesdames H. l.. McCracken ant
4 VIII MeBrine will entertain at cardI
on Tuesday afternoon Of next week
5ll East Warner
Miss Edna Go2art. who has bceI
sick for several weeks with malaria
typhoid lett today for her home Ii
4 LeMars, Ark. She was accompanied
by Miss Valerie, who came here iron
LeMars a few days ago.
Miss Maud Bennett will spend Sun
day With home folks at Lowery,
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Baker hay
gone 10 Chattanooga, Tenn, for
months visit with Mr.. Bakers rela
tives.
Miss Hazel Wood and Mr. Luthe
Lowell, both Of Lowell, were united II
matrimony yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Dr.. r. l.. Not
littt, the Officiating minister The
were attended by few intimate
friends
Mrs. Lucille Albright is here ffon
Oklahoma CITY, the guest OF Mr. an
| s. W. T. Beeson.
Miss Rose Belt Of Edmond, spen
the day here, the guest of Miss Rub
Canton.
Cards announcing The marriage 9
Miss Maud Liddy Of Kansas city Z
Mr. J lay Brotherton at Kansas CIT
June have been received in Guthrie
The couple will reside in MusH9ge,
The Guthrie Whist club met yeste
day afternoon at the S. X. VanVC0l
hees home with Mts. f. NJ Canto
as hostess. Instead OF playing whis
the ladies' gave the hours over {
folding literature for the capital i
cation committee AT the tea hour
dainty luncheon was served.
i Mrs. f. w. Canton is visiting friend
in Fairfax She will return Nlondal
n Miss Carrie Burks spent the da
| here from Crescent
Miss pearl Eddleman and nephc'
4 Phillip Daugherty. left this mornin
for 4 weeks vlsit in Muskogee Wit
relatives.
Mrs. II. s. Cnrd Is spending d fe
days in oklahoma City. having goI
down yesterday to attend the funer
Of Senator Curd.
~tsIrs. Alta Willis and Mrs. Geo
parrOngh teturned to Oklahoma Cit
To-day after visit with Miss Beula
| Cavolt al her country home.
Mrs II. c. GARNET arrived la
evening from Blue Rapids. Kas.. Il
visit with her mother Mrs. Jol
Massey and her sisters.
Miss Knadler has returned TO Sti
! water after a visit with her sists
{ Miss Mary Knadler.
II Miss Louise Watson viii give
/, pupils ecital on Tuesday night
the home Of Judge Rolcs. She Il
! pupil Of Miss Lillian BoIrs and p
, fessor G. c. Robinson and her recit
!. viii consist Of voice and piano nh
! bcrs.
Professor G. G. Robinson leaves II
city "Wednesday TO do summer wo
with the Dunbar company Of wh
be was formerly member. They "
: 10 chautauqua work. Mr.. Robins
3 expects 10 Fcturn here tho first
October TO again open his music SIT
les.
Mra. e. Y. Upton left today for {
lahoma City to join her daughter, AlI
Anna who has recently opened a mi
icai conservatory at that place.
Miss Edna Wilson left this mornI
for weeks Visit In Norman.