The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-01

coldslaw, crackers and cheese, hot
biscuits with honey, tea.
Dinner.
Drowned potato soup. beefs,eak
and onions, caulifiower, carrots fried
in batter cottage pudding, black cof
lee The Daily Leader.
The Woman's Missionary society
OF the First Baptist church will meet
Wednesday at 2.30 p. m. at the
church
Mr. and Mrs VIM. II. Lyons and I
Miss Lucy Wilson of lo'a. Kas., and
MIR. and Mrs o. p. Cooper were !
entertained at dinner yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. T, ] Dolcaler In the
Belyea addition.
Mr. and Mrs 0. p Cooper of 5o2
East Syringe are enjoying rcla-
live visit from MIR and Mrs w. L.
Lyons and AIiss Lucy Wilson of lola.
Kas. Mrs. Lyons is a sister of MI.
Cooper.
The Acorn club will meet with Mrs.
II O. Scott, on East Noble, Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mrs. Edward Zeler and son Doyle |
OF sheridan Lake. Colo, are visiting
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
A. Dodd on East Warner avenue,
Mrs. Zeie. Is a niece of Mr. Dodd.
Mr.. and Mrs s, c. Boswell OF
Boswell, Okla, are Guthrie visitors.
MIS-. ~. Norine Law Of Detroit,
Mich, who delivered lecture in the
First NJ e. church a short time ago,
has consented 10 give three lectures
here, two at the Christian church
and one at the West Guthrie M. y
church, those at the Christian church
on Thursday and Friday evenings OF
this week aL,l the one at West Gulh-
rie NJ. y. church on the Sunday ev'
ening following. February 6. No ad-
mission fee to any OF these lectures.
! The Pussy Willow Sewing club
gave farewell party Monday after
noon al he home OF Mrs. J Ii Hay.
lghorst, fo Mrs. KayC. Grain, who
leaves the first Of next week for Bar
tlesyille. Light refreshments were
seryod.
Mrs. j. b. Klink of 1904 West
Cleveland avenue, entertained Mon
day afternoon In honor OF the sey-
enIh birthday of her daughter Helen.
The following little friends Of Helen
we're D eseni: Reah Walton, Leon
Walton, Ruby Douglass, Morris Dong.
lass, Eoise Douglass, Eugena West
Lowell West. Hattie Houghton, War
rem vanlioozer, Vernon Cook, Doris
Warren
The Cambridge club met Monday
afternoon at the Carnegie library
{ The subject was French Literature
and the following papers were read;
I "The Noyellsig OF the 17th Century
by Mrs. G. NJ. Hays; Progress I'M
/ Novel Writing Madame De Lafay'
eie.n by Mrs. lawrence; Fairy
Story Wrlters--Per ault and BAN
lony," Mrs. Meyer: B'Aulony read and
explained, Airs. VIII Patterson.
I NTesdames Lymon Gray and w II.
Coyle entertained thirty guests Mon
lay afternoon al the home OF he lat
ter complimentary 10 Mrs. John O.
Hughes OF Oakland, Cal pleasant
af einoon was spent at bridge and
af,e wards delicious three course
+, luncheon was served on beautiful
ly decorated table on which red car.
nations were ariistically arranged.
The first prize was won by Mrs Mark
Coocwn, the guesf prize by Mrs
Hughes ard the consolation by
Mrs Grow The prizes wee lovely
hand painted plates.
Mr.. and Ms c. L. Jackson Of
Muskogec are guests al the Hotei
lone Mr.. Jackson, who Is general
solicitor for Tie Kay road In Ok
lahoma. has just returned from 81
outs. where be was called by the
serious Illness OF brother.
sIrs. iIesrv Newman and baby.
formerly OF this city and now OF AT.
kans2s. are here visiting friends.
Mrs. A. ] snedaker returned last
evening from a visit IN oklahoma City
with relatives
Mr. anl Ms. s. G. spurrier OF
Okmu]gep are the guests Of Mr.. and
Nrf s. l.. Spurrier on East Warner
. avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Toniz have returned
70 their home In Grand Forks, H.,
afieT a weeks visit with NJ. and
Mrs. y. H. Hirschi
Mrs. A. l.. soner has returned
from weeks visit In Kiowa. Kas.,
wi;b relatives.
Miss Della Anderson has returned
f~om several days visit In coyle
& with relatives.
Nr and Mrs. Reuel Haskell ae
ertegtanlng al ihelr home. i07 East
Oklahoma avenue. State Game War
den arl Mrs j s Askew OF Chick
asha
The West Side ". e. r. II held
prpniable meeting this afternoon
NJ ihe home Of Mrs. James Allen
: 1917 West cleveland Avenue.
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