The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18

Breakfast,
Cantaoupes, cereal and cream,
broled founders, stewed potatoes.
whole wheat bread, toast tea and cot.
fee.
Luncheon.
Boiled mutton. sliced aud fried in
butter; baked sweet potatoes, tomato
and cucumber salad, crackers aud
cheese
Dinner.
Scotch broth Chased upon liquor In
| which mutton was boiicdl, halibut
steak, rced potatoes, succotash with
yesterdays lima boans), blanc mango
and cake Tho Daily Leader.
:. A. Bland ana Mrs. Emma Murrell
Of Crescent we're married this after
noon by County Judge Strang Tho
groom is Il aud the bride 80 years old.
| The Witnesses TO the ceremony were
the brides daughter Alva, d bright
and, attractive miss Of lG, and Charles
Caldwell
Professor and Mrs. Calvert. accom-.
panied BY their daughter Miss Ger.
lrulc, returned from their Riverside
| farm near Goodnight, where they
spent several delightful days. While
there Miss Gertrude was hostess to
her friends IN that ncighhorhood.
drives aud parties occupying almost
all ol the young peoples time DURING
her solonrn at tho farm,
Governor Price has returned to the
city.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Sturgeon are
guests Of friends IN ihe capital city
Mrs !. S, Conner Of Singer Is The
guest of her son. J 3. Connor.
Miss Mary Blascr is at Darlington
Tor a weeks visit.
Miss Lcona LOWS Is home after
visit OF SIX weeks among the Goora
do mountains
Mr.. and Mrs, WIN 7. Field aud fam.
ily are IN Colorado for fortnight,
Miss Bcss Cano, 2gi East Villas, Is
listed with tho sick.
Mrs. Donahoo and daughter are tho
/ guests OF Newklrk friends.
Miss Kathrlne Cassidy was hostess
10 the Klmona club yesterday. The
morning was spent at bridge. Mrs.
Jack Morris winning the club prize.
The afternoon was devoted to needle
work, A MONDAY luncheon was not
the least enjoyed by the guests. Mrs.
Edward Trapp was club guest for the
day Mrs. r. j. Fitzpatrick will be
hostess neNt Wednesday to the club.
Miss Fora Jones OF saltwater Is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs Churchill
In honor of the guest, Mrs. Arthur
Jones, Ills West Mansur avenue gave
a delightful party last evening Pres
ent were the Misses Myrtle Cahili.
Rhoda Nelson. Bertha Haws. Madeline
Askew Mrs. +. NJ, Durrett, Mr.. Jay
Paris, Ethel RalnsDurger Of Pawnee,
Pearl Paris Of Coyle. Dainty refresh.
ments concluded the peasant even.
Ing.
Miss Rcna Richardson entertained
at 500 In honor of her guest. Miss Ma
zie Richardson, OF Oklahoma City. The
pretty home was charming In the dec
oratlon of lavender aud white. The
ialls cards were handpainted N the
lavender and white and the dainty Ice
course served carried out the effee.
tive color scheme. Miss Ethel Doug
las won flrst prize and laia Hauser,
second Those present were Misses
/ ellen bronson, Bertha and blanche
BelaDd, Grace Floyd. Eleanor Han
ford, Claudia Hamilton Helen Ien-
kilis, Ncll and Iva klink. Kate Mill.
kan Bess Whteley, Ethe Douglas,
Lila IIouscr. Edith Hi. Matte clari
Gano and June Moss Of Crescent.
An automobile party was here Lass
| evening guests of friends. In The par.
ty were Mr.. and Mrs. franklin Cost
ani guests, Alr. and Mrs. a. Halsrr
sou. Mr.. and Mrs, Ed McGnnis aud
/ guests, Mrs Belle MeGnnis aud AIR
and Mrs w. +. f'inklef and children
Miss Belle Mason Of Kansas City aud
Miss ponrl Mason OF sallna. Kansas
Honor Departing Friend.
The Phlathea young ladies' Of Tho
First cbristia1 church Sunday school
nj the residence Of Miss Pauline
Langc. ~ East Villas, gave an honor
party 10 their teacher, Nrs. Charles
| II Robefls who accompanied Pro
fessof Roberts TO their new home iu
Fort Worth The day following. A bean
/ iilul Oriental Yase was given the de-
/ parting friend and instructor. the glft
being Of beautiful aud peculiar de