The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-05
MENU FOR MONDAY.

MENU FOR MONDAY.
Breakfast.
Tangerines, oatmeal Jelly and
cream bacon, boiled eggs, rolls,
oast. tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Italian ola podrida (spaghetti. to-
matoes, bits OF ham baked in mould
with grated cheese on topa eft
over), baked potatoes blanc mango
and cake. cocoa.
Dinner.
Clear soup, curried lamb eaten
with bananas Ga left over), boiled
rice. string beans, lemon pie, black
coffee, The Daily Leader.
Mondays Evenis.
Cambridge club meets at Carnegie
Libra y in afternoon
Monday Evening High Five club
with Mrs. j n. Cottngham
Monday Afternoon Sewing club
viii NEE, with Mrs Goodwin
To introduce her sis,er, Mrs. w
NJ. Newell OF Norman, Mrs f. D.
Cameron was hostess las. evening al
a perfectly appointed o'clock din
ner. A dainty color tone of pink
AMI white was carried out In a most
effective manner Long stemmed
cal nations formed the cenlerpiece
and little Miss lmogene Cameron,
daughter OF the home and Miss Opal
Phillips, in dainty pink with @hi e
aprons served The dinner, which con
/ sisted OF seven elaborate courses
( The guests were Mesdames Furman
/ Kneisey r. c. Hunt, e, O. Cassidy
10. Brown, Mitch. Turner, Dale
Menefee, ] A. Neuefee, Hayes ana
Benedict. .os
Mrs Joe Isaacs of Grand Forks
S. D.. has arrived in the city tt
spend The summer with her parents
Mr and Mrs Felix Adler.
Miss Dora Anderson has gone fol
a visit In Pleasant Valley
Miss Helen Reed will spend Sun
day In Coyle.
The Lenten tea given yesterday a
The home of Mrs. carl Havighors
was very pleasant affair. Carna
lions adorned the home and thi
afternoon was given over 10 mis-
slonary program Mrs. ] II. Hav
ighorst had a paper on missions al'
The missionary salad proved qulti
unique The latter consisted of quo
tations on different missions, writleI
: on green leaves. en-, In the shape 0
+ lettuce leaf and read By differen
ladies'.
The Social circle OF the PresbytC
? rian church will meet Wednesda
afternoon Of mex. week with Mrs. ]
W. McNeal.
The Mis.leioe club was enteltaine
yesterday afternoon at the home {
Frank Pos Light refreshment
: We're served and the guests of tn
/ club were Mrs James Rexroad an
) Mrs. Alvd Niles. Club member
present were Mesdames Tom Welcl
McDonald Norris. Charles Woods Il
! T. IIegle Ir., II =. Newman. lsaa
( Taylor. Lambert and Misses Ellzi
. beth McNeal and Florence Adler.
Mrs John Cotteral enter. aimed or
table at cards this afternoon.
Miss Maud McWherter OF Orlant
spent soday here, the guest of h
sister. Miss Pegrl McWherter
The Rooney Mooney Shah met h
afternoon az. the home OF Mrs. J. I
:, Williams, on North Elm. with Mr.
Hughey as hostess. Five hundri
+, was the afternoon pastime and a
= lectable luncheon was served at
o'clock 10 the club members and Il
!. following special guests; Mrs. J
! Hous on Jr.. Mrs Tibbett and Miss
Ida LOhr, Lulu Croxion. Alice ia
man, Hazel Hamlll and Lillian Boil
IA very petty luncheon was gly
II today al T. o'clock, by Mrs. w.
Frasier. In honor OF Mrs Wygant
Fort Leavenworth, who Is the que
A OF her mother Mrs H. G.. Spilms
. Places were laid for ten and |
r place cards were done In the Jal
n nese design. A shower bouquet
: pink roses rested on an exquls
" centerpiece. The afternoon v
4 pleasantly spent at bridge. 7
guests were. besides the honor
IA Mesdames spilman. ED Walton, r
~ Walton, l.. + Leach Jr.. Barker,
Is NJ Canton. Bronson, Abel, Tut
81 and Braun
In Miss Ramona Chilcott, who Is
r. lending Washburn college. Topel