The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-10

Dnttered shrimps, thin whole wheat |
bread and butter, cress sandwiches |
with French dressing, heated crack
ers with toasted cheese. apple mer-
ingue pudding. ice-cold tea.
Dinner.
Okra soup Chased upon liquor IN
which chicken was boiled), mutton
chops, spinach, baked rice Ga left oy.
err. floating island, black coffee, The
Daily Leader.
Mss Viola Allender, 1902 Cleveland,
was hostess yesterday morning to a
breakfast and card party. given In hon
or II Miss BELL Reese OF Chicago. The
color scheme OF pink and green was
beautifully carried out in the dainty
handpalnted tally cards. and prizes
were won by Mrs W. Is. Bowers and
Miss Lelah Mcpherson. After the
lovely five course breakfast a musical
program was much enjoyed.
The party given at the White city
last evening in honor Of Miss Mercer
OF Oklahoma City, who Is visiting
friends here, Miss Wheeler, who Is
soon 70 enter Kansas University and
Miss Lola Weidenhemer, who will
teach school at Marshall this winter,
proved to be jolly affair, i'he trip
was made by launch. aud lunch was
served at the grounds. Those of the
party were: Misses Pearl and Della
Scribbins, Mamie and Margaret STRAIT
ton, Lola and Achsa Waidenheimer.
Frieda Redfield Aan.s Wheeler.
Nell Murphy, Elizabeth Mercer. Fran
ces Pierce; Messrs. Parson. Arman-
trout. Stratton. touch, Mcmahon,
Edison. Richardson, Flnlay, Hicks. VII.
leford. Irwin.
Miss Ollie Shattuck OF Carney was Il
Gnthrie shopper yesterday
Mrs. O. u. Clothler of Oklahoma
City is the guest OF Mrs. lIolderman.
Mrs. Jane Aszmus left last evening
for Kansas City. Mo. TO visit her son.
Miss Hazel Sadel Of Winfield. Kan,
Is the guest OF Miss Dessa Matchett.
Mrs. W. II. CLARK of Wichita was In
Guthrie yesterday seeing old friends.
Miss Ethel Loud Smith was hostess
to number of friends last evening
at lawn party at her home, j23 East
College.
Miss Pearl Davis returned last ev-
ening to her home In Newton. kan.
after visiting few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Hughey.
Mrs. j. II. Wlller and daughter,
Frances, returned to their home In
st. Joseph, Mo-, last evening after
visiting relatives here.
Born to Gerald and Winnie (nee
Matchett) Fitzgerald. 1928 Montgal.
Kansas City-a ten pound girl. Thurs
day. September 8, 1910
Ferne Slime who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Ida Butt. 2li North
t''tNHu iNthlbtu ihrA tftutHh w
home in Plttsburg, Pa.
Martin Marley and wife celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
Tuesday. September 6. II was a most
enjoyable family affair, and they
were remembered by many nice gifts.
Miss Ellen Bamford entertained
the Phi Delta Gamma sorority girls
yesterday afternoon AZ 500. Eva
Klink won club prize and Mamie
Ichr the guest prize. The afternoon
was concluded with The serving OF an
! iced course.
Mrs. ]. II. Ramsey has arrived 10
join her husband. the new pastor OF
the beautiful Methodist Episcopal
church, and many friends OF the pas.
tor are makitg extensive preparations
20 convince himself and family thai
Guthrie hospitality Is all that 1t has
long been advertised,
The social circle OF the First Pres
byterlan church will meet with Mrs
w. NJ. Mccoy. Goa East Washington
"Wednesday afternoon al o'clock
An Enjoyable Event.