The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-14

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ed .alA nisat III the irelcss cooke9
and 4 cam, lambs liver and bacon,
srlddlc cakes, toast tea and coffee.
Luncheon,
Bces and onion stew Ga left oyerl,
ilied Fiench potaioes, salmon salad
"a aest oyef) with French dressing,
toassel graham crackers and cottage
laese, cookies and cocoa.
Dinner.
Cream Of carrot SOUP stuffed loin
of zeal. stewcd tomatoes, fried oyster
plant tapipca pudding black coffee,
rAe Daily Leadee
Mr, and Mrs. w $ Davis Of NIns-
toees. are The guests Of Mr.. and Airs.
Isaac ID. Taylor. on South Maple
street, Mr. Davis is practlclng at
torney rat Muskogee and was a for
mer nelghbor OF ile raylors IN Mont
pelicr, vt.
Mrs. Albet Harmon delightfully."-
ontcrtainci the Kensington club
Thursday afte noon at her home, 7l3
WcN Wyrncs. The afternoon was
devoted to fancy work and q three
course luncheon was served by me
hostcss.
The Acorn club mel with Mrs.
Lloyd Morris YESTERDAY atic noon.
The program was one u the most III
leresting the club hls offered ana
ihoroug oniGyed Mis- Norris
read q paper on "tlaus Christian An
dcrson and Some cf His Stories
";ihp waldsen aud Hts Museum,
Mrs. Will BarNlck; Toward INC
North." Mrs. G.. G. knels'ey, while
M'ss Martha / Lem6non. Guthrie new
acquisition in thc way uf a reader ot
splendid talents, rendered Il dramal-
!. ic playlcttc entitled, "A Set Of Tur-
naoisc," by i'hemas Bailey Aldrlch,
iIre eloquent roa lcr giving the piece
IN two reenes to The pleasure OF
guests and hcstesg alike
"TauG as htrectIns Apparel" was
the principal sl4blcet at TIE meeting
q the A r;lrinn Gu, YESTERDAY alter
noon al tlc home Of Mrs. w +
A haol. There was .. large attend
ancc, and The unusual program was
euil of Interest. Mrs. ] ID Williams
rcad papcc on protection on Raw
Wpyl II. t. Affects the Consumer IN
he United s. 'ates Mrs T. d. Os-
borne discussed. How Does the Tax
an Manufactured Textiles Affect the
Consumer" Mrs Lou DOWNING rad
paper en- "What Are the Main
Sources OF United states Revenuc"
There was a reading by Mrs. Roy
Reader. ller last Expenditure,
Guthrie Choral society.
The managemer Of he Guthrie
Choral society hag practically com
nlete arrangements for Big spring
muse festi.al which promises 10 be
me II The best tlirgs in q musical
line chat Gu.hrie has ever had
The notable feature OF he festival
viii be the adpear1nce OF the 81
Louis Symphony Orchestra composed
OF sixtv.Gve artists with Max Zach
a. conductor. m the big concert The
cheara lw'll be assisted by the
Chora society which VIII, In addition
to the regular orchraira numbers,
render a program OF famous choruses
from the great operas, with orches'
trail accompaniment
Active rehea sa's on the chorus
numbers to be used IN this concert
will begin next Thursday evening and
all music lovers are giYen a cordial
invitation To participate In what VIII
undoubtedly be notable muslca
@csent. ,sft
Mrs J.. II. Bumord of 720 East
Cleveland. eEieralned number OF
I friends at bridge Thursday after.
noon
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Barde have
returned TO their home In Oklahoma
City after spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs Fred s. Barde, on East
Mansmr avenue.
Tho Kooney Mooney Shah club
meets Saturday with Miss Ethel Rine-
Z E1r
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Ashton eEtcr-
iancd at 6 o'c'ock dinner last even
( ing In honor Of ,Dr. Fank Redd
\ president Of the Northeastern Norma
school, at Tahleqnah
Mrs. Fred Barde entertained 2
number Of her friends ycstcrda,
J AFTERNOON NJ her hCmn on East Man
sur avenue. The entertainment was
T an informal affair aud The afternoon
was spent2 bridge.
/ Willie NcGoidrlck returned yester
K day from Sprlugheld. Mo. where h'
has bcrnefors three weeks visiting rel
atives. ne was accompanied by hi
cousin. IEian c0nnoi'y whp expect
20 spend month In Guthrie.
A pgetiDz OF len members of tii'
Pnssy Willow Sewing club was hell
II The home N Ms. Kenneth G
Grain al, The iincoIn ilais Yesterday
AfteY the meeting The members wcr'
served with refreshments.
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y Nothing succeeds like success 81
portunity knocks at your door don
,fiusn II down.
N PavhpTka Is going 10 make cits
~ has all The natural resources an
The hand Of man Is going 10 deyelo
tihem.
Az they are developed Pawbusk
rs III expand and the expansion Wi
N make cI.y Of her.
The Palmer Highland addition at
p'olns and oyer.oJks the city from th
north.
IT'S The only gooi addition that ca
ever be9fdded TO the city. Write III