The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-07
MENU FOR MONDAY.


oves), toast, tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Yesterdays chowder (heated) in
cups, cold tongue (sliced), chopped
potatoes ca eft over), thin bread and
butter enclosing lettuce leaves dip
1 ped in French dressing), gingerbread
and American cheese, tea.
Dinner.
Black bean soup, Yesterdays roast,
larded with salt pork and warmed
(coyered) in its own geavy; caramel
sweet potatoes, fried young carrots,
| poor mans pudding, black coffee, TN
Daily Leader.
SOCIETY
Next week will be given over to
parties, dances and dinners for out
of the city guests. Miss Louise Wat
son will have for her guests at a
house party, Miss Marie o. I1akn Of
\ Shawnee, Misses Inez and Bess Me-
4 MILAN OF Norman, Miss Mary Agnes
i O'Neal Of Chickasha, and Miss Mar
garet Cordes OF Oklahoma City. In
their honor Miss Virginia Hightower
will be hostess Monday evening at a
Mary Jane" party; Tuesday evening
Miss Watson gives dance at the
lone. Wednesday afternoon Mrs Hen
ry NJ. Furman entertains at cards;
Wednesday night Miss Watson will
preside at dinner patty and Friday
afternoon She will be hostess at a
pink tea from to 6.
km
W Mrs. Adam Traband goes to Okla
n homa City this evening for an over
Sunday visit with her daughter Miss
N Kathrine Traband, 4
Mrs. Shaw and daughter and Miss
Eischen spent the day here from
Kingfisher.
Mr.. anL Mrs. Robert Sohlberg have
! issued invitations for dinner Tnes'
day evening at their home, 5Ol Eah'
Washlngton. e
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I Mrs John Williams Of G2O North
hlfm was hostess yesterday afternoon
Tat the regular meeting OF the Guthrie
Whist club, Mrs. Cockrum held TOP
score and received the favor. There
| were three tables.
" Miss Marguerite Peskins arrives
Wednesday from Lawrence, Kas., tc
be the guest OF Mrs. John William,
1 for about two weeks. Mrs. Williams
: and Miss Perkins were college rienus
1 at the Kansas university and durint
the latter's visit here many social at
fairs will be given FOR her. On Thurs
day Mrs. Williams will entertain al
! breakfast in her honor, her guests tt
include Miss Louise Watson and mel
house party.
! Judge and Mrs. Bfownlee returned
+ to Oklahoma City this morning aftcl
, visit at the home OF Mr and Mrs
l.. Il. Leach Jr.
Mrs. l.. H. Allen left today for
!. visit In Oklahoma City on her return
D home to Enid after visit with Mrs
4 Charles Moore and Alrs Charle
West
Miss Pearl Hines left this after
d noon for a visit in Blackwell with he
v sister
Mr.. A. w. Haskell arrived yestel
day from Abbeville. s. c.. for an e>
/ tended stay In the city. He Is
}, brother of Mrs. Charles West.
q The Friday Afternoon Bridge me
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Robet
Schlberg. guests OF the club being
Mrs. Alien OF Enid, Mrs. O. b. Hllt
l. reth and Mss. B. Mckee OF Newton
Kas Mr.. ]. r. Cottngham held to
score among the club ladies and rt
!. ceiyed the regulation prize. Mrs
!, Hildreth won the guests favor.
: Miss May Stinnett of st. Joseph
z academy Is In Chandler for an owe
= Sunday visit
!. The Social Circle OF the First Pre-
: byterian churcli will meet Wednesda
. afternoon al O'Clock at the home {
- Mrs, r. o. Lutz, Cos East Syringe
avenue.
N Miss Ida Niblack left today for
u lAweeks visit in Ponca City with hf
= kister, Mrs Il. +. Morrison, and fro'
. ihe.e she will go to Chicago an
d later TO Canada, where she VIII joi
s. 10 party which sails on the steamC
VI Canada for Europe May 2i. Mis-
II Niblack expects to spend the entil
summer touring Europe and Will
there viii see the great "Passio
9 Play"
y The Shakespeare club viii me'
9 Tuesday at IT'S usual hour at the hon
= OF Mrs. Mary Il. Ha I.
-
= Lselitensnt Was Host.
y Friends OF Lieutenant Commando
9 Bart Barnes were entertained by hi
N last night at the home OF his slste
q Mrs. Carl Havighorst, and his fathe
z Ex-Governor c. NJ. Barnes. An ella
q o ate menu was served and the nav
a officer easily upheld the honors OF Il
CAserYice. He mas been visiting In Il
q Nty Tor several weeks and has bee
q 'hN recipient of numerous social 9
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