The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-18

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MENU ron WEDNESDAY.
Breakfast
Grapes, cereal and cream. bacon
and eggs graham gems toast, tea and
coffee
ll8 M t Luncheon.
Cold lamb, stew OF carrots and
green peas Ga left over), baked pota.
toea, graham gems, heated over, fruit
and nuts, tea
Dinner.
Vegetable soup, calfs liver lardod
el carseroic, succotash, onions, grapes
and pears for dessert, black coffee
The Daily Leader
Miss Lillian Jones' who has been
visiting Mes VIII Brooks. has return
cd % Sapulua
Airs W. 7. Patrick Of Muihal was 4
Guthrie shopper Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, George iienebNw are
back from an auto trip through The
northern part OF the state
Miss Adde Campbell entertained
Professor and Mrs Means oi still
water Yesterday
Mrs. !, =. Graham OF Okemah vas
/ here Yesterday
AIRS. Frank Burkett Of Orlando was
IN the city yesterday
Mrs, s. u. lowey Is visiting friends
IN Oklahoma City
Mrs W c. Cummings of oklahoma
CITY j. here visiting friends
MIS-. Miller and Mrs. DR. Byers of
Mulaall spent yesterday in Guthrie
Mrs. j. w. Edmlston Is visiting her
friends IN Blackwell
Mrs Mary Wilson Of Potella New
Mexico, IS visiting hor daughters, the
Misses Essie and Floyd Majors, at
51l East oklahoma avenue,
Mrs. /. Kaufman and Mrs Joe
flrsch Of Oklahoma city are visiting
Mrs Morta Dehr.
Mrs Roy Kennedy Of Mulhail spent
! yesterday In Guthrie.
Mr. and Mrs w A, Frasicr enter.
tained the Guthrie Five Hundred club
last nigh. at their residence at 3l7
North Broad Mrs. $, i. Spurrior won
TIC ladies' prize and Judge Frank
Dale, Tue gentlemen's A delicious
two-oourse luncheon was served The
club guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Gallon
Grow, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Spencer,
Mrs. Carl lIaylghorst, Dr. and Mrs,
G. A. Hughes, Miss Nell Morris and
Mr. Frank Burford
. The Cambridge club met at the
! Carnegie library yesterday afternoon
! with Mrs. Dale as leader.
~ 'u-tiUVifin VI AHt " hHl AFfH'
Methodist church surprised J. II. Mss
ey, their Sunday school superlntcn
: dent, last evening on the occasion ol
his birthday. pleasant evening was
spcHt concluding with dainty refresh
merits after which Mr. Nlsaley wat
presented with an elegant watch fol
With initiated gold mountings-
Mrs l. ". Hart and AIRS. II. II
Stalllngs of Woodward spent yo3ter
day and last night as guests Of Mrs
u. 4, Mckay, Of 5Oi East Harrison
Tehy LEFT today for the Rcbekah con
: yention at saltwater.
d. d. lloag Of AnadaIko. Dast grand
master of Oklahoma Is attending th,
consis'0ry here and giving number
Of lectures
a New York dispatch says; Il Il
/. not enough to have the appearance u
4 wCariag one hat IL lime not cYel
1 in his era Of monstroas sizcs--twi
4 and even three hats ON single hcat
IS the latest cry that is, II Que Is t.
4 Judge from mere looks a girl On Oh,
/. avenue the other afternoon had on ;
y giant shape The crown and narrow
brlm were Of brocade Under tina
# brim there was another brm OF oil,
:. rose velye.s and under that brim o
/. satin
The type Of large hat peculiar Il
q the present season has the DOWNWARD
i slaping brim. slopiug brlms are
q characteristic feature Of thc mush
room type. but ua Ike the osigua
/, mushroom models the present shape
=. have little or no coBcawe curve 70 tn
= hrims, The slope from the base OF th
\ crown 10 the edge Of the bfni beln
a. in straight line.
\. Broad trimmed white beaver hat
n worn with dropping brim and trim
: med with overs and ribbons are b,
caming 70 small girls.
Prominent among the picture hat
1, are those With large undula.in
!, brims. These have a downward wav
WASH THAT HITCH AWAY
A It Is said that there are certai
n springs In Europe that give relief al