The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-08
MENU FOR THURSDAY.


MENU FOR THURSDAY.
Breakfast.
Berries cereal and cream, fried
calf's brain Ga left over), toast pop
overs, tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Mock turtle Ga left overl. stewed
celery, string bean and lettuce salad
whole wheat bread and cheese, jam
and ginger cookies, tea,
Dinner.
Cream of tomato soup Ca left over)
calls liver, mashed potatoes, aspara
gus on toast, strawberry shortcake
with cream coffee, The Daily Lead
err.
Miss Helen Green returned this
morning from a visit of several days
in Topeka, Kas. !.
The West Side w. c. T. u, met yes.
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs
5. A, Homing 1912 West Logan, Mrs
Leonard and Mrs Homing being the
hostesses. The faternoon was given
over 70 the making OF plans for W. G.
I. u. day during the Chautauqua
They expect to have present several
noted speakers and many prominent
workers from over the state. Tomor.
row will be the birth day of Miss
Jennie Cassidy, first superintendent
OF this department In the National w
G. n. U. and the Union will observe
It by sending flowers to the sick
Mrs. Moses had charge OF the For
eign Mission program and light re
freshments concluded the afternoon
Mrs, d. McHugh and daughter
Mary, of Falls City, Neb., and Mrs
Tom Walling, Of Platsmouth, Neb.
arrived this morning for a visit with
their brother aud his wife MI ant
Mrs. J. j. ORourk.
N Mrs. ]. T. owen and little daughtei
| Jeff this morning for Norman to at
tend the commencement exercises al
| Nhe state university, Mrs. Owen
SON Jesse, Is one of the graduates.
Mrs. Ray Cameron left this mornin,
for visit Of several days in Okla
homa City.
Miss 0glesby Is expected from
Cleveland for d visit with her aunt
MS. G. w. House.
Miss Nell Williams returns to ok
lahoma City tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Fife and son
Howard made an overland trip to OK
lahoma City today In their car.
Eastern star Members Celebrate.
i Yesterday afternoon and evenin
was gala day for the local order @
Q. y, $. when the members celebrat
ed the orders twentieth anniversar,
Mrs. Frank Mcclure Is worthy ma
tron and the lodge has reached
membership of almost two hundred
The afternoon session was devote,
to the exempliflcation of the rituals
tic work before the grand worth,
matroN, Mrs. Lulu Evans, Of Strouy
and the grand secretary, Mrs. Ma
Alverton of Blackwell, Mrs.
/ d. Houston and Miss Pearl Scrlbbn
were two new members initiated II
to the mysteries of the order A
! $3.50 over two hundred were seate
at the banquet tables and feast @
good things was enjoyed. Followin
the dinner the evening was given oYe
TO delightful musical and lterar
program which consisted OF the 70
lowing numbers.
Duett--Piano-f -Mesdames M,
Gregor and Brown.
Guthrie and Her Guests Mrs. +
Doye. f0
Fraternal Friendship and Its Privi
eges-Mis. Kittie McLain.
Solo-The Nightingale Song-Nevi
Miss Anna owens.
"Reminiscences Miss Alma Carson.
Our Mat ons and Patrons-Mrs.
NJ. l.. Ray.
blo-May -Wallten-- Mrs. Nh
bel West.
Why Shall Mason Affiliate With tn
o. Il. S.--Mrs. Il. NJ. Bamford.
Reading Selected-Mi Lennon.
Piano-Midsummer Nights Dream
Mendelssohn-Mlss Elenor Hal
ford.
shskesperian suffragettes.
Written by Dr.. Elizabeth Melvin.
Julliette-Forence Adler
| Portia--Elizabeth Melvin.
Rosalind--Viola Allende.
Ophella-Mrs. Bowers.
| There were about fifty guests fro
out OF the city including represent
tives from the chapters at Bartle
| vile Oklahoma City, Blackwe
Stroud, Crescent, Marshall. MulhN