The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-20

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MENU FOR WEDNESDAY,
Breakfast
| Grapefruit, cereal and cream cheese
omelet, mullins. toast, tea and eot-
fee.
Luncheon.
Veal croquettes Ca left oycr), brown
ed sweet potatoes, mutfins split and
toasted Ca left over. warm ginger
bread and cream cheese, tea.
Dinner
Tomato and lima bean soup Ga lell
over), round steak on casserole.
creamed onions, stuffed eggplant mol
ons, black coffee, The Daily Lead
IsE
Mrs. r. WestbrooK has returned
from Conway Springs. Kan. where
she has been settling the estate OF
her deceased father,
Il Mrs. Tom Jenkins Is seriously III
at her home 523 Eas: Harrison ayen.
ue.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Cochrell left
last night for ten-day trip IN Colo
RADIO
H Mrs. NJ. Behr and mother returned
last evening from visit TO Okla
homa City
Mrs. j. NJ. Fife is spending the week
with Mrs. Dr. Sexton at saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.. Wiley OF Walon'
"a are visiting relatives in the capital
city.
Mis-. Charles Kneisley is i'll at her
home on North Broad street
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meyer went to
Oklahoma City last evening
| Miss Anna Foley has returned from
an eight-weeks' visit In Colorado and
Kansas.
Miss Leah Mcpherson left last ey-
enIng for three-weeks' visit In Mis-.
souri, and Iowa.
Mrs. r. J. Kirkpatrick 92l East
Not'o avenue cntertains this evening
at cards In honor Of Miss Philbrlck
Mrs. Dale Cummings OF Cherryvale
Kansas. Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
|v. w Williamson, on East ManIur
avenue.
Mrs. Ciist aud daughters have re-
turned from Boulder. Colo, and will
make Guthrie their home again.
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The Cambridge club met yesterday
at the library. The topic discussed
was Summer Experiences Mrs.
Judge Dale was chairman OF the
] meeting.
Mrs. |. II, Metzler entertained he
boarders at picnic dinner out on the
Clnarron river Sunday. Those on
ioying the day we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Speakman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sorrels
Mr. Winters, Mr.. Armstrong, Mr.. Til
litsan and Governor" Price.
The first OF the many parties TO
be given in honor OF Miss PhilbrIck.
and attractive and popular visiting
Kansas City young lady was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. and Mis-.
Cassidy, when they entertained four
: tables at bridge. Mrs. Henry Thomp-
son winning first prize, the guest prize
going to Miss Phllbrlck. The hcsplt-
l able hostess, assisted by Mrs i. J.
Fitzpatrick, concluded this pleasant
affair by serving an elaborate lunch
con to the following guests. Mos
danes Grey, Walton. Morris, Slttery,
Lille, Pratt Sarchet, Greene, Thom,-
: son, Newman and Misses Bcland. Mai-
chett. Boles, Mcconnell, McNeaI. Me
chimney and Rhinehart.
Mrs. Edwin +. Mckay, who has been
for several weeks at Colorado Springs
; returned home Sunday.
John B. Donakay. and Miss Agnes
! Gross were married Tuesday evening
at the Baptist parsonage. Rev. Il. ID.
Cameron, officiating. Both are well
known young people of the city. Mr..
] Donakay is connected with the circu-
} lation department of The Leader. Mr..
and Mrs. Donakay will be al home af.
ter September 2S at 215 East Harrison
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Adler leave to-
night for Hot Springs, Arkansas for
a three weeks enjoyment OF the baths
and water Of that famou resort. Felix
says he VIII be back in time TO parti-
cipate in tie fall campaign
Will seIl--must seli--tbe east 10
acres OF my fruit farm--tbat contains
the buildings, 30 acres In bearing
fruit trees--or will sell IN five or ten
! acre lots For suburban homes cant
be beat In the state-prlce very low.
, Frank Householder.
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