The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-31
MENU FOR WEDNESDAY.

Oranges, cereal and cream, bacon
and sweet peppers (fired), oatmeal
mullins, toast, tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Scrambled eggs and tomatoes, olive
aud cream cheese sandwiches, toast
ed mullins from breakfast, rice pud.
ding without eggs tea.
Dinner.
Metzel soup (based upon liquor in
which dumpllngs were boiled),
Dreaded fresh beef's tongue, spinach
souffle Ca left over) asparagus
st awberry shortcake, black coffee.
The Daily Leader.
Yesterday morning as the sun was
peeping over hills, Jolly crowd 0
"merry-makers' representing the SIX
Guthrie banks, started for the beauti
ful Seward pa k to spend the day and
feast upon delicious fried chicken am
ice cream and other delicaces pre-
pared by the ladies' for the occasion
Those who enjoyed the day were;
Misses Scribbins, Knauss, Robertson
Weidenheimery Murphy, Field, Frost
and Mrs. F.anis Fields; Messrs. Par
sons, McMahon, Boles, Rouch Parks
Hutchins, Wilhford, Pentecost Smitl
Calm and Watts.
Mrs. H. M. Firman entertained hel
| Monday Afternoon Bridge club yes
terday at its regular session. Mrs
S. T. Bledsoe won honors and the
first prize, Mrs. Frank Laux, seond
and the consolation was given to Mrs
Sarah Havighorst
The Shakespeare club met this af
ternoon at the home Of the presidenI
Mrs. L. r. Leach, Jr., and rehearse,
tbeif play, julius Caesar The clul
will hold it's annual election of OF
flcers next week al the library
The Cambridge club held Its clos
lg session for the year and annui.
election Of officers yesterday aitei
noon at the home of Mrs G. II. Rob
erts. 523 North Division. The hom
was made attractive by the use o
many nasturtlums and following th-
business the hostess Sc we'd deli
cious luncheon Officers for the com
ing year were elected as follows.
Mrs. Frank Dale, president; Mrs. /
O. Lutz. vice-presdent, Mrs. +. P
Beamer. secretary; Miss Vlrginl'
j II gen. treasurer: Mrs. Il. o. Lutz re
preventative to City Federation. Tb
following delegates to the state Fed
GRAFTON at Muskogee were elected
Mrs. NJ lG- Hart, first delegate; Mis-
HELEN Green, second delegate; Mis-
Virginia Hagen, first alternate, an
Mrs w. r. Patterson, second a
ternate Mesdames ~ NJ Carte
Chas. West and w. X. Patterson wer
appointed to arrange program 10
the new year books. The club ha
spent most profitable and bus
year IN the study Of French literatul
and next year will take up art
general Mrs Dale has been pres
dent Of the LIB for the past YET
and her reelection Is cOmplimei
to her executive ability and the su
|, cess Of the past years wolk.
Mr.. and Mrs George McGregg'
!, are moving today TO their new hon
> Al East Cleveland.
Judge and Mrs. A. r. Huston "
entertain the Five Hundred club
: night.
|. Mrs. J. II. Cotteral accompani
Judge Cotteral to Oklahoma City W
te day to spend week.
Q Miss Margueretta Perkins left y
i terday for her home in Lawrens
d Kas.. after a visit OF two weeks wi
+ Mrs. John Williams, GIG North I'll
5 Little Miss Mildred Whitecrait
here from Faifax for visit wi
Alne and Genevieye Quarles
q Miss Marietta Moreledge and \
X I. anI Quarels of Fairfax, were [
4 guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j. Quar-
z Sunday
Mrs Robpft CardWell will ent