The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-13

MENU FOR FRIDAY.
Breakfast.
Sliced oranges and canned pineap-
pic, ceGeaf and cream, butter fish,
potato biscuits, toast, tea andscoffeo
Luncheon.
OnielMte a la eeeoe, fried green
tomatoes baked cream toast, hot gin
gerhread, cheese, tea.
Dinner.
Long clam chowder, salmon steak,
creamed potatoes with parsley, Gel
CRY and crcsS salad, crackers aud
cheese. sweet potato pie Ga left over),
black coffee, The Daily Leader.
AIR and Mrs. ! A Brown are the
guests Of friends aud relatives in
Wichita
| The Altrurian club held profitable
meeting this afternoon at the Carnc.
gle library club rooms.
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Mrs. +. n Wilbur and son Phil
have returned from months visit
~ iHuluud1'oiln, iHW'
Mrs. James Cooper and daughter
retu ned 10 their home In Canadian,
| Texas, "Wednesday after two weeks
visit With friends and relatives here.
AT the meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
society OF the First Presbyterian
church at the home Of Mrs Frank
Post Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Robert Snl!bcrg was elected presi-
dent Of the society for the ensuing
vear. Other officers elected were:
Mrs. Fred Lang vice president Mrs,
NJ. / Armantrout treasurer, and
Mrs. Frank Post, secretary.
Mrs. Ed Oberholzer was elected
president OF the Ladies' Aid society
OF the Fist Christian church We'd
nesday afternoon at n meeting held
al the Oberholzer home on North
Broad street Other officers elected
were: Mrs. y G.. Sharp, vice presi.
dent; Mrs. Davis, second vice presi.
dent. Mrs Il. S Downing, secre.
tary, and Mgs f. Cook, treasurer.
Dr. and Mrs e, NJ Ratlcdge are
\ visiting in Arkansas City.
Mr. and Mrs, J X. Bayslnger Of
I Mooi Gland. Okla. are the guests OT
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Bennet' on East
Harrison Avenue. Mr. Baysinger,
who is a prominent Mason. will take
in The Scottish Rite reunion here
next week 4te9f0e
Mrs. Il. G. sharp is visiting friends
and relatives In Orlando.
The Rooney Mooney Shah club
members have adopted rule declar-
ing they will keep open house each
Sunday afternoon TO receive their
gentlemen callers from to ) o'clock.
Callers VIII be allowed to stay but
fifteen minutes.
| A Presbyterian Baby.
Springfield (Ill1 Regiscr, Dee. 80
Ludlow Wilson Scott was the name
cf baby christennd bytthc Rev. pr.
Wilton Merle Smith on Sunday last
in the Central Presbyterian church
on West Filtyseyenth street, Man
haitian Tic chlId's father Is former
Judge Henry Wilson Scott Of Kansas,
whose retr5nien as a Denlocratlc
candldate made possible lhe fir5l
election of Jerry Simpson Of Medl.
cine Lodge to the house Of reprcscn.
iatiyes, who was named by Prcsi-
dent Cleveland as q United States
,lstrict judge In the Oklahoma dis
tsict and who. since bis beginning
practice In New York, has written
I several standard law books Mrs.
Marion Il. Patton- Scott, the mother,
when she was married to Judge
Scott was the wido. of Ludlow Pat.
ton. a banker, for whom The child
cs The second marriage Is named
Ludlow Patton was son OF tbc Rev.
vii lam patton, u d.. founder Of The
Central church, where the chrlGten-
ing took place. Dr. Patton was iden-
llled with the organization of the
American Home Missionary society
( in 1896 and Of the New York uni
versily len years later. and raised
$50 noO # the first $4,000 contrlbn
ted fer the establishment uf Union
Theological scmina y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luelus y Hutchinson were the god
Parents. The baby Is q Presbyterian
bv a-grciatiou az well as herediiy.