The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
Rreakfas,.

breakfast.
Canned Pineapple. cereal and
cream, bacon .rd eggs. graham gems,
toas3, tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Cold corred bcci Ia left over), po-
tatoes boiled uEoe with butter and
parsley sauce, string bean and lei
tucc salad ca left over), cotnstarch
hasty pudding. 'ea,
Dinner.
Yesterday s s;rl, mutton, chops en-
casserole, slewel ,omatoes. spin2ch,
orange tart, b,gcN coffee, The Daily
Leader,
Southland HOSPITALITY.
Bil Cross cnapter, Daughters oil
Confedcracy, took turn at the social
wheel last eveniug with dance in
the ball room 0, he Hctel lone, and
Guthrie's man. social affairs added
another % tn, iohg list of enjoyable
events accredited thereto With a
cosmopolitan lrnup of pleasure seek
ers present and he great ball room
crowded 10 its capacity the Daugh'
ters demonstrated the charm Of the
Southland, has grown better with the
wears, and thai hospitality Is nelth
or A myth n"s TO be othef than q
I heqre, o. dciieh TO those upon whom
II Il DeatoSed In the receiving
( line were Mcs5ames Charles n. has
keu, Il. G.. Sliruan, A. r. Watson
I n T.. Ra,lrd1e. II. T.. Derwir, X,
n. Campnell, Reuel Haskell and w,
lR Clements. Pots OF palms ahI
ferns were ARRANGED along the hal
and National colors were grouped
about he oa! room. inersperset
with lae l.aD colors OF the Los
\ Cause" CG.. a, p Watson ant
Mrs. Willam Thomas Culberson, I'M
I latter presden, cf the Oklahom'
Daughters, I'D tie grand march. viii
Governor and Mrs Haskell second j
the column, following the marcl
were walzts 10 the number or seven
fou, two $ cps two old Fashioned
barn dance.. The famous Virgins
reel, and two Ave steps. III was pas
the m drigLt hour when Ad'ers poi
ular oicnest,a sc,noed the ever pleas
ing strains OF Home, Sweet Home
ana the decotces o. the Terpsichor
dispersed. D,ripg the dance Me-
danes l.. r. I,atledge. Henry De
win, A. A. raIsca, j G. McKeow
! and Reue, Iiasnel served punch
The Ladies AID society OF III
Christian c.arCn win give an ente
ioinmenl at tie home Of Mrs Satun
los East Coll ge, Wednesday eve
ing, renrualy :, at 1880 o'clock.
4 Mrs. A Z. Eastman Is enierta
n in ga, cards tins afternoon at IL
y home. 424 rasi Washington avenu
n complimentary to out of town ladi
ID in The capital city
: rev. T.. r. Fairchild last eyenlr
. united IL marriage G.. W Gibson al
Miss HeiCn AdNEs, both Of Oklahon
h City The oon,ic stole a march {
The Judge pa'cbts by running awi
TO have Jnt celtmony performed,
Mrs. l.. r. Leach Jr. eniertain'
the membc.s 5 dr the Shakespea
cinb this ai,erHcol az her home, .
East Springer aycnue. at one o'clo
e Luncheon. The members were at
ed in costume representing Shake
peariau characters. The Leach hor
= was pretty d. corhted with cut no
y ers and slalulci OF Shakesperi
characters. an elaborate cour
luncheon vas ssfved
The Cant, ids" club held their r.
ulas blwook,y session at lhc Carr
W. gle libgary rooius Monday afternoo
An in.eregtu- lro9ram was carrl
on. .desdam C. s petty. G.
y, WesN anJ j J Abel read lniere
No Ing pane Miss Mona Greer "
nd elected as nc,ahor Of the club.
~ Mrs. NJ. D. Cclville and child
arrived His mosning from Edmc
to snend t. 2 week end with Sena
~ Colyiilsg
y Among the ENJOYABLE social iu
u tions Monday vening was TIE cn