The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-17
MENU FOR TUESDAY.

MENU FOR TUESDAY.
Breakfast.
Apple sauce and cream brewis Ca
left over), bacon, rclls, toast, tea and
\ coffee
II Luncheon.
Salt inackese with cream sauce
4 ,l'boiied potatoes, caulihower. warmed
over: bread and butter, boiled In
/ dian pudding tea.
NJ Dinner.
Chicken broth tfrom liquor in which
sundays, fowl was cooked, lambs
Il liver en- casserole saute OF spinach
I Ca left over). sweet potatoes, apple
snow and cake, black coffee, The
Daily Leader
The ladies' of the West Side w. c.
I r III will hold their regular meet
Ing Tuesday at 2.30 D. m. al the home
OF Mrs. Spurgeon, 4l2 West Cleve
land
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Baptist church will hold It's annual
business meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. George Jackman, 215 North Oak,
Tuesday. at 2:30 p. NJ. Following the
transaction of business there will be
social hour and all women OF the
church and congregation are cordial
ly invited.
Mrs. c. L. Warren has gone to
California. where she win reside IN
the future.
DR.. and Mrs. G. d. Gulley will
leave Tuesday for a trip to Old Mex
leo. DR.. Gulley Is planning to estab-
lisll a large orange and fibre farm
near Tampico.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. lloyt OF
OEeene have arrived to attend the
consistory meeting at the temple thii
\ week.
Mrs g. IL. De Lang and Mrs. s
+. De Lang of Denver Colo. arc
guests at the Hotel lone
Miss Lena OSbourne returned fo
Oklahoma City this morning after
spending Saturday and Sunday with
her parents om East Cleveland ave
nue..
Mrs Thomas Ferrell and Miss Mar.
guerte Brown. teachers in Central
Normal school, scturied to Edmond
| on the early morning train after
spending The week end with relatives.
Mrs. Roy Thomas Of Enid ia The
guest of her sister, Mrs. E d. Wal
ton. on West NOBLE avenue
Mrs. sadie Gehr returned To he
home on York, Neb. last evening
after having spent Two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. A. s. Norman,
: 1852 West Logan avenue.
Miss 81 Lewis CT Coylc was the
guest of Miss Anna Owens over
Supeay. QaG hne N
Y Mrs 4. NJ Chester and son left
last evening for Marshall 10 spend
several days with relatives.
kingisher Star, The hcme OF Mrs.
w X. Brownlee was the scene OF a
pleasant social affair Friday after
noon when she entertained a party
OF ladies for he. daughter. Mrs d.
+. Leach OF Guthrie. The popular
game, five hundred, was Played at
\ six tables until O'Clock, when the
cards were removed and a most de-
lectable luncheon served Besides
ihe game guests, Mrs Brownee had
invited a number of young lady guests
TO the luncheon. The favors present
ed fer progre 5sions at the game were
given to Mrs. +. IT, Boynt0n and
NJ s. Geo Truesde'l and proved 10 be
a beautiful Haviland plate and may
onnaise set. Guests from out OF Town
were Mrs. H. r. Leach Of Guthrie,
Mrs Geo 'rruesdell of Hennessey,
MIS-. Howard H. Watkins and Mrs.
Frank Prouty Of Enid.
A.O&a Democrat: In honor Of Mrs.
j. II. Chambers OF Guthre. Mes
danes y. r. Stuths and D. ?. Ray
entertained on last Friday afternoon,
this notable social event being a
"Rc)k" party which was attended by
) large number OF guests.
Score cords in lavender ard white
and in pink and white marked the
corsles playing at each table, indl
eating also The pretty color scheme
which was followed In the refresh
mers.
II AT the close Of some very enjoy
able contests, handsome lunch cloths
and softly glowing candleg were plac.
ed upon each table. and the following
de 'ghtful menu was served
Chicken salad, waters. pickles.
olives. celery. heat shaped m,ulds
OF ice cream In lavender and white
and pink and white tints. white cake,
coffe With swbirped cream, fruit cake.
This reception was undoubtedly
one ~ the largest and most success
full of tie seasons functions. and was
thn result. of great social talent and
skill lnibe art OF entertaining.
Mrs I'D Petersen and children re
turned this morning from q Sunday
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