The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-04

MENU FOR SATURDAY
Breakfast.
Oranges, cereal and cream, plain |
omlet griddle cakes and maple syrup
toast tea and coffee
Dinner.
F'ri2zled beef with tomato sauce,
baked sweet potatoes. beet and let
tuse salad ca left over), crackers and
cheese, apple cake, tea.
Luncheon.
Mock turtle soup from Thursday,
veal chops, Boston baked beans, sal
isfy fritters, Indian meal pudding,
black coffee, The Daily Leader
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs o. r. Fagan Wednesday night.
The Spinster club held It's weekly
meeting at 100 East Cleveland, last
evening. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Amelia H.
Swank, who was recently admitted
to the club.
The Phi Delta Gammas will meet
with Miss Helen jenkins tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Ida Nlblack will entertain the
Smart Set tomorrow afternoon
The ladies who have chrysanthe-
NUNS that will be ready for showing
by November Is, please report not
later than Saturday, November 8, to
Mrs. Milton Brown, f07 East Wash
ington, phone 1899.
The Acorn club met yesterday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Carl Hayighorst
The Rooney Mooney Shah club
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Miss Della Adler.
Miss Neea Lennon OF Newton. Kan,
will be the guest Of Mrs Ben Hegler
next week. Ms. Hegler will enter
tain at cards for her guest on We'd
nesday and Friday
The Benevolent society is meeting
with Mrs. Mary c. Hart this after
noon
Miss Helen Mccoy is entertalnglng
the Friday Afternoon Sewing club
this afternoon.
Miss Kathleen Davis and Miss Del
la Davis have gone to San Antonio,
Texas to spend the winter.
Mrs. Edward Boggess has returne4
to her home In Alberta, Dominion Of
Canada. after ten days visit with
her sister and friends in Guthrie.
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club met with Mrs. +. O. Lutz, yester.
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. A. Knser OF Seymour. Ind.
(nee Meltonl Is here visiting Mrs.
+. r. McNeal
Mrs Hugh Luckinbill. who has
been here visiting Mrs. Della Robert
son returned to her home in Seward
last evening.
Miss Margaret Wolfe Is here from
Oklahoma City to spend several days.
Mrs. J. s. Boynton has returned to
Oklahoma. city.
]. Walker Field, wife and family.
are here from Pauls Valley visiting
Miss Elizabeth Field and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Field
.drs Lee Craig gLa Mrs. sld,.ey
.,bse. who nave been visiting Mrs. j.
H. coseral. retained to Oklahoma
CITY .is morning.
Yesterday was "old peoples" day
at the First NJ. Il. church and the
ladies of the congregation entertained
all Of the membership over the age
of 50 at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Hart. ITO East Warner Miss Jennie
Hagen and Miss Mamie Madsen play
| Gil otttldi uhttn anu WI .. a. a. Ntoi
and Mrs. NJ. r. Smith sang. Dr.
Ramsey spoke briefly and then the
company sat down to a table abund-
antly loaded with good things to eat
all prepared by the ladies of tie
church. There we're forty.fiye of the
older members Of the cburcn who
were able 10 attend, some OF whom
are over so years OF age The aver
age age Of the men was 76 while the
average age OF the ladies were con-
siderably less.
Woman's Tribute 10 Mere Man.
1t has always been known that a
woman's head Is wonderful thing,
but last night when the wife OF one
Of Guthfie's prominent citizens start
ed TO prepare TO retire and took so
long with her hair, her husband be.
came Interested and took an inyen-
tory of the articles disgorged The
list included ie wire hairplns. alum
mum pin. large celluloid pins.
large harette, | wire tnrban frame.