The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-13
MENU FOR THURSDAY.

Breakfast.
Fruit. cereal and cream, calfls
brains fried, mullins, toast, tea and
coffee.
Luncheon.
Yesterdays stew with green peas
aided, scallop OF eggplant IA left
oyer), baked sweet potatoes, berries
II spd cake. tea ,,,N. s,e,,
Dinner.
III Vegetable soup, boiled fowl with
egg SAUCE, rice croquets, green peas,
raspberry tarts. black coffee. The
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1.-THE newest wrinkle an gloves is, to
,s,ht eolored embroidery ion the back
|Lof themneef r ~ aoel sAapo,
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A note ofscontrastlng color isp Civ.
en- to pongee frocks and suits by
using red buttons and red embroid
cry.
Comparatively few Russian blouse
suas AMI costumes are seen.
Rep is a material much used this
summer for separate skirts.
Handbags Of black satin with mon.
ogrars and mountlngs OF gold are
used
There Is no limit to the amount OF
braiding put on gowns and suits.
Deep cotton fringe trims the bot
tom or some OK the coats OF the MON.
ent
Shocking is seen on some OF the
handsome lingerie negligees Of soft
SILK Rs's'f
One piece dresses of fine twilled
serge are as popular aa, ever.
Mrs A. G. G. Berer will leave TO-
night for Meade. Kan, to which place
she Is called by the serious illness OF
Mr. Bierers mother
Mrs. Hugh Randall. who has been
Ill FOR several days, ds convalescent.
Mrs. J. r. Cunningham and daugh
ter. win leave for the Bast Friday,
where they VIII remain for several
weeks.
Miss Amy Massey has gone TO Still
s1ter fcr visit OF several days.
|
Mes Inez Hall Is the guest OF rel
ative at butcher.
Mas Albert Taylor OF Perry was
here today
Miss Lethe. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Barde, will go 10 Kan.
sas City tomorrow for an extended
visit with friends.
The, Guthrie Whist club VIII meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. CDulutum
rE623 East Noble avenue. u ~ NNf
sifs4.nnnot ~, n--A--- olsaa fil yan
ItsNiss ,Marilla Adams. instructor I'm
art 9t the Edmond normal, mas gone
70 her home in Ontario, Canada. af-
Tor short visit with capital city
| friends En- M
4 Mrs J. II Cox and son are here
from San Antonio. Texas They, are
| guests al the home OF Mr. Dean and
: family, the new. Dean home standing
en- the homeplace site OF Mrs. Cox,
who was resident Of the capital city
until fourteen months ago.
The library will close at O'Clock
each evening during the chautauqua
meeting.
The qadies OF the First Methodist
church gave a social this Afternoon
in the parlors OF the church
Mrs w. b. Bsggett and daughter
are guests of friends at Crescent
The Misses Berenice and GLADYS
Kellogg spent last evening With
friends III Navina
Miss Mary Kieffer has returned
from a week end visit at Sulphur
Mrs. S. c Wilkinson has returned
TO her home at Columbia. Mo. after
a pleaapt visit In the capital city
with relatives and friends.
! Mes'smrs Margaret Douglas and
bsElgsianley are guests OF friends at
lAmdkiliol Texas ~ ~ vnsumcs
jgn 4nfiirA t.sa LSA- sis'y sni 4.
4 asNIis3LsW w. Bryant and son Of No.
! Alestts, guests Of Mrs. Knox Hughey,
have gone TO Colorado 10 spend the
summer
Mis-. r. G.. Edwards OF BartlesviIle.
iB visiting friends In the city.
Miss Gertrude Hunt has returned
1 from Dulanl.
All members Of Naomi Rebeccs
lodge No. 2. are requested 10 meet ut
i tue /. O. o. r. hall, Thuraday after
moon at ! o'clock. TO paw the last sad
Irites in memory of lours'brpther, Har-
iry G. Snyder Ruth Eirman. nvble
grand; Nellie Bones, secretary.