The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-16
MENU FOR TUESDAY.
Breakfast.

MENU FOX TUESDAY.
Breakfast
Stewed rhuFhrb, cereal apd cream,
stewed kidneys, French rolls, toast,
tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Baked pork and beans( left from
Sunday, Calls liver cold and sliced
Ga left over), quick biscuits, egg and
lettuce salad, crackers and cheese,
gingerbread and cocoa,
Dinner.
Spinach soup Ca left over), beef
steak and onions, bermuda potatoes
Drowned, string beans, rice and raisin
pudding, black coffee, The Daily
Le9s''' -
Among the women going with the
@. A. r. Of this city this mornina
To Alva to attend the reunion We're:
AIRS May T. vampner, department
president of the w. r. G.; Mrs, Sarah
NJ. Wilkinson, department treasurer;
Mrs. Minnie Billings, depa tment sec
retary Mrs. M. Lowe, president of the
ladies' G.. A. r.; Mrs, V. Walton, Mrs.
NJ. Latta, Mrs, W, i llerod, Mrs. ELIZA
NShasteen and Mrs, Emma Burns. !
\ Mrs. Hattie Shaw left today for her
home in Newton. iKas., afies a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Clark.
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Mrs. Olive NJ. Laux, past department
president of the WeR C. at Oklahoma
City, and Mrs. VIII Sbaffer, Of the
same place, were here today and
joined the delegation going to Alya
on special train.
Tomorrow night at the West Side
] Methodist church Rev. ii. w. Lewis
will deliver lecture on the Modern
| Temperance Movement" proceeds tt
be given to the West Side w. c. T. u
Mrs. Maud Meisinger and AIR Robert
Mcrten will add to the eveing Will
vocal selections.
Nv Mrs. ii. II. Derwin was bostcss SaI
hrday afternoon to the Daughters d
Eonfedercy Owing to the inclemencl
fof the weather the was not so larg'
an attendance az usual. The genera
| routine business was transacted and |
very interesting report OF the M0bil
| reunion of Confederate ex-soldiers wa
\ given. A dance for Thursday night 0
\ this week AT the lone was planned
AThe Adler orchestra will furnish th
pusic. A tempting luncheon concln}
Cd the afternoon. VI
4 The local order of o. y. Sis plaI
ing to celebrate It's twentieth annlyel
|. cary on the seventh of this June. Tn
ladies' are making big preparation
planning for musicale and other a
( fractions and have invited the cha
ters fiom near by towns. Mrs. Georg
McGregor. Mrs. J. A. Brown, hlrs. 4
West Will have charge of the music'
program
The Saturday Night Whist club m'
|, In another OF their informal and happ
sessions Saturday evening mt the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. II ank Post. Thel
, were no special guests and the game
resulted IN Mrs. Charles Seely wi
ming the ladies' prize, and Ed Waltc
the gentlemen's. A late iuncneol wi
l served
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Filson and thrl
children from ST. Joseph, Mo, arrive
4 Wednesday for weekend Visit wi
|. the formers parents, Mr.. and Nj
Charles Fils0n.
6 Good Work for Childrens Home.
|. on February 10. a number OF Gut
!. rie's benevolent ladies organized ''Tl
/. childrens Home Relief Society
:. During the months OF Februai
March and April the society has g
lected in cash s2771O. OF this s.
was given by the ladies of Muskog'
SIP by the county commisslone
9 and s57 was realized from the au
) rride The rest has been donated
III Guthrle's cha liable people and all h
]. been used in providing necessrtlss a
q comforts for the Home. The ,sOcle
,.f1s also glad 10 aaclSnowledse fireit
& iiatIohs IN the way Of food and cl0I
7ling, rrHe continued cooperation
the good people Is solicited to he
n carry on this great and good VOL
Rest assured that good judgment v
be used In disposIng OF all donation
The board of education will be Il
dered reception tonight at the G.
trail school building, the faculty OF I
d past year acting as hosts and host
% ses.
IcsmbrIdgc Club Meets.
In Tho Cambridge club met this aft
noon al the home Of Mrs. j. NJ. Hay