The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-11
MENU FOR MONDAY.
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Luncheon.
Sardines with lemon. Saratoga
chips, tomato aspic and endlve salad,
graham bread and cream cheese
sandwiches, berries and cream. wit
cookies, tea.
Dinner.
Yesterdays soup, with addition of
tomatoes; cold lamb. currant jelly,
new potatoes souffle of green peas,
Ca left oyer), bananas and oranges,
sliced and sugared; cake, black cof-
fee, The Daily Leader.
Mr. and Mrs. Corb Sarchet have
moved from SIS North Ash to their
new home, 514 East Logan.
Members OF the West Side W. c.
T. U. are requested to meet Sun
day evening at 1880 at the home OF
Mrs. G. E. Rough, 1904 West Noble.
where they will leave In a body. to
attend services at the West Side
Methodist church. Each member IS
requested to take flowers.
Mrs. w. b. Herod returned yester-
day morning from visit in Ponca
City with relatives.
Miss Ida Porter Of Bloomington,
H., pupil Of the Ciampiand Sem
aire, OF the Paris conservatoire, will
sing with Verdure Clad" from the
f'Creation" Sunday evening at the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
The Phi Delphia Gammas did not
meet today but will hold the next
week session with Miss Elenore Han
| ford
The Junior league of the First
Methodist church will hold an fec
cream social on Tuesday evening o.
next week at the church.
Mrs. p, G.. n, Taggart is here from
El Reno, the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. +. W. Lentz.
Miss Gertrude Scott has for he
guest Miss Lillis Gist of saltwater
Mrs. s. w. Gist and daughter. Mis-
Pearl, are the guests of Mrs. Nettl'
! Smith MeHA
The dollar experience social he'll
last evening at the Presbyterian
! church was enjoyed by those who al
tended. Proceeding the experience
social a musical program conslstin
OF two vocal solos by Harry Callar
a piano number by Miss Bess White
ley and a duet by Misses Geneviev
and Thelma Smith In Japanese coz
tune, were rendered. About twent,
five women gave In their dollars, tel
n ing in rhyme how each was earnet
many Of which proved very laughabl'
Fruit nectar was served during th
lcyening.
j Children's day exercises will be hel
| tomorrow morning at the Presbyte
ian church during the Sunday scho'
hour. A very entertaining progral
consisting OF songs and readings ha
been prepared,
Mrs. u. NJ. Vilion, OF Mexico Cit
Is the guest OF Mrs. Ed Johnson.
Mesdames A. G. G. Bierer. Ia
guest. Mrs. James l.. Shaded, OF iii
! watha, Kas., Mrs. J. III. Burford, Mr.
G. w. White, and Mrs George Ande
son were special guests yesterday q
ternoon at the meeting Of the Frid;
Afternoon Euchrc club with Mr.
; John Cotteral Spring blossoms ado
ed the card rooms and there we
five tables. First prize was won |
! Mrs. Charles Flson and Mrs. Robe
, Sohlbery held lone hand. A deli,
Lqus luncheon followed the games.
NJ -
n Mrs. James l.. Shaded left Ia
Heyening for her home In HIawatt
kas.. after q weeks visit with y
Aand MIS- A. G.. 6. Bierer, her broth
and his wife
Mrs. NJ. S. Mason and childr
came in last evening from Newtc
:. Kss.. for a short stay.
& Mrs. NJ. Behr and children "
0 spend tomorrow In Oklahoma q
: with relatives.
Mrs. q. +. KeIso returned home
l. Norman this morning.
9 Mrs. Starkwcather and little daul
o ter, OF Anadarko. and Miss Nina T
& ter OF Marshall, arrived this mo
T. ing for visit at the j. II. Funk hor
D. Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Daugherty W,
o. called TO Medford this morning
account OF the illness OF their dau
ter. MS. T. r. Godfrey, who will
!. dergo an operation.
u iDr. and Mrs. A. c. HIxon will
tertain the Guthrie High Five C
Monday evening.
I'd Mrs. Mcwilliams Of Oklahoma c
..e Ii her visiting her mother, Mrs.
re- gusta Lindwall-
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