The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-21

MENU FOR TUESDAY.
50 Ra kas Breakfast. 'tA p
~ Oranges, cereal and cream, pR.kedl
liiip coltish tcreamedl potatd cakes Ga
Left 0yerl, rolls, toast, tea and coffee,
Luncheon.
Baked eggs fried hominy, thin
b. own bread and butter, hasty corn
arch pudding with .--'' Mce,
cocoa. ont
Mutton broth, stuffed beef's heart,
stewcd carrots, spinach, tapioca and
apple pudding, black coffee. The Daily
! Leader.
4 The Domestic Science club will
meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs
W. h. IIorod, 57 East Springer
1 avenue. The club is planning a
Martha WASHINGTON party for the.
afternoon and the members will ap-
pear in costumes Appropriate to the
! character.
4 Mrs. u. G. Spilmau has issued in
vitations for q luncheon at 1890
! o'clock Thursday afternoon IN honor
OF her daughtcr. Mrs. Capt. II S.
/ Wygant Of Fort Leavenworih, kas.
4 Mrs. Annie NJ Stone Of Pennsy-
vania, who is visiting Mrs. s. X
4 Van Voorhees,, III East Noble ave
4 nue., entertained number OF local
friends at a luncheon this afternoon.
\ Mrs. Theodore Farmhouse, wife Of
4 the assistant chief OF llse depart
mcnt, 1917 Wcsl Logan avenue, Is
seriously ILL.,
\ Frank Smith, fireman ut Station
No. /, who has been i'll for the past
few days, Is able to resume his du-
A ties. s
Miss Louise Watson was hostess TO
the Rooney Mooney Shah club Sat.
urday afternoon, the three-course
luncheon served being one among the
best the members have enjoyed this
season The guess of the club
were the Misses Lillian Boles. Lulu
Croxton and NlcElhinney and MS.
John Williams
Mrs, G. NJ. Sarchet, Sl5 North Ash
street, will entertain few friends
tomorrow afternoon al Five Hundred
In honor OF Mrs j Qua.les. wife
Of the corporation commissioner, OF
Fairfax
The ladies OF the First Christian
church give q progressive Washing
,on's birthday tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Mildred Foster of Knghshei
and Faye G.. Bennison of Davenport
Ia, a prominent clothing merchant
of that place. will be married al
Klnghsher Wednesday. Compliment
ary 70 the brlde, an afternoon tea ant
shower was given last week by Mrs
W A. Mitchell and Miss Mary Da
kin, al which The guests of honol
from out Of town were Miss Ada Nc
Conncl Of Guthrie and Miss Frances
Gil of I1ennessey The bride to be /.
one OF The most popular young iadie,
in Kingfisher county al has hos
If fIends In Guthrie,
Daily Leader; Harry c. Wolfe, for
me ~ of Ibis city passed through 10
day on route 10 Chicago, where b,
will be united IN marriage TO Mis-
Ilnabclla Lillian Raymond, 2023 Mich
lgan avenue, February %, after whlcl
they will make their future home il
Oklahoma City. Mr.. Wolfe is wei
known throughout the state as beinl
ono Of the cowboys with pawnc,
Bills Wild West show during the sea
: son Of 1907 and the lol Ranch Rea
! Wild West show during the scasol
Of 1905. Willie playing In Chicago
, with The lOl ranch, lo met Miss Ray
+ m0nd, his future wife. TIL ough be
1 influence he gave up The shnw liIe
] aud for lhc past eighteen months ha
been connected with Wells Fargo EN
press company Of Oklahoma City
Miss Raymond The ouly daughter q
! Mrs. Alice r. Raymond, is Il yer
+ accomplished Young lady, havlu.
4 gradnDied FROM The university q
Chicago with thc highest honors. Nj
3 Wolfe was accompanied by DR.. an
0 Mrs W. Clovis Cummings. Mrs
. Cummings was TO merly Miss Ann
L Cater of this city
Mrs. !, D. Burke gave a plcasal
i, sewing party today.
j Misses Elscnschmidt and pfui
l9ye returned from visit VII
friends In Tulsa.
4 The local lodge OF Elks will 81,
e rs third dance Of The season In III
q Elks hall Wednesday night.
n Watch us grow and improve. I'll
% workmen are busy Improving OF
,- sore room now but you'll get III
d same courteous service az usual.
Y. Louis Racket.
=. Impol.ted Manila Cigars Ere
from the Philippines, sc each.
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