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


MENU FOR TUESDAY,
Breakfast.
Stewed prunes, cereal and cream,
bacon, boiled eggs, graham biscuits,
toast, Tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Baked Welsh rarcblt, stewed pota-
toes, apple and nut salad with
French dressing; crackers. jam pufs,
tea
Dinner.
Tomato soup. rolled beefsteak, Ber-
muda onions, creamed carrots, snow
pudding. with ladylingers; black cof-
fee, The Daily Leader.
Rich Treat in Store
The program 10 be rendered by the
Guthrie Ladies'. chorus at their sec
ond anniversary concert at the
Brooks opera house on the evening
OF April q is to be one Of the most
elaborate and merllorious this organ.
ization has given THAI it will in.
terest music lovers Of our city Is EVIL
denced by the numbers TO be rem
de ed. The Str0llers,p who made
such tremendous hit at the Ma
scnc temple during the last consis
ory in preseptlng. the Florodora
Sextette, will be seen in an entirely
new ensemble number from the same
opera and one that many claim to be
even more fascinating. They will
also repeat Tell Me- Little Maiden
4. double mixed quartet OF voices
will render the Irish Love Song
by Arthur Foote, In costume This
is a most charming number and Is
one of the distinguished American
composers best efforts Another
feature OF the program will be he
Robinson Male duarte, in several
numbers. and vocal solos by vel
known artists viii add 10 the enler'
tainmenl The chorus will sing
numbers fom Strauss, Wagner, Ar
dlti, Tostl and other masters. This
concert will terminate the activities
of the chorus for The season.
A. y. Benedict and family went
to Apache today 10 make their home
Mr. Benedict has been assistant
state treasurer and he recently re
signed 10 take charge OF a bank a
Apache.
Mrs. w. r.. McBrine and bah,
have gone TO Co dell, where the,
viii spend several weeks. "a
A nlne-ponnd Doy was born al Il
o'clock Saturday night to Mr. am
Mrs Harry Kaley, OF 4Oi East Lo
gan. ala sGg
Mr.. j.. w. Graham and thre
daughters returned yesterday fron
Milwaukee. where they aceompanie
the remains of Ms. Graham for II
| terment. They were accompanie
here by Mr.. Graham's mother VIII
will remain indefinitely.
Miss Jane Hagar visited Oklahi
mG city YESTERDAY.
'ss Anna l.. Watson, a mission
among the m0nn.aineers Of N
| Alleghany mountains. left today II
Maskogee Miss Watson was
have given q talk last evening az n
Presbyterian church. but was rainC
bout.
. Mrs. Fred Hand left lagi eyeniI
/ for MarshalltOwn, Ia, after a week
stay in the city.
The Ladies chorus will meet
night at the VI r. church. S0nt
for rehearsal
Miss Katherine Pierce return
,his morning 10 Oklahoma City aft
spending Sunday with her sisti
Mrs w. y. Bowers OF 512 East G
lahoma avenue
u Mrs. n. j Jones left this mo-
J. Ing for her home In Kansas G
y after an over Sunday visit with i
!, husband here. They are planning.
= move TO this city soon
VI Mrs. r F Smith arrived tod
Z from Perry for o. visit with her !
4 ter, Mrs. X. l.. Reed.
le Mrs George Henshaw left tod
Il 70 attend the grand lodge OF q
f. Fellows annual session In Mus
pf gee. Mr.. ,Henshaw went a few ds
ago. He is talked OF for gfa
il master OF the s.aie.
Mrs. G. 3 Mcdowell n Praa
4 was n visitor IN ttnsbrle ioaa,. i,
Ing for Ponca City for visit will
son. ii'A