The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-19
MENU FOR MONDAY.

anu uitlil sdutt, SNiiuS Means, mashed
potatoes, squash pie, black coffee
MENU FOR MONDAY.
Breakfast.
Grapefruit cereal and cream, ba-
con, boiled egg, French rolls. toast,
tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Sliced ham loaf Ga left over). baked
toma toast Ca left over), cress and
cream cheese sandwiches, cookies
and orange marmalade, tea
Dinner.
Oyster bisque lamb deyiled, then
fried in batter "a left oves), potato
lcloquettes Ca left overl, string beans
steamed and served with lemon sauce
Ga left over1, floating island black
coffee, The Daily Leader.
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The regular meeting Of the Altru-
rian club viii DE held al the Csrne-
sle library at 2.30 O'clock Thu sday
afternoon.
/ The Women's Missionary society OF
( 'he First Presbyterian church will
meet Wednesday AT .. N. at The
home Of Mrs Mckay, BIS East Cleve-
land
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Seeley will
entertain the Saturday Night Whist
club at Il O'Clock dinner this even
Ing at their home, 1913 West Noble
avenue.
Miss Lily Jansen OF I.awton Is the
guest OF Mrs. j j. iIildreth G23
Eas. Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. l.. + Leach entertained tho
Friday Afternoon Euchre club yester-
day, glying q iwocoursc luncheon
after the contest Mrs A. u. Cot
tlngham won the first prize, Mrs
Charles fIlson the lone hand. The
Nlesdames AL d. Cot,ingham. Kan
sas CITY; William r. B,ownlce, King
fisher, and Wygani Of Leavenworth
were out Of town guests al the occa-
sion.
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Tho Kirlness ball was given last
evening Tuesday evening will be
the last dance Of the season on that
date, the Friday dances to. be contin
hed lhIcrghaut the month Of March
The Epworth leagne of the NJ r..
church, South, will give a Washing
ton birthday social, Al The church on
Tuesday evening. February % No
admission charge and no collection
taken.
a prog essiye sewing party was a
delightful one OF series given yes
terday afternoon by Miss Ida Niblack.
rhose present were Mesdames Fra
sier Bledsoe. Hughes Carl Havig-
horst, Alenefee, J. A. Menefec,
g. j. O'Rourk, Eastman, Sandlin,
Bierer, West, Hayes. McMorris, En-
by lfurman, Niblack. Hamil, Kneis-
ly Nice refreshments were served.
Owing to Illness in the family Of
G. l.. Daugher'y, there Will be no
meeting Of the Women's Auxiliary 10
Guthrie Typogrohical union No 5S7
Sunday afternoon,
Pupils oil Mrs McGregor gave an
interesting rectal i Iday night al
The nome of Mrs G. o. Fish, 3iS
Eas Mansur. Those on the program
were: Misses Lottle Robinson, Opal
Philips Helen Fish and Raymond
Boyer, assisted by Miss Zclla Marie
paub. OF Jacksonville, H., who rem
dered Two vocal numbers
Miss Myrtle Leach Of Evanston
NJ. Is visiting friends IN the city.
Mas. Fauk Post entertained tbc
Smart Sc this afternoon
Mrs. Cob Sarchet will ce'ebrat,
the anniversary OF G. Washington
birthday with card parry
Mrs Il, G. Spilman will enter
tain. Thursday with luncheon
conplImenta y 10 Mrs. Lleu,enan
Wyganl of f. Leavenworth.
Miss Mary Olsmith delightfully."- 90
tertalned q few OF her friends ut he
hone last evening The guests were
Rosie Metzler Olga Hope. Jenni,
Fallin, Geneyieye Mitchell, Geofgi.
Rinare. Kitty Rimare. IVA Langn, II
Glen Copeland, Charles Best, Ronald
Newhumet, Max cochrell, Glel
Moore, Loyal Brown.