The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-09
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Breakfaat.

Breakfast.
Oranges, cereal and cream, baked
eggs, potato biscuits, toast tea and
coffee.
Creamed clans in shells, fried
French potatoes, toasted potato bis.
cults from breakfast, plain lettuce
salad with French dressing. sugar
gingerbread and iced tea.
Dinner
Spinach soup la creme, baked
bluefish. rlced potatoes, green peas,
berries and cream, lady fingers. black
coffee, The Daily Leader.
Union Station Success.
The Union station" comedy put
on last evening at the Brooks theatre
was on OF the greatest successes
in the way OF a home talent produce
ton ever given In this city. The
house was packed and from the ris-
Ing Of the first curtain there was an
enthusiasm which scarcely subsidized
during the entire performance. The
stage was transformed into q typical
union station, thonged With many
characters so often seen In a union
station. The irritable ticket AGENT
the train caller. and the changing OF
the bells as the trains pulled out add
ed very materially In making the au-
diencc feel they were making Visit
to the union station. There was not
a drag during the entire evening
! Characters in appropriate costumes
were going and coming at all times
The widower with his flock OF mis-
chieyous children, the designing old
maid, the pretty, Miss Flirt, the dude
the old hayseed couple, the elopers.
the bride and groom, the enraged
parents, the dude and the college
/ girls were all there and carried out
their parts exceedingly well. The
| specialties consisting OF the little
ehiidren's chorus. college chorus mus
J ic by the mandolin club and the min
istrel comedian were enjoyed. Es-
! pecially pretty was the group OF little
naldens heard In song and the moon.
/ light scene, when the college chorus
furnished excellent numbers A fea-
ture OF the evening was the improm-
tn speech BY Miss Martha Miller
Lennon under whose direction the
performance was put on. The scene
vas In the station and surrounded by
a crowd Of Guthrie boosters Miss
Lennon gave many reasons why the
capital should not be removed from
Guthrie amid the cheers or the boost
ers and the applause of the audience
The success OF this performance IL
due To the careful direction and man
agemelt OF Miss Lennon who /:
nard 70 surpass as a director OF hons
talent productions. The play win b.
repeated tonight and any who do
not get seats last evening should no
fall To 30 tonight. The cur tain vii
go up promptly at $3.50 and thre'
nours hearty laugh IL promised al
who go.
4 z Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rogers OF King
Fisher will be the guests Of MIsse
Il Elizabeth and Ruby McNeal the llrs
Of the week. Mrs. Rogers will al
tend the Betsy Ross association oI
1 iH''has "Hh "tNhtShd}. t--f-
Mrs. Don Morris entetalns Tn
b,Mistletoe club tomorrow afternoon
little Miss airline McElhInney r(
urned last evening from visit i
| lMinfield and Arkansas City.
Mrs, Horace Speed returned yes
, te.day from visit in Kansas city.
Il Miss Eva Dawes returns tomorro'
fro mNorman where she has bee
, attending the university
Mrs. O. r fowler has gone to Oh
! iQhoma City on q short visit.
/, ms. j. II. Phillips and three chi
4 drenH LETT this morning ior ciarksbui
/ W Va. and other Eastern point
]. allcll taey I'll zpeal The surme
"A Mrs. Roy Hoffman, OF ChaDdle
E and Mrs. pottinger OF Oklahoma Cit
Z are the guests Of Mrs. w A. I'rasie
rNuv formed 4 hoy party last eYnnia