The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-14
MENU FOR FRIDAY.
Breakfast.


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hse Breakfast.
Oranges, cereal and cream, fish
cakes. cornbread, toast, tea and cof'
fee.
Luncheon.
Lettuce with French dressing
omelet, potato cakes ia left oyer),
junket and cookies, tea.
Dinner.
oyster blslue. baked bluefish, po-
tato croqneties, slewed tomatoes,
French pancakes, black coffee, The
Daily Leader.
The Etude club has issued invita-
tlons TO large number of Guthrie
music loyeratto,a reception to be civ
en- al the spacious home Of Mrs y.
H. Spu rier, Tuesday afternoon OF
next week during The hours from 8
to to meet Madame Julle-Rive.
King. Madame King will appear in
piano recital on Tuesday evening at
the Christian church under The aus
pices OF the Ross conservatory OF
music Enough cannot be said in
praise of Madame King, who ranks
foremost among the greatest pianists
lof the world The general public is
familiar with her brilliant proIes'
sional career. She Is pupil OF
Rublnstein, Relnecke and Liszt. She
appeared in concert work at the
early age OF seven and a, sixteen
achieved great success on the occa.
sion of her debut with the Gewand
haus orchestra In Lelpsic and since
her return 10 this country her career
has been a continuous succession OF
brilliant triumphs from the Atlantic
to the Pacific Madame Rlye-Kine
has not only distinguished herself as
q pianist, bur also as composer and
arranger Of classical works. She ls
connected with the Bush temple con
seryatory Of music In Chicago and
her program for Tuesday night vii
consist OF numbers from Beethoven
Chopin and List. interspersed will
lighter numbers which win please
the amateur as we'll as the critic.
feature OF the program Is "Polonais'
Herolque.' one Of her own compost
tions. dedicated To List. No even
recently has called forth greater In
Fte est than the announcements Of th'
appearance OF Madame Rlve-King II
the city.
Mrs. A. l.. Soper OF 3i4 East 10
gan leaves for Kansas City tomorrow
morning, called there By the suddel
death Of a friend Of the family,
n Among the pretty dinner parties o
ItiIis week was that of last eyenin
given by Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Johr
| son at their home, 405 East Mansur
I American Beauty roses formed a
attractive centerpiece and the dir
ner was served in six courses J Sea
fed with the hosl and hostess wer
Mr.. and Mrs, Bert r. Coughlih, Mr.
and Mrs McCracken. Mrs. +. h
Lucas, Miss Gertrude Patter, Jn, Nj
4 Garnet. Mr. Harry Pentecost and Mr.
T. W. chanden
| Mis-. ". -, bdUO returned ldi
evening from several days visit
Dallas, Texas.
Miss Fay Baxter returned lai
evening from three weeks visit
Fort Smith, Ark, with Mrs. ] Col
: who accompanied her home for
two weeks visit. During her stay
Fort Smith Miss Baxter was honort
by several parties and inform
gatherings
.iaa
Mrs j y. O'Rourk has gone
Law ence, Kas., for visit with h
daughter. s;rs. Jennie Morrow, vi
returned home few days ago fro
a visit IN this city.
In compliment 10 her guest Mr.
r. Iii Davidson, OF PeterborMg
canada. Mrs. H. r Leach Jr., W
! preside at a o'clock dinner II
evening" Places Will be laid
J Mrs. Davidson. MS. j.. G. Po
!. Judges J y Thsmss. 8 ". Ha
j and Brownlee and Mr.. and Mr.
Leach,