The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-15

MENU FOR FRIDAf
Breakfast.
Melons. cereal and cream, clam
frttcrs, baked potatoes toast tea and
coffee
Luncheon.
Cold lam bta left oyerl. whole
wacat bread cut very thin and butter.
ed crcss and green pea salad with
| French dressing, baked apples stuff.
ed with nuts marion Ilarland com,
pote), cocoa aud cake.
Dinner
Yesterdays soup, baked bluefsh,
mashed potatoes Drowned beets,
steamed apricot pudding with hard
sauce, black coffee Tho Daily Load
cr
Misses Vera Manner and Mamie Ol.
liver left last night for Columbia, Mo,
where they viii enter the Stevens col
lege for young ladies'.
Miss Merle Garfield left for Tar.
kio, Mo, to attend rarkIo university
Mics Mary CasslI returned last ev.
ening from d week s visit In Sulphur.
Mrs r. Kelly of Marshall spent the
day with Mrs j. J. Tallmau ycster
day
Roger Pearl OF Enid spent the day
\ with Mr.. and Mrs y. Il IIasIip yes
terday.
Mrs 7 G. Whieley returned ycster-
day FROM two weeks visit ln Iowa
aud Missouri.
Mrs. !. y. Moilltt of Winfield Kan.
Is the guest Of Mrs. o. r. Henry, 1876
West Logan avenue.
Attorney General and Mrs West r..
turned last evening from months
outing in Colorado.
Mrs J. Greenfield of Edmond is
spending tho week with Mrs. II. A.
Belycs, iog East Warner avenue.
AIRS Mary Il Wallace and daugh.
ter, Fannie. OF Perkins were guests OF
Mrs Kate Tracey yesterday.
Mrs. J W Clark Of Kiowa vas the
guest OF MIR, and Mrs. Il N. Dunbar,
between trains yesterday
AIRS. James Eastus of Mulhal viaIi
ed with her son, t. A. Iiastus ana wife
Yesterday at i22 North Division.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson left last
nigh tfor Kansas City. where She vii
take SIX weeks course In ladies'
! tailoring,
Mrs s. W. Whitefield returned I,
7 her home In Waterloo last night aftc
/ visiting her sister Mrs. J. G. White
/ field.
hessrs Sam aud h!onzo Thompson
returned TO their home In KIrks,lle
Mo. after visiting their sister. Mrs
u A. E Mosher,
Mrs. NJ e. IIurlbur and children
arrived yesterday from Athens. Pa
q and are gueets at the Frank Rnehar
X home. 9ll East Harrison avenue.
The Ladies' Aid of The First NJ. Il
church mct yesterday afternoon AT tn
r church parlors and turned IN wha
o they call their rest period" money
amounting to s75. Which shows tha
they worked white they rested
y Mrs. &. l.. Gano returned yesterda
from a seven weeks stay in COLORADO
While there she was entertained a
3 houes party given by Mr. and Mrs
= }. Adams Of Grand Lake. Colo. an
was guest OF honor at numerous din
= nor parties.
Mrs u. N Tibbetis has recovered
sufficiently from her operation a
i Rochester. Wis. Ia leave tne hosp.ta
Of Mayo Brothers an dleaye Tor he
fathers home in Ohio Mr. Tlbbett
is expected home Monday
Ciiy Attorney Fred w. Green an,
his sister. Miss Helen l.. Green lief
today for Boston, Mass, where Miss
r Green will be engaged in college worl
I al Simmons college. The city attor
]. ney VIII return by way Of New Yorl
/ and Washington. u. C.. and viii b,
; out Of the city ten days or Two weeks
E Mrs, J. h Nichodepus was hostess
YESTERDAY afternoon 10 the kOhpr clul
r The afternoon was spent IN social cha
aud in the making of comfort fo
+ the orphans home. coucluedei wit
lalnty refreshments. The club vii
moet III tao weeks wilh MS. phlo r
! roiley, rs West Mansur avenue.
Misses Halle Cook aud Amy BROOKE
+ assed through the city today eurOutl
home TO Oklahoma CITY from toul
! Of Europe.