The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-28

Hot Biscuits Toas
Tea and Coffee
Luncheon
Yesterdays soup Ia cups
III Lambs llyers and tomato sauce
Stewed potatoes
Breakfast biscuits warmed over
Ginger snaps and cheese Tea
Veal and curry soup Ia left over)
Boiled mutton
Mashed tnrnips Baked macaron
Blancmange and cake
Black Coffee The Daily Leader
Slack water. and night bcrcit OF
stars;
A bitter wind blows in from out the
L dark.
And SO seaward with tho turning
/ tide.
The yellow lights that blink across
Il the night,
The fragrance OF the salt marsh, tho
incessant whisper
Of waves upon the rocks--thesc
II things have been
Flood of my blood, bone of my bone
\ since birth.
The dear loved faces that have filled
my years,
The voices | would know across the
world.
These will remain, ami one by one
be numbered
With those that vanish from the
| kindly shore.
New lands; new faces, yea; it may be
peace;
The homely word, the honest smile
| that lights
The worn and furrowed face with
holiness.
Day after day sails vanish into ST
! ence,
And we who linger wonder and are
/ still.
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Miss Edna Gray will be hostess to
dence on e. Noble.
! The Acorn ladies will not meet
Thursday on account OF Thanksgiving
coming on their club day.
Miss Helen Mccoy will give . sin
O'Clock diuner Thursday evening at
her nome on Il. Washington
The Woman's Missionary society of
! the Presbyterian church will meet
r-;tt, Nfrr tlpucnhrlIor w Npl,ip
"Wednesday afternoon.
| The l. c. n. S. basket pal game ls
| TO be played this evening, with Mul-
hall girls, at the old garage, Oh the
corner OF Vine and Cleveland.
Miss Madeline Cottingham spent
the week end with ISIS Ethel Maud
Smith, returning TO her home in OK
lahoma City, Sunday evening.
with q pretty one O'Clock luncheon.
today, complimentary to Mrs. W. =,
Speice, who is q guest Of Mrs. J ".
Post
Mrs l.. + Leach, Jr., will give a
family dinner Thanksgiving at her
home, 5t1 f. Springer. The out-of.
town guests will be: Messrs. and
Mesdames Emory Brownlee and W,
II. Brownlee, Of Kingdsher
The Fortnightiy dancing club,
which is composed of the young mar
ried set, gave tho second dance of
series last evening at the lone hotel
About twenty couples enjoyed t1is dc
lightful affair Miss Woods was the
only out OF town guest
Mrs. Frank Greer lett this morn
ing for Enid to attend q house'par'
dy given by MIR. ami Mrs. Mckeeycf
over Thank sgiving. Mr.. Greer and
Miss Mona Greer will join her tomor-
row. and will attend a recital in the
evening the Christian college. Mrs.
Greer's daughter, Miss Agatha Han
son, will appear several times on the
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Douglas, Of w
Noble. have returned from o delight
full trip to California. Enroute TO
California they We're royalty enter
tanned by people formerly of Guthrie.
In Seattle, they were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks. In Portland
they spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Reynolds, and in Los Angeles,
they were the guests Of Messrs. ana
Mines. Rockwell and Chester DuBank.
One of the interesting basket bal
games of the season will be played
on Thanksgiving. in the gymnasium
at the Methodist university. when the
Oklahoma University girls. will meet
the NJ. u. o. girls. TIC line up IS as
follows Reba Calm and Villa frledly
viii start as forwards. Ethel War
burton, plays center, seconded Dy
Babe Minner. guards are Junia VIII
liams and Ruby Steely. Subs, Misses
{ Uoleman, Beach. Mrs. Merten their
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