The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04

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Bacon and fried green peppers
Mullins Toast
Tea and coffee
Luncheon
Lamb and rice croquettes
Baked sweet potatoes
Toasted breakfast mullins.
Yesterdays pudding, slice and heated
Cocoa
IJlhner
Tomato soup. based upon stock made
from lamb bones
'Curried veal bolled rice
Chilled bananas eaten with curry
Canned string beans
Chocolate blanc mango, black colee
The Daily Leader
December.
OH holly branch and mlstletoe,
And Christmas chimes where'er we
go,
And stockings pinned up in row
These are thy gifts. Decemner'
And If the year has made thee old,
And silvered all thy locks OF gold,
Thy heart has never been a'cold,
Or known a fading ember.
The whole world is Christmas tree,
And stars, its many candles be.
Oh, sing a carol joyfully.
The years great feast in keeping.
For once. on a December night,
An angel held a candle light,
And led three Wise Men by its light
To where Child was sleeping
Harriet +, Blodgett.
Calendar.
Auction Bridge club Monday Miss
Niblack.
Cambridge club, Mrs. Mary Hart
hostess.
Shakespeare club, Tuesday. library.
BON Ami club, Tuesday, hostess,
Mrs. William Patterson.
Kimona club, Wednesday, Mrs. Lit
lie. hostess.
Bohemian club hostess, Miss Flea
nor Post.
I.inger Longer club, hostess, Miss
Bess Newton.
Acorn club, Thursday, Mrs. j. j.
Boles.
Friday Euchre club, hostess Mrs.
r. Carlin.
Phi Delta Gamma girls, hostess,
Miss Ethel Douglas.
Rooney Mooney Shah club, hostess,
Miss Mcpherson.
Domestic Science club, Friday, club
home, Mrs. Mary Hart.
Dr. aud Mrs Hixon will entertain
Tue FiveHundred Evening club to-
night.
Mrs. Mary Hart entertains the
Cambridge club at her homo this al
tcrnoon.
Re and Mrs. John Abernathy have
moved to sos East Noble, in the house
formerly occupied by Captain Ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown, who
spent ! thanksgiving with relatives
returned 10 Fort Smith, Ark, yester-
day
Every one who attended the MEM
orial services OF the Elks sunday AT.
terncon was deeply impressed by the
beauty and Solemnity.
Henry NJ. Furman, who spent the
week end with Gordon Gano. left yes.
terday for Norman TO resume his
studies at the university.
Miss Florence Furman returned to
her home in Oklahoma City, Satur-
day night, after spending a few days
wi,h Miss Emily Banks Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. ORourk will
leave tonight for Lawrence, Kan, to
attend the funeral OF G. b. Morrow,
who was well known in this city.
The gentlemen Of the faculty of the
Methodist university will give an ele.
giant course dinner at the lone hotei
this evening at five-thirty to the o.
NJ L. football boys.
The Presbyterian ladies will give
bazaar Tuesday, December IA. a,
the residence CT Rev. Scott. Dolls or
every description will be on sale from
two O'clock until six
Miss Matte Glare Gano. Grace NJ
Floyd and Messrs Ham,, Cosner and
Dody returned Sunday morning from
Crescent where they attended week
en- house party given by Miss June
Mess.
Messrs. and Mesdames J j. Hill
dreth, Charles Seely, Ed Walton, c.
&. Kneisley and Robert Sohlberg re.
turned to Guthrie last evening af-
ter spending the weekend with some
friends in Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie party, composed OF
Messrs, and Mesdames Hildreth,
Kneisley. Seely. Sohlberg Ed Walton
were the honor guests at dinner
given at neon yesterday BY Mrs j.
r. Cottingham Of Oklahoma city.
lgoHIS H3fH ELLHJDl Th9la
Mrs. J. Joe4ioart3 who was tae
guest CT Mrs G. 5. Wright OF FL Re
no last week. was The honorec at two