The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-10

MENU FOR WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
| Pears and grapes, cereal and
cream. salt mackerel with cream
gravy. corn mullins, loast. tea and
coffee.
! Luncheon
Cold sliced nam, soufrle of turnips
Ca left over). scallop Of sweet pota-
toes, lettuce salad with French dress
/ ing, crackers and cheese, fruit des-
isert. black coffee.
Dinner
Julienne soup. sllmi Of caifs liv-
er Ca left over, succotash. mashed
! potatoes, rhubarb. tarts, black cDf-
fee, The Daily Leader,
/ Dream
Tae touch of a hand, the glance Of
! an eye,
Or a word exchanged with passer-
/ by;
A glimpse of a face in 4 crowded
/ street.
/ Anl afterwards life is incomplete;
la picture painted with honest zeal,
And we lose the old for he new
ideal,
A chance remark. or a songs refrain,
+ And life is never the same again,
An angered word from our lips is
sped,
Or tender word is left unsaid,
fer No hi txsitg l..
lie long,
Shall cherish the brand of a burning
wrong
la line that stares up from an open
| page,
Ia Cynic smile from the lips Of age,
+ A glimpse Of loving seen in play,
And the dreams Of our youth are
swept away.
The Linger Longer girls meet this
evening with Miss Bonnie Hume,
f3l4 dG Springer
The meeting OF the Acorn club,
viii be held at ,he library. Thursday
afternoon at 2:S0.
Thc Bon Ami meets with Miss
hleen McElhinney, this afternoon,
with Mrs. Clarence Robinson, as hon
Gree
Mrs j. j. Boles IS entertaining
this evening with an informal 'at
home. in honor Of her son AMI
daughter Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Robinson
Word has been received from OK
ahoma City. that Mr. and Mrs
George Green, have "A little daugh-
ter born yesterday. Both Mrs Green
and the baby are getting along
nicely
MT and Mrs Clarence Robinson,
arrived last evening from Lake IN |
rick, ILL., They are the guests OF
Mrs. Robinson's parents. Judge and
Mrs John Boles, on 302 E. Was (
Their many friends viii be glad 70
know they are here.
Dinner
At the home of Mr. and Mrs
Chas Kneisey, last evening, an IN
formal six o'clock dinner was given
by the hostess, in her usual delight
full manner, to Miss Rose Shoenhair,
who has recently returned from
Persia, as missionary Covers
were laid Tor eight Those whom on
joyed this delightful affair, were
Misses Rose and Anna Shoenhair,
Mr. and Mrs willard Goodell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Morris.
A quiet wedding took place at ,he
home of Mr. and Mrs L. Y. Ford. on
1902 w. Logan avenue, last Sunday
evening, when Miss Edith Stowell,
and Mr. Cnas w Terry, were unit
ed in marriage, by Rev Abernathy
Only relatives and few out Of town
friends were present The bride
wore white chiffon, over satin, ana
carried lilies of the valley.
The young couple We're the recip-
ents Of many presents. They leitl
for McLoud Oklae
where they will reside in the future
Those who Witnesses the ceremony
we're MIR. and Mrs. Billings, ana (
Miss Mabel, Misses Nate
inc Askew, Pearl Stowell, Edith
Mollie Terry, OF McLoud
Messrs Water Stowell Eslick, Of
shawnee. and Ohm Wallingford.
Party
Misses Helen Jenkins, Matte
slare Gano and Grace Floyd, enter
aimed in delightful manner last
evening. with a Five Hundred party l
n honor of Miss Alice Spencer, at
ne residence of DR.. and Mrs. Ray
Davis. at 216 South Broad stree
At the conclusion of the games, Miss ,
Spencer was presented vita |
,uest prize. Mr. Harry Matchett, won I
he gentlemans favor Miss Bertha
3esand. the ladies' which was also
.iyen to the honoree After refresh
nents had been served which con !
listed of a one courle luncheon, the /
.oune people danced. until late
lour The guests were Misses Nell =
lnnk. Iva Fife Marguerite Dolde'
3ertha PeIand. Blanche Beland, :
Neanor post June Moss Bess White
ev. Ellen Bronson, Ethel Douglas. 4
dessrs John Duncan, joan Ni5sley'
frank White. Ransom Hlmill, Hinle
lin. paul Armantrout Russell Bat
ard Tom Morris, Forrest Cress, Cor
on Gano, Guy Brisendne. Kenneth a
...t, pa.. I avitt Iohu Duke Jr., /,