The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-08


Dinner
porterhouse Steak
Maibred Hotel Butter
French Fried Potatoes
Stewed Tomatoes
Peach Tapioca
The Daily Leader
Braised Liver.
Two pounds of sliced liver thorough
" floured, seasoned well with pepper
lemon JUICE, very little salt Lay IL
in large baking dish, add two slices
onions, six carrots shredded length
wise, bay leaf, sprlnkling Of parsley
cover with thin slices of fat bacon,
pint Of wafer. Cover tightly and
bake for ten minutes House
keeping Magazine.
Baked potatoes are greatly improv-
cd by thoroughly greasing with meat
fyings before placing in oven
Onions require fully an hour to
bake with skins on. They are a little
trouble to prepare at table--if not
done before serving-buJ will fully
repay family fond of tnem,
When boiling a quart Of cornmeal
mush add one tablespoonful OF corn
starch--it will prevent breaking while
frying (originalJ
The Sunday school delegates are
with us
Visitors like the water.
Water Pilgrim" parties are in or.
dey
Miss Ashton gave a line party last
evening. All the pic. shows were
visited.
Swamp Campbell, clerk of the su
preme court, visited at home today
Il shall not move to Oklahoma City,
says MT Campbell.
Commodore Langley, Of Oklahomi
City. was in Guthrie yesterday. Ht
makes regular weekly visits to Guth
rie. Rare attraction for Langley BN
the way, Langley is candidate fol
tax commissioner.
Jack Love, of the corporation com
mission, was paying social calls il
Guthrie last evening.
Hear about the Earthquake. 1T
at the Monarch store?
Cards have been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert H. Smock of 955S
Frairie avenue, Chicago, announcing
6ae birth of son, John Phillip, Feb
ruary 2S. Mr. and Mrs. Smock for
merly resided in this city, when Mr.
Smock was state bank commissioner
Mrs Smoek was a fayorite in society
and one of the most accomplished
musicians of the Ladies Music club
| Prior to her marriage she was knowI
as brilliant concert yiolinist anC
Travelled with John Philip Sousa. Ok
lahoma lost a rare musician and :
woman of unusual charm when Alr
Smocks changs of business tool
them away.
An Oklahoma City paper says;
Miss Halle b. Cooke, WHO is on
valescing from serious illness is
at the home of Miss Amy Brooks
where she will remain until she goes
to visit the home OF her grandfather
in Brennan, Tex. Miss Cooke is suf
ticiently recovered to go out for {
short time every day, and expects K
be able to make the trip within the
coming week or ten days.
j Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0. Tillman have
moved from COG East Noble to 13i
East Oklahoma.
The Cambridge club met at The
lCarnegie library Monday afternoon
with a good attendance.
Mrs. H. NJ. FrrAlan of 500 Nortf
Elm street was hostess Monday after
noon to the Monday Bridge cl1b
There were -four tables. Miss Casal
won first prize Mrs. w. S. Bronson
second, and Mrs. Chas. Seton, con
ISOLATION.
The Shakespeare club met toda!
at the Carnegie library
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. O'Rourk ver'
pleasantly entertained the Monda,
right Five Hundred club las
evening. Almost the full membership
Of the club was present. A nice .wt
course luncheon was served. Mrs
4 Dale won the lady's price and MT
Spurrier the gentlemen's. The guests
Of the club were Mr., and Mrs. Lutz
Miss McNeal and Miss Mcdonald, 3
!. Portland, Oregony