The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-27
MTNu FoR WEDNESDAY,

MTNu ron WEDNESDAY |
Breakfast
Berries, creal and cream, broiled
ham, rolls, toast tea and coffee
Luncheon
Soup in cups. sardines with lemon,
quick biscuits, fruit salad, graham
crackers and cheese. plain rice pud-
ding. tea
Dinner
Tomato and rice soup, beefsteak
pudding added to Yesterdays steak
cut into cubes, half dozen lamb
kidneys and half can of champig
mems with rich gravy, lima beans,
potato pun Ia left oyer), berry short
cake, black coffee, The Daily Leader
The home Of Mr. and Mrs Tom
Terry was the scene Of a quiet wed
ding about s o'clock Sunday evening.
Il was the marriage of their daughter
Ermar to MI John Gooch. Rev Buck
ner officiated. A few relatives OF the
family were present The bride was
hecomingly attired In white After
The ceremony a delightful supper was
| served, The bride and groom will
| he at home TO their many friends on
their farm southeast Of Crescent.
Mrs u Burton Hooker has return
ed from visit to her old home At
Plain View, Texas.
Miss Ruth Quay OF Oklahoma City,
is visiting Miss May Dsughty at GOA
North Broad
Kindness Of heart would seem to
be the first quality In the French
1 mans ideal woman, to Judge by the
| voting in competition organized IN
a Paris newspaper to determine the
most desirable attributes in woman.
A thousand votes behind kindness
Of hear, come in the following order
devotion. economy Intelligence
amiabiIity' fidelity patience
and "modesty The quality with the
fewest votes is iapplicationk i'm,
n.ediately preceded by humanity
and cleanliness The ideal quail
| tiles are not finally settled yet, as
the competition Is stlil open.
Miss Josie Statum grandmother,
and brother, Lester, left this morn
ing for Cincinnati.
Miss Mabel Boardman was honor
ed at the commencement OF Yale uni
versity last week By receiving the
degree OF master Of arts. She Is the
second woman to be 80 honored by
| the university. Miss Jane Addamt
Having received the same degree last
year. Because OF her work In the
| Red Cross Miss Boardman was con
sidered worthy OF the honor She
has her desk in the war department
and works as hard as any person IN
1.-THE employ of the government. The
entire relief system OF the Red Cross
/ ii under her management, and since
$500 al 100000 has been received and
diabursed under her Judgment.
Caring for the Baby
Rheta ChiIde Dorr says that when
a baby is born to poor woman IN
New York there is always some one
20 see that the child Is properly cared
for. and the mother also while con.
valescent. But she thinks that the
care should begin beforehand, that
tile mother should be looked after
properly and given the food that vii
make her baby a healthy one
In Touch with Fashion
A pretty bathing cap Is made o.
white linen or pique or It may be PINK
lhr blue, A pretty design Is embrold'
cred upon 1t and ribbon is drawn
through the holes finished eith but-
l,nhole stitch OF course the cap -
to be worn over rubber can. Dut y
gives a very pretty finish 10 tho bath'
Inc suit. which II matches IN color
Ask Pardon for Woman
The Illinois Equal Suffrage league
adopted resolutions In favor OF send
ing petition to Earl GRAY o. Canada
for the pardon Of the italian woman
condemned 10 die IN October for XII
ing worthless, brutal husband MIS-.
Catherine Waugh McCnlloeh and Miss
Julia Lalhrop have Inc ma ~
charge
Women Writer'S Club
The Women Writers clnb Of Lon
don consists Of about 200 women, rep
resentlng many countries Az an
liner given recently Miss May Sinclair
lpteslded Among those present were.
,lMig. Humphrey Ward. Mrs Flora An
lnIe Steele, Kate Douglas Wiggin
lCatherine ThuiatOn, Mrs W 4. CHI
ford
! FOR RENT A seven room house 2
stories. gas, water and electricity
modern, new good nelgnborhUon
Terms reasonable 7l5 East Harrison
Callat Leader office
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The brotherhood o. the CHRISTIAN
church are giving an &c cream soci1
at WaIgoaot Drug store this alter
noon and evening All members any
friends of the church invited