The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-28
Breakfast.

Breakfast.
Sliced bananas With lemon JUICE, I
breakfast bacon with calves liver, |
Stewed potatoes bread mullins, cress |
French dressing, coffee an d tea.
Luncheon.
Oyster pa,ties, potatoes an tiaDle, |
luncheon rolls, vegetable salad, cup |
custards, ginger cookies, tea, cocoa
Dinner
Scotch broth, breast Of mutton,
stuffed and baked, Drowned pota-
toes. steamed cabbage, boiled turn.
ips. salad OF celery and lettuce cocoa
nut pudding, coffee, cheese, The Daily
Leader
The West Side w c. T. L will
meet with Mrs. W. l.. Van Meter SOl
North First street Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 O'clock This VIII be a jan
an5 prison meeting cJducted by
MSS Emma Sturgeon. Everybody
invited.
The Women's Missionary aocietysof
the Firs- Presbyterian church will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
f. o. Iutz. 602 East Sprf ger avenue.
City Federation Committees.
Committees for the year have been
appointed BY the executive board Of
The City Federation of Womans
clubs they are as follows: Legis-
lative, Mrs CHARLES Filson. chair
man. Mrs y. NJ. Carter, Mrs. F H..
Mcclure, Mrs Anna Dodson, Mrs. J.
c. Strang; hospital ard benevolent
Mrs L. A. Hahn. chairman. Mrs L.
y. Houston. Mrs NJ C. Hart, Mrs.
Horace Speed, Mrs G. C. Kneisley
Mrs. H. L. Miller; humane society,
Mrs. VIII Spencer chairman, Mrs J.
| r N'seley Mrs. s S. Lawrence, Mrs.
( j. d. Williams Mrs. j X. Bcadles.
Mrs. w. A Frasier entertainmo T.
Mrs. VI. S Black. chairman, Mrs. NJ
/ c. Hart, Miss Catherine Cassidy Mrs.
Matte Doughty Mrs. J H. Havig-
horst. Mrs, Frank Dale. school COM
mittee Mrs. Jesse Dunn. chairman,
Mrs A. G. Ilixon, Mrs. N. N. Carter
Miss Edna GREY Mrs. Guy StockdaN
Mrs ed Walton. park and flowers
Mrs. Lyman Knighton, chairman,
Mrs. J. J Hildreth, Mrs. Charles See
ly. Mrs f. G. Sharp. Miss Florence
Hodges, Miss Alma Carson; art Mrs.
f. e. Buck chairman. Mrs. J. E. Pay
NAL. Miss Maud Goodrich, Mrs. E. J..
Bla. ;kman, Mrs. George McGregor;
club extention Mrs. b J. Waugh.
Cha rman, Mrs. F, S. Barde, Mrs Tel
I goeh T.
Boles, Mrs Carter. club reporter,
civic committee Mrs. Frank Dale.
chairman Mrs y. NJ Carter, Mrs.
w. S. Spd Ger, Mrs. S. d. Spurrier,
Mrs Chas Seely, Mrs. f. p. Beamer,
household economies and domestic
science Mrs. Mary Hart. chairman,
Mrs. Matte Doughty. Mrs. ] w. Me-
Neal, Mrs. ] d. Osborne, Mrs. II. e..
Derwin; city Improvements, Mrs. En-
ma Miller, chairman Mrs. e. ]. Black
man. Mrs. J. A. Abernathy. Miss Flor
once Adler, Mrs. w. w. Rucks, Mrs.
NJ +, West Mrs. Tel Waltcr, Mrs.
p. G. Ray. Mrs n. M. Carter, Mrs.
f. O. I.utz, Mrs. A e. Gray. Mrs.
Chas Filaon. literature, Miss e. Mel
vim. chairman, Mrs. Vern Emioh, Mrs.
4 w B. Bowers, Mrs Beamer. A mo-
tion carried that home products
should be used and recommended
Miss Clara Cohegan and Roy Flask
in, practically life long residents OF
ICuthrie. were married Sunday after
noon at the Cohegan home The
event was quiet home wedding,
there being only few guests. The
ceremony was by Rev, e. w. Cohegan
father of the bride The wedding
march was played by Miss Gladys
! Faskin. Mr. and Mrs Fasldn nave
grown up in G thrie and they have
known each other since early child
hood. The bride was until recently
employed a the county bHilaing and
Mr.. Faskin is employed down town.
They will live at 317 East Cleveland
ayenue.
Miss Eva Hill, who has charge Of
4 the suit department at Behr's store,
spent Sunday in Oklahoma City.
Miss Blanche Coffee, teacher in
the Capitol Hill school, spent the
week end with relatives at Nayina.
Mr. and Mrs. George Plouff, of
Enid ARE spending the week in the
city. Mr. Plouff is representing the
James Kirk Soap company
Miss Hannah Embry returned 70