The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-06
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and Mrw rnrrow, Mrs Rya Eager. Mis-
Rhca Walton aud Mr. and Mrs rurrow
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Nj and Mrs & Burton have recent,
L moved 10 Guthrie and are now al
home on East Oklahoma avenue. AIT
~ the tlrs, pg she year MIR nunor
viii be associated IN business with hi,
brother. + n narian OF the Racker.
Burton Dry Goods eons~ny.
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Mrs c Smart OF Denver. who has
been vlelting her sister, Mrs y l.
Brown. Is now Waiting IN Oklahoma
cils she will return TO Guthric q
remain with Mrs Brown tor a visit
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Hostess 20 operoky Club.
ON Thursday afternoon Mrs A y
Rankin Was hostess 60 The oDenaAy
club. Mrs 4 y Stewart. special
Hu.et WA eiccted memher or the
cluh, The officers for the followsng
year we're elected Mrs I. " nrire
president; MrS l. II Saanpacll. secre
tafy. Afgcf the meeting delicious
five course dinner Was served by the
hostess.
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Domestic Science Club pinner.
Ona of the largest affairs the po-
me ,ic Science club has given for
qaile while was dinner last even
ing az the home nf pr and Mrs v 4,
SHARP. in honor of their husbands. Al
seven o'clock three course dinner.
consisting Of fruit coetail for the first
course and for the second, crcamed
chicken on patties. mashed potatoes.
gravy, sweet potatoes. cabbage salad,
hot rolls and Boston brown bread !.
the last course consisted of suet tud-
ding, coffee. mings and nuts The
dinner WAS prepared by the club ladies
aud WAS served by Mlssel Mayme
Olisrr. Phyllis Carpenter, nefyi Bur-
ton. Vivian SHARP. Madeline isnwthcr
and Dorothy Sprrr. The guests were
seated at one large table and three
small tables, which were beautifully
decorated in the club eolors. lavender
and white, The center piece was a
huge bunch of lavender chymanthe-
NUNS and the name cards were hand
painted cards in the khaps of tea pohl
and rolling pima. Mrs Il i isuwther
was toaetmistress for the occasion
Mrs l. II I.ohr responded with "ro
Our Husbands. "'ro the Ladies'" BY
Mr. Mcclure; TO Our club President
Mrs Emma Miller; ITO our Host and
Hostess" Mrs II II Derwin. The eve
ming was spent With round table
talk on What Effect Has the Domem
tic Science Club Had on Our Home
~ tho Past Year Mrs. Mm nlckell
sang several sonRs ana. Ms.s Florence
Adler gave several readings. The spo
cial guests were Mrs Pool Of ponca
City, Mrs Bickoll and Miss Adler.
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Miss Doris Gaffncy " Spending the
week end with her parents.
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Patrons Club.
The Patrons oiub met yesterday at
the school buildings. esAlrs v s Rex
road led the meeting ~ Capital liill
school. Mrs Leslie Seaman gave a
talk on Lunch Baskets for Children :
Mrs Farrell talked on ''The Proper
Food for Children" Mas Ramsay of
~ Louis gave a very interesting talk
on Child Welfare and Mrs Vim II
Heor on Red Cross work. After the
there were twenty mother present
interesting discussion Af "Punctual-
ity" The mothers of Guthrie are
taking much interest in ,ha Patrons
club and IN suite of the bad weather
there were twenty monthers present
at The meeting Al Capital school. The
guests were CITY Superintendent G. n
Peak. VIM Heer and Mrs A J Dih
beni. The leaders al ihe other schools
were Mrs Gross af Cotforal Mr. Mas