The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-05-18
PRESS
MEETING
AT ALVA

ALvA, OKLA. MAY 1G-tspec az. -
The Oklahoma Editorial Association af-
ter its session yesterday was entertained
fin the evening at the Northwestern \or-
NAL. by a special program in its ho1or.
President Amept and the entire faculty
received the editors cordially. The Orr
ent and Occident societies combined IN
the program. which was as follows:
overture ................. College Orchestra
Song of Welcome .......... College Choir
Essay .................. CAS- 1t Might Be
Miss Maude L. Greene.
Piano Duet, from "Lohengrin' ......-.
............ ............. ......... wagner
Mrs. y. f: Hickey, Mss Reba Carr.eo'
Recitation, "The Schoolmaster's
Guests ...............''' '..''' -'i '''''''
Miss Edna b. Smith.
Special Appearance of lnimitable CIR
man Fifth Company, under the dirHc-
tion of
Mrs. Hickey and Prof o. G. Palmer
Grafton .... THE Rise of our Nation
Mr.. Ayers X. Ross.
Living Pictures. (a) Love Grown Cod
Cb) Spring. (c) The acrifice Of Irene.
Tableau Under Direction Of
Poppy Hostetter Drummer.
Filtration Duet ...... ......''.'''''''''
Miss Ella Hart and Mr.. Jay BLACK.
Violin Solo, "Chanson PolonaIse Op. -
.......... .............. ...... NIenld"shl
Mr.. George S. Ericsson
Trio Recitation. THE Man in the
Moon" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NHCS'
Nellie Cowgirl, Helen Child ster'
: Edith Maichel.
CFrom Preparatory Department
Vocal Solo. September" ...... Charlton.
Miss Almeda sniEgs.
Indian Club Drill .......... Norman girls
Under Direction Of Prof John Dav $.
Selection ............ College Orchestra.
WELCOME, OKLAHOMA EDITORS.
(Song and chorus written expressly for
and inscribed to the Press Asso eiation
of Oklahoma which meets at Alva, .
T.. May 1916 1900. by Frederick Albert
Abbott. Director of Expression In tie
Northwestern Normal School)
Come all We worthy editors, and listen to
our lay. sirs,
Come harken TO the words Of cheer, we &c
now about to say, sirs,
You've come from Greer and Washita,
from Beaver, Blaine and Custer,
From Garfield. Grant. Canadian, u t1is
your yearly muster.
Refrain
We're jolly glad to see you here,
You do us very proud, sirs,
And when you leave our little town
Be sure you holler loud, sirs.
You've hied from Cleveland, Dewey. Day
Kay, aye and Kingfsher,
From Logan, Lincoln, Noble Payne, to
Alva. your wel-wisher;
You've come from Pottawatomie, from
Roger Mills and Pawnee,
From Oklahoma. Woodward Woods,
chuck fun of "go" and "haw gee"
We recognize the power, you as ediJo :,
can WELD, sirs,
The planters Of ideas new, in earths vas;
growing field, srs,
We really think we could not get along
at all without you.
We're Jolly glad TO have you here 20 Sc
and loll about you
Refrain
A set Of finer looking men, 'twere llh.
cult 10 find sirs,
smarter, sharper, brighter lot, we se'
but in our mind. sirs,
The y. T. y. feels honored much in hav
ing had you here, sirs,
ay, can't you range to make It SOS yos)
come again each year sirs?
Refrain
From President and Faculty, from pupl
old and young, sirs,
A hearty, joyous welcome springs an,
leaps from off our tongue, sirs,
You'll ever fined a greeting warm from
AlVa and her school sirs,
Wen always treat you square and rgh
with font" and press and rule.
slrs.
Refrain
MORNING AT THE NORMAL
At $50 in the morning the associate
witnessed the opening exercises Of l..
Normal The editors were introduced l.
President Ament and some attractive i
tie speeches were made. The Editor
were shown over the magnificent bull,
ing and were impressed at It's capacit
and convenience.
MORNING BUSINESS SESSION
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