Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31

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start. ana tear lnps
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fail ali '"e same her charms neys,
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but diverse paths tbev ,at. las
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break. '0ui heart to
one, Mrs. Spencer Is blor5o
charming TO see and M hoo.
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NV wal are none would blame You
And our Mrs Rachel Miller who,
10 Know well Is TO love ''On
hlnd acts are hers. and friends
"iVe her heart JOY as they approvs
SERIOUS, tau and slender
49,, hind-hearted and tender
us such as she whom All rerrsr,
ana our CHEEKY, Mrs, Bradley Tho p,s.
woman who never "'Ne
Abroad doth roam. but alwa,,
stays sadly On rainy we,tbe ,V'ue
u1ou nature, energy and pluck mn on,
her measure, ''' u'
Always her friends viii find in he,
one we call Mrs Peyton Is sopl Who,
worth time shows
To her true friends (who are laslo,,
But ONLY the Father lust knows
Patient, enduring. calm
Cheering all with the balm
vi her presence. Her lie Is a psalm
When see Mrs. Hemphlll's face I tblnt
OF a line that doth cover
some part OF her souls perfect grace.
It's, Noneknow her but To love bsrS
LITTER, not leaner, she helpful lov.
ing and free
With good deeds-as sweets 10 TIA
bee.
But am becoming serious and that's
very bad sign
so must cease this dellrlous scrbble
Pray don't tell that It's mine,
Now just finish dining
And I'll end this rhymine
With a wish done In metric time.
Spirit Of good King Arthur's reign. le,
slip the years and come upon
These hearts that list 10 this refrain.
And stir their souls. Then stll flow
on,
Into the lives Of those
Whose hearts are like the rose.
Warm, sweet, full Of all that love
bestows.
OFT may they meet az time doth fleet,
still may they scan the poets verse,
Long may their circle be complete.
Long be their Joy and sweet con-
verse
May Peace with you abound
Friends az the "Table-Round"
And flow Of soul" be always found.
Monde, "gai "at rome" 10y NJ the
Reviewers, the club meeting with Mrs.
c. ID. Moore at her residence, on Thir-
teenth East street
The rooms were artIsticaly decorated
with pale pink and dark red, The club
colors, carnations In those shades be-
ing effectively used.
Mrs Nelden reviewed Mary Johns
toms notahl book ITO Have and To
Hold" and Mrs. Stanley followed with
a recital OF interesting "reminiscences %
the late Mrs. Stone. who held a position
as one Of the three vice presidents Of
the National Federation, together with
Julia Ward Howe. and Ms. J. c.
Royle OF this city. After the program,
were served and the rest
OF the afternoon devoted 10 social chat
The guests were Mesdames Pesrsell,
Igleheart. Bickford. Weir, Blntz, Nc.
Mahon. Eugene Lewis, Druehl Franken,
Ira Lewis. Sprague, MARYLAND, Baum
garten, Mayer, Brattaln, John Reece'
L. Z. King. Tracy. T. u, Beatty Hem
derson, Jenls, j. s. Klnkead, Patrick
II. f.. Cary. HouSh, Oswald, o. E. cary
Misses Nelden and sherman.
The Cleofan met at Mrs. Eldredges
On Tuesday. A very interesting arli'
Gle describing the scenery along the
river Thames. as well as depicting some