The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-11-28
CLUB NOTES.
The Firemen's Dance Pleasing
Event. Other Amusements.


Event. Other Amusements.
About dozen ladies were invited
TO meet with the Woman's Club on
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. F. B.
Hine. Mrs. G. C. Cormack gave an
interesting talk on the 'Nibeiungen-
leid. She has great faculty for
story telling, probably developed by
telling stories to her little people.
She traced the "Nibelungeniied" from
It's origin in the Volsunga Saga of
the Northland, through the events of
Seigfried's life, the varying fortunes
Of the treasures of the Nibelnngs, to
the death of Kreimhild- The club
then had the pleasure OF listening to
Mrs. Finn's paper, High Tide in
Literature, which was read at the
Dodge City Federation
Tea was served at small tables,
after which number OF impromptu
speeches were listened to.
Mrs Hobbs was asked If the bloom
on her cheeks, on her return from
Boulder last spring, was due to the
treatment at the Sanitarium or some-
thing else. She made . bright little
4alk and finally wound up by saying
that rs the club had been studying
art she made a practical use of it.
Miss Bidwell read q funny story
because she thought she had no
hnmor in her makenp and the toats
we're supposed to be funny.
Mrs, Beeler, who was asked to give
reasons for preferring to live in the
East said, after her talk she did not
want any Of her words TO be cOnstru-
ed into a thought against her new
home, Kiasiey.
Mrs. Erwin's toast, "What Makes
sns HaePe e." was a very cleverly
srhymed compliment to the hostess.
1.-The .nost delightful thing of all,
Ia ac ub woman to be.
An,iDext to that Tim very sure.
Isao go to Hines TO tea.
We read and study talk and laugh,
Toskat You'll allagrce;
DheRl' asure ds increased just half
When We go TO Hines to tea.
And every weeks paper wise
ls read tn you and me.
And or otherwise we all are glad
To 20 to Hines toftea.
I'm yeny glad that critics sharp
Wolff harshly judge.of me,
Bur will alI.alowunce make
When ! say this rhyme at Hines tea.
TisaaiG that two things one can't do
Butibstwecn us-you aad me,
tended baby and composed this rby me
To.read.at Mrs. Hine stea.
Mrs. Sellers was asked to toast,
"filhe Club as Solaee when the
Chimney Smekes.' She said she had
never tried it but had called names
Instead. FIRST she had ,calIed her
beater halt a,inck and asteed him to
kit, then she called him Il: goose for
notdioing it; then she called police
mar, and finally after calling him a
complaining her object.
Mrs. Hills s0asted, :'Counsgy Life,"
90 a mice golden brown in hsr witty
fashisn, and said she was so fond of
it sheaxas going 20 town where she
could Saiew it with perspective, on
the tka0ry that distance leads en-
chantraant to the niew.
There Ssere twenty-five short talks
and eaeh 0ne had something good in
1t, and the Graphic would like to give
them all hat it is Impossible. One
thing wac dem monstratsd, that with che
Womans Cixfb conversation is n0 a
lost art, aud as it is thu highest fonm
of social amusement. the club is to be
congratulated for keeping the aet
alive.
The firemens-s bail Wednesday
eSeniug was as usual great success.
Il was pleasSas evening, large
crowd turned out, the music was good
aud the order perfect. Eserything1
passed Off according to program.
Supper was served at Harry Read IS
tor those who wished it. The Gestivi-
lies were kept up Till an early hour.
The boys can we'll feel proud OF the
hearty support aud attendance given
all of their entertainments by the
citizens of this city. We all realize
the importance of keeping up the in
terest in this organization and gladly
assist when possible. Our firemen
are tue body OF young men and are
90 be congratulated on the success of
their efforts and the appreciation
given them by our people.