The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-01
SweetheartS.

Sing a song OF SWeeCnedrtS.
How the wind of June,
Tremulous and tender,
Catches up the tune,
Sets the leaves a-whisper
At it's rise and fall,
Carries back an answer
To the thrlsh's call.
Over, over over.
Echoes the refrain
As | go to meet her
Down the long, green lane.
Sing a song of sweethearts!
Every lifetime brings
One enchanted moment
When with folded wings
Love on earth beside us
Walks little way,
Hesitates ana wonders
Shall he go or stay?
Silence sweet and wistful
Falls between us twain,
AS he wanders with us
Down the long. green lane.
Don't be afraid of little fun at
home. Don't shut up your houses,
lest the sun should fade your car
pets: and your hearts, lest a hearty
laugh should shake down some Of
the musty cobwebs there. If you
want to drive your children away, let
them think that all mirth and social
enjoyment must be left on the
threshold when they come home.
Young people must have fun and re-
Taxation somewhere. If they do not
have it at home they will seek it in
other anu less profitable places.
Therefore. let the fire burn bright
" at night and make the home de-
lightful with all the little arts that
parents so perfectly understand.
Don't repress the buoyant spirits of
your children. half an hour of merri-
ment around the lamp and freight
Of home blots out the remembrance
OF many a care and annoyance dur
ing the day. and the best safeguard
they can take with them into the
world is the unseen influence Of a
bright little domestic sanctum.
The pretty afternoon given by Mrs.
John r. Lstle, complimentary to
Miss Margaret Hill on Friday was
certainly one of the most enjoyable
gatherings ever gwen in kalispell.
After the guests had arrived each one
was given a linen towel to hem, and
the one who succeeded in hemmng
the ends first was rewarded. This
was called "thimble bee The
first prize was won by Mrs. Meri-
gold. and was a burnt wood pane
hives and a very large bee. Mrs
George Phillips finished second and
received a pound of honey for hel
ability. 1ss Hill, who was the
queen bee, received little gift il
the shape of burnt wood panel, {
queen bee In her ermine lined robe
with a ieweled crown resting upol
it's head.
AS each guest finished hemmins
the towel. they were requested tt
write their names and dates of thei
marriage on the towel in indelibl
ink. One bright young lady who ha
not yet met her affinity. wrote he
name and then Endorsed her towel
unattached. The daintiest of refresh
ments were served by the charmin
hostess, and the guests fingered an
chatted until the hands on the fac
OF the chronological indicator pointe
To the hour of six.
Those who attended were Me-
danes Merigold, Conner, Tinkle, l
Tinkle, Webster, Phillips, Smith {
Spokane, Dickey, Conlon, Mulane.
Kleinschmidt Cloves. Misses Hi
and Trumper.
The handkerchief shower given b
Frances Jurgens- Kleinshmidt, compl
Mentary to Miss Hill, on Saturda
afternoon. was apparently enjoye
by the invited guests. During the al
ernoon number of questions We,
asked and the answers were wore
ending in age"
Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Listle, Mrs. Co
nor and Miss Trumper cut for fir
prize, Mrs. Dickey winning bur
wood panel, the etching thereon re
resenting Love and spring tin
make a goose of everyone" Nj
Smith of Spokane and Mrs. Conf
cut for second prize, the former W
ming.
The decorations used We're all Y
low, and there We're quantities of y
lew bells in the various rooms.
About four o'clock the strains
Memberships wedding march cal
from an adjoining room, the VIII
ribbon which held the huge VIII
ball together. wherein the handk
chiefs were hidden, was released a
a veritable shower fell upon NJ
HILL
The ladies gathered around and
bride-elect united and thanked