The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-02-14
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AZ Parting
on an too well. beloved. at last knc'
That for us Two, the parting OF the way
Has come and brought the ending Q
sweet days.
Bid me goodbye. and loose my hand am
Today's fair peak we ran to climb an'
BEFORE US. glowing in our last suns ray
The pathslopes downnor undivided stay
The path slopes down, but separate an
slow,
Hence forward you a4v alone mus'
live
Nay look not all so sad W as ever done
A deed to merit all that we have won
Or JOY? Iteli you there are those whose
prayer
Is mighty on their knees that they
might bear
Our shadow could they have known our
sun.
Josephine Dod ge Daskam.
Entre-Nous
On last Friday. Feb. 5. the Entire
Nous Club met at the home Of Mrs.
Chas. Lahman. The second chapter
Of James Psychology was discussed.
Questions we're asked BY the leader,
Mrs Lahman, and the answers showed
that the club was much interested In
the work and were well prepared. At
each meeting the members OF the club
answer to the roll call with some cur.
rent event. This club is to give five
public entertainments each year in
the afternoon and two evenings to-
their friends. The first OF the series
ID the afternoon will be discussion
OF Clinics; second, Domestic Sciepce;
third. Art; fourth, botany, with the
will flowers Of the territory as illus
trations. The hrst evenings enter
tainment is to be dramatization Of
HIaWatha; this little drama Is TO be-
given some time in March
~ Musical
on last Saturday evening Miss jamie
Hall entertained number OF her
friends Vt the beautiful home Of her
father. After much bad weather the
young people were delighted to be
able TO be out again and the evening |
WAS one OF much enjoyment and mer-
rlment. Quite an interesting program
OF music was given; among the num-
Der was Miss Brown Of Willie Halsell
College. who gave several piano selec-
tIons; Miss Hall sang several selec-
tions and Miss Louise Hall gave
several songs, which added much to
the pleasure Of the evening. At ten
o'clock dainty refreshments were
served. Miss Hall, as hostess, made
theevening one Of much pleasure to
each guest present.
Musical Club
On last Saturday afternoon this
most interesting club met with Miss
Lille Burns. This was the first reg
ulsr program Of this year, therefore
was greatly appreciated by each guest
present. The composer to be studied
that afternoon was Lesehetitsky.
Mrs. Soper's most interesting paper
on his life as teacher and COM
poser showed us closer view OF this
twentieth century musician. After
that the following program was given:
Valse ChromatiQ Sam Parks.
Op. "a, Nc. miss Tot
Foreman.
Nocturne-M Miss Graper.
Those assisting rendered most credit
able service. After the program Miss
Burns, assisted BY Miss Laura Stevens
Ierved hot coffee with doughnuts The
is list Of members:
Nesdames Misses
L Soper Cora May Brown
Stubblefield Tot Foreman
z Briggs Louise Graper K
r Parks Lille Burns liz
Morning Laura Stevens r
" Il Halsell Fannie Browning
Iohn Miller Drake Anna Lyons
Ewing Halsel Dora franklin
1t Cards
On last Monday evening Mrs. w. p.
rhompso entertained few of her
riends at an informal card party
complimentary to her sister, Mrs.
Ross, who has been visiting her from